Foxhills unveils new rooms as part of £3m transformation

Foxhills Club and Resort has unveiled the latest phase of its ongoing £3m transformation, with the refurbishment of nearly half its hotel rooms now complete.

The upgrade represents a cornerstone of the hotel’s wider investment project, set to continue into 2026 with a focus on bedrooms and food and beverage.

Situated in the Lyne House with views of the 19th Century manor house, golf course, tennis courts, art studio or courtyard swimming pool, the newly refurbished rooms have been designed to offer a “home away from home” feel. 

Blending traditional features with contemporary accents, each space reflects the 400-acre estate while being reimagined introducing new “comforts”. Families can now enjoy extras such as mini teepees for children, Foxhills-branded colouring books, woodland activity packs and child-sized dressing gowns.

Each room now features a Crave tablet with direct access to Foxhills’ AI concierge, CJ the fox. This technology allows guests to book activities or spa treatments, request room service, make dining reservations or arrange a late check-out from their bedroom.

Further enhancing the holistic wellness experience, Foxhills has also partnered with skincare brand Proverb as its new amenities provider. 

Future plans as part of the investment project include a new spa garden, set to launch in 2026. Recent developments have already seen the introduction of padel and pickleball courts, a state-of-the-art gym refurbishment, a £2m renovation of the Longcross golf course and TrackMan technology installed at the driving range.

Mark Thewlis, hotel manager at Foxhills, said: “Understanding our guests’ evolving expectations and seamlessly blending tradition with innovation is at the heart of what we do. This refurbishment not only underscores our commitment to delivering a world-class stay, but also reaffirms our dedication to sustainability, wellness and comfort.”