Boutique hotel in Midhurst (met straal 10 km)

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arrival: sat 26 may 2012 - departure: sun 27 may 2012

• Halfway Bridge

  Midhurst - Conveniently placed on the A272 in the middle of Sussex countryside, this historic country inn encapsulates a balance between modern sensibility and rustic charm.
  
  Halfway between Midhurst and Petworth, Halfway Bridge is suitably isolated for a weekend break in the beautiful South Downs National Park.
  
  Its location is also convenient for links to Guildford, Portsmouth, Crawley and Chichester. The leisure resorts of Bognor Regis, Worthing and Brighton are also just a short distance away.
  
  Halfway Bridge Inn is situated near the medieval market town of Petworth, in the unrivalled beauty of the West Sussex countryside. There is plenty to see in the nearby area, including: the opulent Arundel Castle; Parham House; Petworth Park, designed by the renowned Capability Brown; Petworth House, site of a fine art collection; Nelson's Victory in Portsmouth; and Goodwood, the famous race course.
  
  Hidden away behind the Halfway Bridge Inn and secluded in its own courtyard is the Halfway Bridge Barn. Converted from an 18th century Sussex stable yard and overlooking local farmland, the accommodation is comprised of en suite bedrooms.
  
  Rooms are thoughtfully designed in a modern context, featuring DVD players and games consoles. Care has been taken to use classic country material, giving the rooms a touch of natural elegance and distinction. Each room has a powerful shower and most have baths as well, with one room specially designed for disabled access.
  
  
    
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  GBP 68

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• Spread Eagle Hotel And Spa

  Midhurst - Set within its own picturesque grounds, this former coaching inn, dating back in parts to 1430, provides traditional accommodation and a luxurious spa in the historic Sussex market town of Midhurst.
  
  Having been fully refurnished to provide all the comforts of a luxurious modern hotel, the Spread Eagle Hotel still retains many of its original features, including sloping floors, inglenook fireplaces and oak beams. The restaurant also features a beautiful stained glass window.
  
  In contrast to the historic aspects of the hotel, the Spread Eagle offers a modern spa, complete with an indoor swimming pool, hot tub, sauna, steam room and gym. Alternatively you can indulge with a personalised beauty treatment.
  
  When you are not exploring the surroundings, or relaxing in the spa, you can unwind in the comfortable leather chairs of the 15th-century lounge, with its ancient oak beams and leaded-light windows. In the winter months the open fire is lit.
  
  An idyllic choice for your business events and special occasions, the hotel provides 3 beautiful multi-function rooms to suit your needs. The intimate King Edward VII Room with its beamed walls and ceiling is in the oldest part of the hotel and accommodates up to 30 guests; the Polo Room with its high vaulted ceiling is suitable for up to 80 people; and the magnificent Jacobean Hall with its natural stone walls, heraldic banners and minstrel's galley can accommodate up to 120.
  
  The Spread Eagle's bedrooms are all individually designed and decorated and many are furnished with antiques, reflecting the history of the hotel.
  
  
    
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  GBP 99

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• The Angel Hotel

  Midhurst - In the heart of the old market town of Midhurst, this 17th-century coaching inn blends original character with fresh, contemporary design and modern facilities, such as free Wi-Fi and parking.
  
  In West Sussex, in the heart of the South Downs, the Angel Restaurant and Hotel boasts a wealth of beautiful original features, which have been lovingly restored and enhanced during the recent refurbishment. Each of the stunning en suite rooms has been individually designed and furnished with carefully chosen antique furniture and quality fabrics. From the cosy to the grand, all of the rooms have TVs and telephones, and some have four-poster beds and original wooden beams. The hotel has a fine restaurant, a more informal coffee house and a bar and private function room. The highly acclaimed modern bistro offers traditional dishes with a contemporary twist.
  
  Guests staying in the Angel Hotel also receive special discounts on many of the local attractions.
  
  Midhurst is a quaint and picturesque ancient town nestling in the beautiful county of West Sussex. It is the ideal base from which to explore the area's heritage and many historic houses in Petworth and Uppark. Goodwood, famous for its horse racing, motor sports and sculpture park is only 15 minutes away. Golf is only 5 minutes away at the superb Cowdray Park Golf Course. The famous Roman City of Chichester on the south coast is just 20 minutes away.
  
  The Angel Hotel is privately owned, and has been closely associated with the historic town of Midhurst and the neighbouring Cowdray Estate since the 16th century. It is a fine example of an old English stage-coach inn, sympathetically restored and upgraded.
  
  The front of the hotel overlooks the town. To the rear, views of the flower filled courtyard and the ruins of Cowdray Castle and the famous Polo Field in the distance
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  The hotels highly acclaimed modern bistro is ideal for lunchtime snacks or sampling a delectable evening menu. In the relaxed and friendly environment of this popular restaurant, the Angels chefs produce traditional dishes with a contemporary twist.
  
  
    
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  GBP 105

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• The Old Railway Station

  Petworth (at 7.3km) - Guest rooms at the Old Railway Station hotel are in fully restored Edwardian Pullman railway carriages. The whole station has been converted into an unusual and elegant hotel.
  
  The waiting room retains its 6 metre high vaulted ceiling and is now the guest lounge. It leads out onto the platform which is a summer breakfast venue.
  
  In winter, breakfast is served, accompanied by a roaring log fire, in the booking hall. The dining area backs onto the station master's and ticket offices, now the station kitchen, and features the original ticket windows.
  
  There are 2 guest rooms in the Station House, the rest are restored railway carriages. All rooms have en suite bathrooms and flat-screen TVs.
  
  Petworth village is 1.2 miles away from the Old Railway Station. Chicester is a 25-minute drive while Bognor Regis and the seaside are 30 minutes away.
  
  
    
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  GBP 129

  for 1 night

   

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