Astor House

The name 'Astor House' is derived from William Waldorf Astor who in 1890 left America to settle in England with his large fortune. In 1903, he bought Hever Castle - once the home of Anne Boleyn, second wife of Henry VIII. Being small, he decided to create a Tudor Village adjacent to the original castle. We have seven luxury en-suite double bedrooms all tailored to cater for total comfort, convenience and privacy. All rooms are beautifully decorated and provide all the comforts of home.