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Grand Victorian hotel built in 1885 and set in beautiful private grounds. Oaked paneled rooms and 57 luxury bedrooms and suites, an AA Rosette restaurant, bistro, and alfresco dining during the summer months overlooking the grounds. read more... |
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Built In 1872 this beautiful country house hotel has breath taking views of the Surrey and Sussex countryside. Roaring log fires, grand library, spa and leisure club, traditional Afternoon Teas and Sunday lunches in a glorious settings await you. read more... |
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Luxurious 19th century country retreat situated within 123 acres of rolling Surrey countryside. Inidvidually designed rooms, five star spa treatments, tennis courts, 9-hole golf course and award winning dining, are just some of the things you can expect to find at this grand hotel. Pennyhill Park is part of the Exclusive Hotels Group. read more... |
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| Burford Bridge Hotel, Dorking, 01306 884561 The 4-star Burford Bridge Hotel is located at the foot of Boxhill, an outstanding woodland with magnificent views over the Surrey countryside. The cosy lounge area with an open log fire is an ideal place to enjoy an afternoon tea after a walk in the hills. The 2 AA Rosette restaurant leads out onto a terrace, with beautiful gardens and an outdoor swimming pool. There are 57 luxury rooms. |
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| Foxhills, Ottershaw, 01932 872050 Four Star luxury 19th century manor hotel, set in 400 acre of beautiful land. Formal restaurant and separate brasserie serving light meals. Two 18-hole championship golf courses and a 9-hole golf course. Spa, indoor and outdoor swimming pools, sauna and tennis courts. Traditional afternoon tea served daily. |
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| Great Fosters, Egham, 01784 433822 Originally thought to have been a Royal hunting lodge, with parts dating back to the 16th century, Great Fosters offers the fascination of a historical building with modern comforts. Jacobean chimney pieces, works of art, rooms with old beams and paneling, and log fires, are some of the attractions at this luxury hotel. Tennis courts, a lake, outdoor pool and croquet lawns are all to be found within in 50 acres of land. Traditional afternoon teas are served daily. |
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| Oatlands Park Hotel, Weybridge, 01932 847242 Historic 4-star country house hotel, set in 10 acres of landscaped gardens with views over Broadwater Lake. Fine dining restaurant, 144 rooms, tennis court, 9-hole 3-par golf course and fitness suite. Traditional afternoon tea served daily. |
