Beautiful! The Hotel, the spa, the staff, the food - Park House has got it right. The country…read moreestate is brimming with history and quirky decor. Guests vary from those out on day shoots to passers by like myself. The gardens are beautifully manicured and the entire area is buzzing with wild life. I would highly recommend popping in to visit the spa and having a bite to eat at very least - make a day trip of it - you will not be disapointed!

As a rule of thumb, my wife and I don't go away for weekends in the UK. Not because of some…read moresnobbish need to go abroad; quite the contrary, we'd prefer not to have to fly, but because for some reason the British don't really cater for weekend breaks very well. However, knowing our thoughts on the above, we were encouraged to try the Park House Hotel and in short, we'll be going again! The service was magnificent, the food wonderful and the facilities second to none. The swimming pool (indoor) and spa are set in the most excellent building. There is also golf (small, but suitable for my declining level!) and optional cycling (we tried, but we're probably too old!). In all, we spent two extremely relaxing nights there and I look forward to doing the same again next year.

Excellent food and drink. Friendly staff. Great atmosphere. Very popular place so book early!read more

Just terrific. Located in an almost 300 year old building, rooms have been lovingly restored with…read moregreat care. Staff was very friendly and helpful. The restaurant was wonderful--clearly the chef takes pride in his work!

Stayed here for two nights with my wife whilst attending a wedding in Midhurst. Owner Claire has…read moreonly been here since March, but is already making great strides in gradually improving what may have once been a rather tired establishment. There is a little way to go, eg in carpet and curtain dept but she appears to be making a darn good job of it. We had a spacious front bay windowed room with all that we required. She makes a delightful and attentive host , and goes out of her way to satisfy her guests. Other than for the excellent breakfast, we didnt get chance to try the restaurant as we had a wedding reception first night, and had arranged to have Sunday lunch with some local friends on the Sunday lunchtime. But I understand a new chef has arrived, and they certainly had a good number of casual people coming in for Sunday lunch without bookings. We arent often visiting this area, but I wouldnt have any hesitation in coming here again. Its about 3-4 miles west of Midhurst, down a country road on the left , just before Trotton bridge.

I had the pleasure of staying at this place after a wedding in Chichester and have to say, its one…read moreof the best hotels I've ever stayed in. The whole place is so beautiful and the grounds are absolutely breathtaking. The staff are in no way snobby at all which makes a huge difference and they were more than happy to keep the bar open late when we returned from our wedding. The cooked beakfast in the morning was extremely well needed and perfectly cooked. Its not the cheapest place to stay but worth every single penny!

I stayed here while in the area for a wedding. Unfortunately I didn't get enough time in the hotel…read moreto take full advantage of their facilities. I arrived on Sunday morning and was happy to find that my room was ready and I was able to check in straight away. My room was nice and clean, the room was very floral and the facilities were a bit dated, such as the 80's style spa bath and the security box in the wall! But that didn't bother me too much, it all adds to the charm! I did see inside other rooms that were being cleaned and they aren't all so dated and floral! Downstairs you are able to have breakfast/lunch and cream teas and the seats all looks very fancy and comfortable. As it was nice weather during my visit there were also lots of people sitting outside. I didn't sample the breakfast as I needed my sleep more, but I expect it would be lovely. Staff were extremely friendly and helpful. I did think the room was slightly overpriced (£135pn through hotels.com), but as the location was great for the wedding I was attending I didn't mind so much.

Very close to the train station, literally round the corner. It's a bit of a walk to the beach and…read morethe big mall. But it's walking distance to everything else worthwhile. They Generously gave me extra supplies for the room - big handfuls of coffee sachets and 8 types of tea bags. This is what professional cheapskates like me do, pretend like we drink 12 cups of tea/coffee per day so that we can take all of it home and serve to our visitors. The folks in the breakfast room kindly served my breakfast up for me from the buffet when I stated Covid concerns (really I'm just too lazy to get up) - made me feel like a king. More coffee, fetch me an apple, and make it snappy! Premier Inn is a chain, so hotels and rooms look pretty similar anywhere you go, you know what you get, the food is pretty good, but I would pick a beach location next time.

