Hotels and Inns in
the New Forest and the South of England
 Hotels
and Inns in the New Forest, Kent, Sussex, Wiltshire, the Isle of Wight and
the Channel Islands.
Visit awe-inspiring
Stonehenge or spend a weekend break in the beautiful
New Forest. Explore Kent, the 'Garden of England', with its orchards,
hops and vineyards.
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historic hotels in the South of England:
The
Heritage of Britain Accommodation Guide
Four Poster Rooms available.
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welcome
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Hotels and Inns in the
Channel Islands:
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HELIER, JERSEY Revere
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Originally
a 17th century Coach House. The Revere Hotel is ideally situated on
the fringe of the busy shopping mall and only a few minutes walk
from the Esplanade and beach. This charming hotel has 56
individually and carefully decorated bedrooms. Hotel features
include a choice of three restaurants,
 a
bar with open log fires in the colder months and an outdoor swimming
pool.
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| ST MARTINS, GUERNSEY
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Trelade Hotel MORE
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Each bedroom at La Trelade Hotel Guernsey is designed to be calm
yet efficient in its choice of facilities - your private
accommodation where you can relax of an afternoon or complete
your business correspondence for the day. The Orangery
Restaurant is an elegant conservatory style restaurant open for
lunch and dinner throughout the week. Popular with locals and
visitors alike menus cater for most tastes and diets. Relax in
the indoor swimming pool, let the stresses and strains of the
day ease away in the sauna and steam rooms. And for the keep fit
enthusiast the fully
equipped
gym awaits.
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SAINTS BAY, ST MARTINS, GUERNSEY
La
Barbarie Hotel MORE
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Nestling in the country Parish of
St. Martin close to one of Guernsey's most beautiful beaches, La
Barbarie Hotel provides easy access to the South coast of
Guernsey. This fine Guernsey Hotel was named 'La Barbarie' after
Barbary Coast pirates kidnapped and put to ransom the owner of
this country house in the 17th century. Relax in the quiet hotel
residents lounge with its' traditional farm house oak beams and
open fireplace. Spacious yet intimate in atmosphere, the
restaurant is a delightful place in which to sample some of
Guernsey's finest cuisine. A country location, heated swimming
pool, superb award winning restaurant and warm comfortable
accommodation along with a picturesque setting ensure that your
stay at La Barbarie will be one to remember.
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| SARK Stocks
Island Hotel MORE
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Stocks is a country house in the heart of Sark, originally built
as a farmhouse in 1741. The ambience at Stocks reflects the
finest of Sark’s charms and the hotel offers friendly
hospitality, good food and total relaxation for all the family.
Enjoy gourmet food in the award-winning restaurant. Relax with a
drink in the 16th century Smugglers Bar. Sample a Sark lobster
lunch in the garden or beside the pool. Indulge yourself with a
Sark cream tea or ice cream. Swim in the 18-metre pool. Sunbathe
on the sun terrace. Children can explore the adventure play
area. Stocks and Sark offer the perfect combination for rest and
relaxation. Contact Stocks direct and
enjoy
the best of Sark for less.
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Hotels and
Inns in East Sussex:
| ALFRISTON The
Star Inn MORE
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This famous 14th Century inn was once a
renowned meeting place for smugglers in times gone by. Oak beams and
open fires offer mellow reminders of the past and create an intimate
atmosphere in the bar. The Star at Alfriston has 37 bedrooms, 3
feature rooms all with private facilities including room service,
hairdryer and trouser press. Families can be catered for with extra
beds in some rooms. The Capella Restaurant serves modern cuisine
using local produce, whilst the Lounge Bar offers an exciting
selection of hot and cold meals. Set in the heart of the South
Downs, there are many fine walks, with the South Downs Way passing
right by the door of the hotel. There is also
easy
access to both Brighton and Eastbourne.
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| FOREST ROW The
Chequers Hotel MORE
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This 15th century posting inn is a Grade I listed building,
originating from 1452, and is mentioned in the Doomsday Book. It
is situated in the picturesque village of Forest Row, surrounded
by the Ashdown Forest, which is part of the High Weald and
classified as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB). The
bar area contains an inglenook fireplace with original heavy oak
beams and a real log fire, providing a warm and friendly
atmosphere. Our non-smoking bar and large dining areas offer a
wide range of wines, lagers, Harveys and other local real ales.
The extensive menu suits all tastes and appetites.
