All of our care homes are free from the COVID-19 virus.
All of our care homes are free from the COVID-19 virus.
Holly Lodge 
Set in idyllic woodlands in Surrey, Holly Lodge offers tranquillity, luxury living and security for up to 60 residents.
Holly Lodge is a purpose-built care home, designed around the needs of the people we support and finished to a high standard. The home has been newly modernised, while retaining its renowned homely atmosphere. The refurbishments have introduced two luxury dining rooms, hair salon, cinema, gallery and the Holly Bush Pub.
Residents can enjoy plenty of bright and spacious communal areas inside, while the gardens are perfect for enjoying the country air.
With two communal lounges, two outdoor patios, a family room, cinema, pub, gallery and dedicated activities room, there is plenty of space for hobbies at Holly Lodge. Residents are free to choose where and how they spend their time.
We think it’s better that you hear from our relatives and residents about the care we provide.
Listen to what Margaret has to say: “I feel like I’m coming from my home to my home”.
To provide the exemplary care our residents deserve, we intentionally hire more staff than the industry average. Having more staff means we can offer a more relaxed, stress free environment for our residents, where the staff have time to deliver person-centered care.
See what residents, relatives and staff have said and compare us to other homes using the country’s leading care home comparison site: www.carehome.co.uk
Not only do we believe good nutrition and hydration is important for our residents’ health, our talented Catering Team also prides themselves on offering freshly prepared meals every day, made from locally sourced ingredients.
Choosing a care home can be a difficult and emotional process. Holly Lodge tries to make it a little easier by providing the level of care and homely environment that our residents would wish for. Our open-door policy means visitors, guests and pets are always welcome, any time of day.