Firstly the rate I paid was £89 per night which is way too much but the location suited me so…read moredecided to book. It's a new hotel and the first Premier Inn I stayed in. The room is small but functional and the bed was extremly comfortable and there was no external noise from nearby motorway There is a small restaurant in the hotel but personally I would recommend walking for 10 min and eating elsewhere. You have very little interaction with staff as it's almost an automated checkin via touchscreen. WiFi was great but phone signal was really bad.

The Hampshire Hog is a pub and hotel owned by Fuller's situated just off the A3 near the village of…read moreClanfield, between Petersfield and Horndean. Situated just inside the southern boundary of the South Downs National Park, it is a great location for visiting the nearby Butser Hill viewpoint, the Queen Elizabeth Country Park, Buster Ancient Farm, East Sussex and Portsmouth. Although on a map it is located really close to the A3, the road is in a cutting at this point and there is very little noise. We stayed recently for 3 nights B&B, in a superior room: that gives you more space, a small seating area, and a large bathroom with two washbasins and a twin shower (i.e. on large cubicle two showers, each with rainforest shower heads). Standard rooms have baths and/or showers. The room itself was exactly as described, and was very comfortable and clean - nice bed linen and tastefully decorated. The mattress was a tad firm for my liking, but you'll like it if you're used to an orthopaedic mattress. I liked the fact they had a blackout blind as well as curtains. Rooms come with tower fans, iron and ironing board and a fitted hair dryer, safe, and of course TV. The bathroom was huge, the shower was great, with good water pressure and plenty of hot water quickly. The only quibbles we had were that the towel rail radiator and safe were not working on arrival. We reported these and the safe was fixed that day and the towel rail the following day. Wifi speed was good (between 3 and 20 Mbps) but the signal strength dropped sometimes, but it was consistently good in the bar area. We also ate at the pub every evening, as we wanted to be able to have a drink and there is no other hostelry within walking distance. They serve a decent range of beers, lagers and real ales, and have a collection of specialty gins. The menu is quite extensive, with lots of named producers, although the choice for vegetarians and vegans is a bit more limited (one veggie main and one 'plant-based' - excellent olives as a pre-meal nibble though). The evening meals were good pub grub standard, although if you want a Sunday roast you need to get there at lunchtime (they'd run out of roast potatoes by the evening) with generous portions (we could only manage two courses). There was a similarly decent choice of puddings. Worth booking as they are very popular. Chilled decanters of tap water are provided free. Our meals of two courses and a drink came to around £45-£50 for two. Breakfast provides similar choice, with full English, vegan English, Eggs Benedict, scrambled eggs with salmon or poached with avocado, porridge with yoghurt, maple syrup and berries, fruit plates, and toast with a choice of jams/marmalade. Portions were pretty generous - if you added the fruit plate and toast, you'd have a good start to the day. The only real quibble was food service: although always friendly, it varied from excellent to slow - we waited 30 minutes one morning for breakfast to arrive, despite having a timed slot. The biggest plus of the stay overall was the staff, who were lovely and very helpful, answering queries happily and making check-in and check-out very straightforward. Provision for covid-19 was excellent. Overall, it seemed like a very dependable option, and was good value for money. Practicalities: there's a car park behind the hotel wing for guests in addition to main car park at the front of the hotel. Access off the A3 is very easy, though the turn-offs are short with tight bends. There's a room for guests with disabilities on the ground floor and level access there and through to the pub.

From the owner: Fresh Food in a relaxed atmosphere with first class service and a 5 star award winning hotel.read more

The George Pub & Hotel opened under new management June 2025…read more Great reviews so far and it's only been a week. Pop in and quench your thirst with our excellent selection and rest your head for the night in the newly refurbished rooms. Our first weekend was a roaring success and that's just the start. You want to be one of the pioneers of this historic old building's next phase ... it's exciting. See you soon.

