Afternoon Tea Black Friday deal at Gorse Hill in Surrey

Save Big on Afternoon Tea Dining Experiences

Don't miss the BEST Afternoon Tea offer of the year at Gorse Hill. A luxurious dining experience in the elegant surroundings of our mansion awaits.

Was £32 per person, now £27 per person!

Sip on fine teas while enjoying a fresh selection of expertly prepared sweet and savoury delights.

Perfect as a Christmas gift or a well-deserved treat, this is a Black Friday Special you won’t want to miss!

Secure this deal and prepare for an unforgettable afternoon of indulgence and top class hospitality.

*Gift vouchers are available to purchase from 25th November 2026 for a limited time only, with selected dates in 2027, subject to availability. T&Cs apply.

Exterior of mansion at Gorse Hill offering amazing UK Black Friday Deals

BEST UK Black FRIDAY DEALS

This 2026 Gorse Hill in Woking is going all out to bring you the very best Black Friday and Cyber Monday offers.

Take advantage of these incredible deals and enjoy unforgettable experiences perfect for Christmas, birthdays, and so much more.

...DON'T MISS OUT!

Exterior of Gorse Hill Hotel offering amazing UK Black Friday Deals
Couple enjoying a stay at Gorse Hill offering amazing UK Black Friday Deals in Surrey
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Easthampstead Park, Berkshire

Recently refurbished Victorian mansion surrounded by stunning gardens, woodlands and countryside.

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Villiers Hotel, Buckinghamshire

Delightful 18th-century coaching inn hotel nestled in the heart of historic Buckingham town.

Black Friday Origin

Black Friday is a great time to find amazing deals on the things you love from hotel breaks to clothing. These special deals are often available throughout the weekend until Cyber Monday. 

The word "Black Friday" is said to have first came about in 1869 when two men called Jim Fisk and Jay Gould caused the stock market to crash when they upped the price of gold. 

Fast forward to the 1950s and 1960s in Philadelphia, USA, people started using the term "Black Friday" to describe the day between Thanksgiving and a large popular football game. This particular day brought in many tourists and shoppers causing frenzy, and the police really struggled to keep everything in check.

However it wasn't until the 1980s that people started to link "Black Friday" with shopping as we know it today. Stores came up with a fresh meaning for the term. This was inspired by how accountants used red ink to mark bad earnings and black ink for good earnings. 

Black Friday was then known as the day when stores finally made a profit. Since then Black Friday has turned into a whole season of shopping where you can grab superb deals. It's also inspired other shopping holidays like Cyber Monday.

To find out more on this topic, check out our sister property's article, "Why Is It Called Black Friday?"