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| MAGHAM DOWN, Near HAILSHAM The Olde
Forge Hotel and Restaurant MORE
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Only
50 miles from the centre of London, this family owned hotel,
situated in the heart of the Wealden countryside, offers a warm
welcome, a friendly informal atmosphere and a restaurant
renowned for its high standard of cuisine and service. Philip
and Nicky Earland welcome you to the Olde Forge Hotel in Magham
Down, at the heart of the Wealden countryside, within easy reach
of Eastbourne on the south coast and the many historic houses
and glorious gardens of this part of East Sussex. The former
16th century forge is now the restaurant and with its timber
beams and log fires is the perfect place to sample the excellent
food and wines. The seven comfortable, well
appointed bedrooms, including one four poster room, all have
en-suite bathrooms.
 AA 2 Stars.
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| LEWES The
White Hart Hotel MORE
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This
charming 16th century coaching inn with Tudor beams and log fire
has been magnificently extended to include a leisure complex
with swimming pool, sauna, steam room and gymnasium. Enjoy
historic public rooms, carvery restaurant, bars and terrace
overlooking the downs. Discover picturesque Lewes one of
England's prettiest county towns.
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| LEWES The
Shelleys Hotel MORE
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A graceful
17th-century manor house once owned by the famous poet's family,
Shelleys offers individual service and luxurious accommodation,
including a fine garden where guests can take morning coffee or
afternoon tea. Perfect for exploring the Sussex Downs or visiting
Glyndebourne. 19 luxury bedrooms and suites, superbly furnished and
fully equipped. Two AA rosette dining room,
bar and
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| RYE The
Mermaid Inn MORE
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One of England's
oldest and loveliest inns, with Norman Cellars dating from 1156, the
Mermaid, rebuilt in 1420, offers tradition and charm in abundance. A
jewel in the crown of Rye, the inn has a wide range of accommodation
including rooms with four-poster beds and fascinating secret
passages. The lounge bar boasts of one the largest open log
fireplaces in the country. The AA Rosette restaurant offers fine
British and French cuisine and the head chef is proud to use only
the freshest of local ingredients. For many years The Mermaid has
been frequented by artists from the stage and screen: Charlie
Chaplin, Pierce Brosnan, Andy Garcia and Johnny Depp to name a few.
Queen
Elizabeth, the Queen Mother and Prince Edward have also visited.
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| RYE The
George In Rye MORE
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This luxury, stylish
hideaway is located in the centre of Rye and offers elegant,
well-designed rooms, local wines and a restaurant menu infused with
Mediterranean zest. The George presents a comfortable blend of old
and new, creating an atmosphere which is relaxed, informal and
individual. Dating from 1575, it has an enviable heritage, and even
an original Georgian ballroom used for lavish weddings and banquets.
The main focus of the bedrooms is comfort and style, each being
individually designed with its own fabrics, colour scheme and
bespoke furniture. Indulge yourself with
the
marble-top baths with chrome power showers and Aveda products.
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| RYE The
Hope and Anchor Inn MORE
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The Hope Anchor is a
family run 3 star hotel, built in the mid 18th Century and set in
Rye's picturesque old town. It has recently been redecorated, and
features some of the best views in town, across the Quayside and
Romney Marshes towards Camber Castle and the sea beyond. We are 10
minutes walk from Rye Station, and only 2 minutes from the centre of
Rye, complete with its medieval buildings, antique shops, pubs and
the Rye Museum. Alternatively relax in our Harbour View Restaurant
with its fantastic views and fresh, locally sourced food. Both
France and London
are
only an hour by train. Free parking and wireless internet.
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Hotels and
Inns in Hampshire:
| FAREHAM The
Red Lion Hotel MORE
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The Red Lion Hotel is a beautiful listed building,
originally an old coaching inn. At the Red Lion we take pride in
our warm and traditional welcome. Our superb bar and restaurant
provides a varied selection of dishes; and our wine list is
comprehensive enough for a wine connoisseur. Whether you're
looking for a comfortable base from which to explore the
beautiful surrounding countryside or you want to arrange a main
event such as a wedding or a conference, the Red Lion Hotel will
be
your
ideal choice.
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| ODIHAM, HOOK The
George Hotel and Restaurant MORE
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15th Century Coaching Inn centrally located in picturesque village
of Odiham. Lots of historic features such as visible beams,
flagstone floors, oak panelling and " Wattle & Daub " walls.