Enjoyed a 2 night stay at this delightful, quaint little hotel, with pub and restaurant, in close…read morewalking distance to the waterfront, the Old Dockyard, Gunwharf Quay, Spinnaker Tower, and a short, convenient bus ride to City Center, Clarence Pier, Portsmouth Cathedral, Old Portsmouth, the Millennium Promenade, and the Southsea shore-front Esplanade, all very worthwhile attractions. We were warmly welcomed and our room was very comfortable and quiet. The staff is very accommodating and friendly, (as are the pub patrons and most of the city's residents!) Each of the 10 rooms is unique and the common areas throughout this historic building are attractively appointed with maritime photos, pictures, artifacts, and books celebrating the city and its shipping industry. The restaurant provides a very hearty breakfast and in the evening, serves delicious English fare.

Set on the outskirts of Midhurst in East Sussex, this top quality rural hotel is a mini oasis of…read morerelaxing luxury. Comprising of an old manor house which has been kept authentic and tasteful, a health spa offering treatments, swimming pool and Jacuzzi, and a world class restaurant and gorgeous old country bar with huge leather sofas and a moose head on the wall, there is no better place for getting away from it all within an hour of London. The rooms themselves are antique-cool, with a fresh, clean and traditional yet funky feel. The food in the restaurant is simply outstanding: melting smoked salmon and beer-battered oyster or hearty smoked ham and haddock fish-cake with a poached egg and béarnaise for starters, ranging to delicate lemon sole and rich moist calf's liver for mains. Everything is so well-cooked and taken from the finest local produce. If you're looking for that ultimate relaxing weekend break, treat yourself. You won't be disappointed.

Having had a rather hearty full English breakfast in Chichester, my girlfriend & I decided to skip…read morelunch & go for broke with an "full English" afternoon tea in Midhurst after visiting the Cowdray ruins earlier. OK, it wasn't cheap - we went for the cream tea with extra cake & biscuits for £19.50 for the 2 of us. We could have gone elsewhere & saved a bit but to hell with the expense - we were on holiday! The hotel is wonderful with a grand atmosphere. We sat out in the conservatory & awaited the arrival of out tea. 15 mins later & 4 scones, a large bowl of clotted cream, 4 mini pots of Tiptree Raspberry jam, 2 flat round shortbreads, 2 round chocolate biscuits, 2 pieces of date cake, a large pot of tea, extra water, milk & assorted sugar cubes were placed on a large tray before us! The scones & biscuits were obviously fresh & by the time it came to the biscuits, we were both moving a little slower! There was also a wedding reception taking place. I walked past where the staff were putting the finishing touches on the deserts with pride & care. Leilah walked past earlier & said that the beef looked & smelt spectacular. Well worth the money!

Fabulous placesteeped in history. At one time it said to be ocupied by a town clergyman who,…read moreallegedly, supplemented his stipend by becoming .a highwayman!! When we stayed, my wife said she was visited by him!!!! Says she smelt pipe tobacco in the roomweelllll !! He didn't talk to me The rooms are large, bright, airy and some have double fronted windows with shutters. Beautiful en suite. The breakfast was outstanding. Parking is excellent round the back. Situated at the North end of the town, opposite The Museum, which is well furnished with local information. Very, very nice!! Thank You

I stayed here for about two months whilst I finished off my GCSEs before my big move to San…read moreFrancisco. The staff were VERY VERY helpful and the manager was extra friendly. They have a gym and a nice pool with jacuzzi sauna and steam room. There is lots of food! I love the food at this place, they do good cooked breakfast with very smart waiters and again, great fun to hang out with when you are stuck at a hotel for a period of time. The TV got knocked out once, annoying but it is an old place, and I was staying in the bit they were about to sell. The living room is so cool! They have Tennyson and other famous Brits all on the walls and nice furnishings and carpet. WIFI! I debated giving this four stars because the decor in my room was horrific - yellow wallpaper and low hung ceiling supports, plus a bit of weird mold in the shower. However, I did stay for one night in the other end of the hotel, and that was great, clean and even had windows (they were tiny in my room unfortunately). Since I know they are getting rid of that bit and no one else will likely have to stay in it for too much longer I give this place five stars. It's a lot of fun and extremely accommodating.