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Inside Zendaya and Tom Holland’s Wedding Destination

Inside Zendaya and Tom Holland’s Wedding Destination

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Visit Beaverbrook, the English Estate where Zendaya and Tom Holland celebrated their wedding. The Spider-Man newlyweds reportedly gathered family and friends at a storied 470-acre retreat in the Surrey Hills.

Zendaya and Tom Holland reportedly chose the English countryside for a private celebration of their marriage.

According to reports, the couple recently welcomed family and friends to Beaverbrook, a country house hotel in Surrey, England. The estate stretches across 470 acres of gardens, woodland and open countryside, about 20 miles from London.

For two stars who have kept much of their relationship private, the choice makes sense. Beaverbrook is close enough to London for an easy arrival, yet its scale and secluded setting make unwanted attention easier to avoid. Once inside the estate, guests have little reason to leave.

A Country House With a Remarkable Past

Beaverbrook was once the home of Lord Beaverbrook, the newspaper publisher and political power broker whose guest book read like a record of 20th-century British society. Politicians, writers, artists and actors came to stay, dine and debate at the Surrey estate.

The hotel has kept that history visible. The main house contains 18 individually designed bedrooms named for figures associated with Beaverbrook’s past.

The Elizabeth Taylor Suite has a four-poster bed, a private balcony overlooking the Italian Garden and a roll-top bath once owned by Rudolf Nureyev. The Ian Fleming Studio Suite nods to the creator of James Bond with handsome interiors and a Terry O’Neill photograph of Roger Moore.

Accommodation extends well beyond the main house. The Garden House has 11 bedrooms beside the walled kitchen garden. The Village consists of 21 playful suites named after literary and artistic figures, while The Coach House rooms sit beside the spa and offer a quieter corner of the property.

What It Is Like to Stay at Beaverbrook

The Coach House Spa overlooks the Surrey Hills and features stained-glass ceilings designed by British artist Brian Clarke. The colored glass throws changing patterns of light across the indoor pool and treatment rooms throughout the day.

Dining is spread across the estate. The House serves a Japanese-inspired menu, while The Garden House Restaurant specializes in seasonal Anglo-Italian cooking using ingredients from local suppliers and the kitchen garden.

Sir Frank’s Bar is the place for cocktails and whisky. More private experiences include dinner prepared over an open fire in the woodland WildKitchen and a five-course Japanese menu served inside individual dining balloons in the Italian Garden.

Days can be spent walking, cycling, playing tennis or croquet, visiting the spa or watching a film in the estate’s private cinema. Summer picnics can also be arranged in the Garden House meadow.

A Natural Choice for a Private Celebration

Beaverbrook can host a wedding across its rooms, restaurants and gardens while keeping the entire event contained within the estate. Private dining rooms accommodate smaller parties, restaurants can be reserved exclusively and the wedding venue can be closed to outside guests for the celebration.

That privacy appears to have been central to Zendaya and Holland’s plans. The couple have carefully limited what they share about their marriage, even as speculation around it grew. Their reported gathering at Beaverbrook followed the same pattern: personal, closely guarded and held well beyond the usual celebrity circuit.

The details of the celebration remain private. The location, however, is no longer a secret.

Beaverbrook
Reigate Road, Leatherhead, Surrey, England
beaverbrook.co.uk