I visited Dorney Court with my mother. The tour of the house was conducted by Andrew, who was a most engaging and informative guide. Many thanks to the Palmer family for opening up their home for a few weeks a year so we are able to view such a stunning historical building.

We met James and Anna the current live in owners of the house and were given the tour by a family friend - Minty - who was informative but enormous fun! Had a lovely chat to Anna before visiting the church which is wonderful. We had a truly delicious lunch at the Crocus Garden centre - not cheap but worth the price. In 2023 they will be opening in June and I’ll definitely be back!!

A fascinating visit to a house steeped in history. An excellent and captivating 1-hour guided tour, in which we learned that the house was mentioned in the Domesday Book; was the home of the 16th-century Lord Mayor of London, Sir William Garrard; and has since been inhabited by the Palmer family. Also a charming small church opposite with a small 2-manual organ. Garden centre and café close by. Well worth a visit, during the limited opening period (currently afternoons in August).

What an absolute privilege to visit this wonderful home. Louise, our guide, was on top form and was such an entertaining, yet informative, fount of knowledge. Very enthusiastic about the history of the house and family and so lovely to see how all the local pubs and houses are connected to Dorney Court. We last visited the house when it was owned by Peregrine Palmer and his wife Jill, and it was wonderful to see his legacy now being continued by James and Anna. We would definitely recommend a visit. Also don't forget to visit to the garden centre on the estate for lunch or afternoon tea and a little retail therapy.

Such a stunning place to visit! I was surprised not to find 5 coaches of Far East visitors there. We’ve also had a fab lunch next door 😋 Got welcomed at the door by the lovely lady Anna, who owns the place, so lovely of them to share their beautiful home with others! Everything there just sets you back in time. Very beautifully preserved property ❤️

The excellent knowledge, enthusiasm and presentation style of our tour guide Andrew was attention grabbing. His knowledge of this important part of English history was gripping. His passion and personal connection to Dorney Court made the experience almost spellbinding.

Hi all at Dorney Court, firstly just wanted to thank all for such a lovely day at the wedding yesterday to the blond young lady who kept an eye on me throughout the day who was extreamley kind to me and was very chatty, it was a lovely expereince and especially when she brought out my eton mess yesterday evening, it was a yummy desert. I thouroughly enjoyed myself from the minute i arrived. 5 *'s for the young lady and the team To the staff working on the tea and coffee cart in the outside area. it was a lovely touch and i will definatley consider coming to work for you in the near future as it was an honour to be an honourary guest yesterday, you made me feel very welcome so a massive thank you to all of the team, the catering was amazing! i will definately be returning in the near future! many thanks Jake

Great place to visit - beautiful Tudor house and gardens. It is open to the public some dates each year, so check their website. You may have seen it feature as a location in several films. We had a guided tour with Louise who was brilliant and told us so many interesting things about the house.

Dorney Court, a beautiful beautiful venue for a wedding! However by booking Dorney Court for your wedding you have to endure the 'planners', Absolute Taste. Without being too unkind all I can say is if I were to do it all again I would book elsewhere.

Fantastic house which has heaps of history. We were taken on a guided tour which was full of information and well presented in a slightly jovil way,also the gardens and chapel are worth a vist. There is plenty of parking with a garden centre and coffe shop.