Stay with us · Bentley, near FarnhamStay a night or two
Fifteen bedrooms beside a 17th-century barn, in 22 acres of gardens on the Surrey and Hampshire border. You don't need a wedding to stay.
Not just for weddings
Our home, for the night
Bury Court is a family home as much as a venue, and the rooms beside the barn aren't only for wedding parties. Come for a night or two: a quiet bed, a 400-year-old barn across the courtyard, and gardens by Piet Oudolf and Christopher Bradley-Hole outside the door.
Tell us your dates and we'll let you know what's free.
The rooms
Three kinds of room
At a glance
A bed in the gardens
- 15Rooms beside the barn
- 22Acres of gardens
- 17th c.Barn
- Wed–SunCafé on site
The Hop Kiln Café
Coffee before you go anywhere
The café is a few steps from the rooms, open Wednesday to Sunday, 9am to 4pm, with proper coffee and something good to eat. The shop upstairs keeps the same hours.
The gardens
Twenty-two acres on your doorstep
The courtyard garden by Piet Oudolf, made with the late John Coke, and Christopher Bradley-Hole's front garden are open to visitors on non-event days. Stay over and you have them to yourself first thing, before anyone else arrives.
Out and about
Round here
Bentley sits between Farnham and Alton, on the Surrey and Hampshire border. Within a short drive:
- Farnham, the Georgian market town, and its castle
- Alice Holt Forest, for walks and bike rides
- Jane Austen's House at Chawton
- The Watercress Line steam railway from Alton
- Winchester and its cathedral, under an hour away
Stay with us
Tell us your dates
Let us know when you'd like to come and how many of you there are, and we'll come back to you with what's free and the price.
No obligation. We reply quickly, usually by email.
While you're here
More at Bury Court
What's On
Workshops, markets and festive gatherings.
The shop upstairs
Antiques and curiosities above the café.