Set within its own picturesque grounds, this award-winning former coaching inn, dating back in parts to 1430, provides traditional accommodation and a luxurious spa in the historic Sussex market town...
Rita
United Kingdom
Beautiful old character inn in Midhurst. Excellent helpful staff in reception, bar and restaurant. Particularly enjoyed the fireplaces and comfy sofas in the lounge bar. Small comfortable room was perfect for me for a one night stay. Did not use the spa as I was busy exploring Midhurst. Enjoyed the food in the restaurant, but when I stay again next year will try and get them to set up a table for me in the lounge bar as it is so much cosier.
Conveniently placed on the A272 in the middle of Sussex countryside, this historic 5-star country inn encapsulates a balance between modern sensibility and rustic charm.
Located in Midhurst and with Goodwood Racecourse reachable within 15 km, Hamilton Arms Suites provides a garden, non-smoking rooms, free WiFi and a bar.
Sonny
United Kingdom
EVERYTHING! It would be a perfect home in fact all you need in one place! And the cleanliness was super above expectations. THE SHOWER IS AMAZING! Also to top it off we had their own Thai food delivered and it was to date the best Thai food we have ever eaten. Thank you so much to the lovely hosts we will be back very soon!
The average price per night for a 3-star hotel in Midhurst this weekend is £182 or, for a 4-star hotel, £139. Looking for something even fancier? 5-star hotels in Midhurst for this weekend cost on average around £184 per night (based on Booking.com prices).
On average, it costs £257 per night to book a 3-star hotel in Midhurst for tonight. You'll pay on average around £149 if you choose to stay in a 4-star hotel tonight, while a 5-star hotel in Midhurst will cost around £224 (based on Booking.com prices).
We enjoyed walking around Cowdrey park and looking at the...
We enjoyed walking around Cowdrey park and looking at the superb scenery. Midhurst is a nice place to see some quirky shops and some nice places to eat. Reason for visit was to see our daughter playing Felicity in "Relative Values", a light comedy by Noel Coward which was produced by Midhurst Players at the South Downs Centre Memorial Hall.
Michael
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
Midhurst is a hidden gem full of history and beautiful
Midhurst is a hidden gem full of history and beautiful
countryside - in the heart of South Downs National Park.
Lovely country pubs and numerous eateries with access
both road and public transport to other towns.
Goodwood for classic car and horse racing, Cowdrey Park
for Polo and Guildford for shopping therapy are in easy
reach too.
Midhurst has numerous walking trails with lovely countryside
views as well as a lovely place just to relax.
Helena
Scored 10
10
Great area for walking with several trails nearby and good...
Great area for walking with several trails nearby and good network of well maintained paths. Lots of history to explore and good selection of independent shops. Bus links to Petersfield, Chichester and Worthing via Petworth. I enjoyed Verdi's cafe for coffee and sandwiches.
Jean
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
Midhurst is a fabulous old historic town with lots of great...
Midhurst is a fabulous old historic town with lots of great pubs, restaurants, walks and shopping to suit all. I love it here & come back every time we come to UK, it’s very much a gorgeous village I could live in.
KarenOx
Australia
Scored 8.0
8.0
The best thing is that they treat the dogs really well.
The best thing is that they treat the dogs really well. All staff are very nice and love pets. The Spa is wonderful. Not too big, but just right and really clean and joyful 😀. I will be back for sure 🥰♥️
Debora
Scored 10
10
Midhurst is a bustling small town with all the amenities/...
Midhurst is a bustling small town with all the amenities/services you might need for a self catering stay but is also tranquil and attractive with lots of great walks in all directions. There's lots more in easy driving distance (and, mid August. the roads were very quiet) but Midhurst is a bus hub so with a bit of patience/planningyou can do quite a lot of exploring by public transport if you prefer. The planet will thank you :-)
Diane
United Kingdom
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Lovely town and swan in old centre, so close but not too busy. Nice square and church opposite. Seating on pavement to watch world go by. Good breakfast in cafe opposite. Staff very helpful. Good range of beers. Parked in centre by hotel, free. We stayed before walking south downs and wanted to return to explore town.
For us, the location is excellent being close to Midhurst and with easy reach to Petersfield and the other towns within the South Downs. The facility has a pub and Thai restaurant and the food is excellent.
The village the Hotel is situated in is pleasant to walk around in the evening or early morning.
The staff were exceptionally helpful and professional. The food was amazing in taste and presentation which was unexpected. The hotel exuded a homely and comfortable atmosphere which made us feel very at home and has made it a place that we will go back to. Overall a wonderful and enjoyable stay.
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