Tylney

Tylney is a place name, most notably associated with Tylney Hall, a historic manor house and now a luxury hotel in Rotherwick, Hampshire, England.

The name likely derives from Old English roots, potentially combining a personal name (such as "Tila") with "leah," meaning a woodland clearing or meadow. Thus, Tylney could be interpreted as "Tila's clearing" or "the clearing associated with Tila."

The Tylney family was historically associated with the manor and surrounding lands. Over time, the estate has passed through various owners and undergone several architectural changes. Tylney Hall itself is now a Grade II listed building, recognized for its architectural and historical significance.

Beyond Tylney Hall, the name "Tylney" is less common, though it might appear as a surname or a component in other place names within the Hampshire region.