The audio tour of the house is excellent. The guides in the rooms are knowledgeable and friendly. It takes quite a while to go round and there’s lots of interesting things so leave yourself plenty of time. The garden walks are brilliant. Make sure you pick up a map so that you don’t miss anything. The military museum is worth a visit and the display of model houses is also very impressive. You can easily spend a whole day in the gardens.

Hever Castle oozes history and charm and the castle grounds are magical. David (one of the castle guides) was extremely knowledgeable about the history of Hever and took the time to engage with us which was lovely. Myself and my partner stayed within the grounds for a few nights at the bed and breakfast (Astor suite) which allows you access to the grounds when all the visitors have left. We walked around the grounds at night which was so atmospheric and gave you more time to absorb the greatness of the place.

Ann Bokeyn's childhood home has been wonderfully restored. Stayed in the Hever Castle Accommodation Anne Boleyn Wing. Beautiful high quality furnishings. A really special place to stay. Castle and gardens are stunning. A pilgrimage point for Ann's modern day fans.

Our expectations of our stay at Hever Castle were high and we weren’t disappointed. The room was beautifully furnished and luxurious. The price of our room we considered was not expensive and included in the price was continental and cooked breakfast, entry to the castle and the stunning gardens and 10% off any purchases made in the cafe and gift shops. We had a wonderful two night stay and have recommended to family and friends that a visit to Hever Castle is a must!

Was gifted vouchers which were about to run out so took oportunity to go. Such a pretty place! Lovely grounds to walk around too including the big lake walk. A bit over the top with all the Anne Boleyn/Anne of Cleves info but interesting never the less. Lovely grounds as well. A very nice visit in such a pretty property.

What a location to stay... Yes stay. I booked an overnight stay within the grounds of hever castle, with that you get an amazing nights stay, fantastic breakfast in a stunning room and entry to the grounds and castle. We followed the website and got taxi to and from hever and would recommend the pub Henry 8th suggested was wonderful and short walk take a tourch if it's dark (this time of year ) as even though there are small lights to guide you hard to see puddles etc. The grounds even though out of season are still spectacular and the castle was brilliant the staff are superb,friendly and professional.

A great day out! We visited on a very showery day but still managed to spend about 5 hours. Could easily stay from open till close on a nicer day, so much to see, & so many lovely spots to stop & take in the views! My 7yr old did the audio tour of the house & found it very interesting. Will definitely be visiting again but will take a picnic next time as found the tearoom quite expensive!

Lucy in the Castle,waitress in cafe and charming young man serving ice-cream are stars,you are lucky to have them as employees The castle is a wonderful building and the experience interesting. I think the signage during tour could be clearer I felt a bit trapped at times but think this was because it was half term(50 years qualified as a teacher,probably bit tired of kids screaming!!!) The weather prevented us exploring the stunning grounds(saw lots on Gardeners' World on BBC 2 later)Would be good to offer reduced rate for second visit as you would probably think twice about £40++ return fee.

I have been several times to Hever castle over the years and each time there's something new, some discovery or display that I haven't seen before keeping it fresh and exciting. Even without that I love revisiting it, as its so many layers of history overlapping each other, from medieval times to the 20th century, and the way things are laid out and explained skips none of these periods. Everything is well displayed and explained (there is an optional audio tour as well). For me, the books of hours especially are remarkable and always a highlight. The tour around the house is designed in such a way that you can comfortably see everything within an hour or so, and then if you want to go round again once you get back to the courtyard you can. Like all castles, you'll need to wear decent shoes to get about, some of the flooring is uneven and some of the corridors are pokey, and there are stairs aplenty. The grounds outside the castle are equally beautiful, having some lovely walks. We usually come in the autumn because the turning of the leaves is particularly spectacular here, especially the red ivy which creeps across the façade of the castle, reflected in the water in the moat. Lovely! This place is of course a must see for anyone obsessed with Tudor history, but it also has a lot of other interesting pieces and is definitely not a one trick pony.

Large beautiful grounds with a lot of easy flat walking. High standard throughout the castle. Very informative. A great day out for couples or families. Nice cafe, gift shop and toilets. Would love to visit again as there is so much to see in only the few hours that we had available. Highly recommend a visit.