Hotels in Haslemere, Surrey

Easily accessible from the M25 and A3 yet close to Goodwood, Petworth & the South Coast, Branksome is a perfect venue for the business traveller.Excellent facilities are complemented by friendly attentive service. Please be aware that on occasions the restaurant and bar may be closed. If evening meals are required, please check directly with Branksome

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The hotel dates back to the time of Queen Anne and takes its name from Sir James Edward Oglethorpe, famed for founding the state of Georgia in 1733. Careful attention has been given to preserve its unique atmosphere and character yet still allowing it to offer modern comfort and convenience. The Georgian House Hotel has become the focal point or the local community. Set in its own grounds and gardens, on the bustling High Street, The Georgian's restaurant, Thorpes, provides a unique experience. Contemporary design within parts of the original house's kitchen complements a varied menu selection of traditional and international dishes. Whether for a quick cappuccino on the terrace, a three course meal or light snack, Thorpes can provide it - and more.

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Part of Lythe Hill's special appeal is its variety, which is accented by clocks around the hotel. You are welcomed to the property by a bold timepiece in the courtyard promising hearty hospitality. While elsewhere, in the spa, another clock style suggests a more leisurely pace and time to relax from the pressures of the modern world. The oldest building at Lythe Hill dates back to 1475 and forms part of the rich history of the local area. Cromwell billeted his troops here overnight during the Civil War. In the eighteenth century the building was used as a courthouse and legend suggests that miscreants awaited their fate on the old bench in the Auberge de France. The spacious Amarna follows in the long Lythe Hill tradition of improvement. With its engaging architecture and state-of-the-art spa facilities, Amarna adds yet more layers of comfort and pleasure to your stay. The property today is best described as a hamlet of buildings each with its own character. Features around the property enchant and surprise. Antiquities in the old building, a reclaimed church floor in reception, hand painted fabrics and hand crafted furniture are just some of the notable items that combine to form a fascinating rich tapestry. All of the 41 bedrooms have been individually designed and are as memorable for their charm as for their modern convenience. Many offer wonderful views of the surrounding countryside.

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