Reception: 400 or 0

Porters: 4250 or 4251

Please join Foxhills Guests. There is no password.

Wireless presentation system allows users to simply share what’s on their laptop or mobile device, on the presentation screen. No cables, no set-up, no waiting to join in.

• Insert ClickShare application into your device. 
• Wait for the white circle to stop flashing 
• Click on the circle and the screen should reflect your device's screen. 

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If you encounter any issues, please check your company's firewall. There is also a HDMI lead in every room.

Each of our rooms are fitted with the latest technology and AV equipment for hybrid meetings and presentations. 

ClickShare CSE-200
Wireless presentation system allows users to simply share what’s on their laptop or mobile device, on the presentation screen. No cables, no set-up, no waiting to join in.

Poly Studio USB video bar
Delivering the best audio quality and voice clarity in its class, this market-leading video bar works with all platforms (including Zoom and Microsoft Teams) and blocks distracting sounds, as well as voices outside the room that can interrupt meetings, with it's patented NoiseBlock technology. Teams on both ends of the call catch every word. With group framing, which uses a smart camera to automatically frame the room and track the person speaking for deeper engagement, the connection feels personal. They see all the important details, too – right down to body language and facial expressions.

65’’ Interactive 4K UHD LCD Touchscreen with integrated annotation software
Featuring Note, web browser, file manager, cloud drives, WPS office and ScreenSharePro, this screen is highly regarded in the corporate world for its vibrant, detailed and high-quality images and ability to share, stream and edit content from any device directly on screen and transform your team meetings into an easy, fast and seamless interactive session with the included WiFi module and the ScreenSharePro app.

It comes with dual-touch pens, allowing users to annotate easily in 4K on files and on-screen content, which can be saved directly on a USB device, 32GB internal memory or on a connected cloud drive. The display supports playback of presentations, high-resolution video and almost any other type of content.

Fire Safety:

If you discover a fire at Foxhills, raise the alarm by activating a fire alarm call point.

All guests should exit the building via the nearest fire exit and proceed to the Manor House Assembly Point. The Manor House Assembly Point is the grass area directly in front of the Manor House. Please remain at the Assembly Point until you are asked to re-enter the building. 

Please note, the fire alarm is tested in the Manor House at 10:30am on a Tuesday. 

First Aid:

First aid provision and a first aid-trained member of staff can be accessed either by the Conference Porters or via the Manor House Reception. 

Originally owned by Chertsey Abbey in the Middle Ages, Foxhills was really put on the map in the 18th-century with the arrival of Charles James Fox, the brilliant but mercurial politician, after whom the club is named. 

After serving as a convalescent home for wounded officers during the Great War, the estate was sold to the Borthwicks, a successful merchant family in the 1920s.

Ian Hayton acquired the club in 1983 having run clubs and recently sold Pennyhill Park Hotel in nearby Bagshot. Under his stewardship, Foxhills has flourished, from just 30 staff to more than 300 today and an Olympic array of facilities offering members more than 200 activities a week.

Now a luxury family-friendly club & resort with two championship golf courses, one nine-hole par three course, 66 bedrooms, 11 tennis courts, five swimming pools, HealthSpa, gym, four fitness studios and conference facilities, the club has continued to develop and grow under the leadership of Ian and his son Marc, who took over as managing director in 2010. The club also now has three fabulous restaurants including The Fox dining rooms which has an AA Rosette. We think that, given his love for food, wine and socialising, Charles James Fox would feel very much at home. 

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