Here in the heart of Sussex, this magnificent Georgian Palladian mansion set in 312 acres of superb parkland roamed by fallow deer and traversed by the River Uck has played host to the rich and famous for centuries.

As you pass the Eagle topped pillars and enter Buxted Park, sweeping down the long drive past the 13th Century Church, you are transported to a world where everyone is treated like a royalty.

You’ll be greeted with genuine hospitality, which will set the tone for your entire stay and create an atmosphere which will quickly make you feel completely at home.

In fact, with its large airy rooms, ornamental carvings, leather sofas and rich brocades; the very fabric of the building radiates warmth and comfort.

Far from being intimidated by the House’s stately grandeur, you’ll feel totally at ease. It’s a feeling that is fuelled by fine wines and award-winning cuisine, as well as the comforts provided by the luxurious rooms.

Due to the new smoking regulations that came into force on 1st July 2007, we would like to take this opportunity to advise you that smoking will be prohibited in all areas of the hotel, including bedrooms, from this date.