Offers a choice of restaurants, one specializing in fresh fish
and seafood, the other a contemporary Cafe Bar and Bistro which
is open all day, everyday and serves everything from
cappuccino's and light lunches to cream teas and candle-lit
dinners. We have 28 beautifully refurbished bedrooms - some with
Four-Posters - and all fitted with every modern comfort for
today's travellers including WIFI
internet
access & Sky TV.
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| STOCKBRIDGE The
Grosvenor Hotel MORE
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The Grosvenor Hotel is situated in the centre of Stockbridge High
Street and is easily recognised by the front portico. Recently
refurbished, the hotel is home to the famous Houghton Fishing
Club. The hotel has retained its classic Georgian features and
traditional friendliness, whilst offering the very best of food,
wines and present day comfort. The hotel bar, which is a popular
meeting place for both locals and anglers alike, offers an
extensive menu where you can choose anything from a sandwich to
a three-course meal. There is also a full a la carte menu in the
large restaurant. Whether you are staying for business or
pleasure, we will give you a really warm welcome and will
do
our very best to help you enjoy your stay.
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| WINCHESTER Hotel
du Vin and Bistro MORE
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The original Hotel du Vin is housed in the fine architecture of
one of central Winchesters most important Georgian buildings,
dating back to 1715. Our smallest hotel, with 24 bedrooms, it
has an intimate ambience emphasised by the cosy Bistro and
Champagne Bar and pretty walled garden.
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availability and book on-line |
| WINCHESTER The
Mercure Wessex Hotel MORE
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The Wessex overlooks Winchester's magnificent 900 year old
Cathedral, where the famous remains laid to rest include St.
Swithin, Jane Austen and many of the ancient Kings of England.
The Wessex's central location is ideally suited for strolling
and soaking up the historic atmosphere of this city. The William
Walker Restaurant serves quality fresh food, and the cream teas
are
excellent.
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| BUCKLER'S HARD Master
Builder's House Hotel MORE
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The Hotel dates back to the 18th Century, and sits on Lord Montagu's
Estate, on the banks of the Beaulieu River in the heart of the New Forest. A
glorious view of the New Forest created by nature, ambience created by the
Master Builder's House Hotel. Refined yet informal - the Riverview
Restaurant and Terrace overlook the Beaulieu River. Chef Denis Rhoden
provides a menu which is Modern European in style and flavour. The menus
change regularly and are seasonal. Relax in restful surroundings watching
the boats go by. The Lounge is full of books and magazines to wile away the
hours. Afternoon tea is served between 3.00pm-5.00pm and coffee and tea is
available all
day
on request.
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| LYNDHURST Best
Western Crown Hotel MORE
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The Crown Hotel is an attractive feature of the lively, small
village of Lyndhurst, the capital of The New Forest. Elegant,
traditional and mellow. From here you can easily explore 93,000
acres of national park. Complete with log fires in winter, beautiful
water-featured gardens in summer and sumptuous cosy lounges and
imaginative, award-winning cuisine. The historic Crown Hotel dates
back to the early part of the seventeenth century and personifies
everything quintessential to
an
old English hotel.
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Hotels and Inns on the Isle of Wight:
| COWES The
Fountain Hotel MORE
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Located in the heart of Cowes, overlooking the River Medina, this
traditional period inn is an ideal haven for yachting enthusiasts,
businessmen and holiday-makers. The traditionally appointed bar and
restaurant are steeped in nautical history. All bedrooms are
en-suite and have direct dial telephone, colour TV, trouser press
and tea and coffee making facilities.
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| VENTNOR The
Royal Hotel MORE
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The Royal is the Islands only AA 4 Star hotel,
offering friendly service and outstanding food and in an award winning 2
Rosette Restaurant. This beautifully refurbished hotel is set in tranquil
gardens on the most southern tip of the island's breathtaking coastline.
Ideally located for stunning coastal walks and close to Ventnor's famous
Botanic Gardens.
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| YARMOUTH The
George Hotel MORE
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The George hotel is a 17th Century town house in
the heart of the bustling village and harbour of Yarmouth. Kevin Mangeolles
joined the George Hotel in September 1996 and the restaurant was awarded 3
Rosettes by the AA in that year and each year subsequently. The brasserie
offers an alternative to the hotel restaurant, with its garden overlooking
the sea. Menus are seasonal, and the food, is contemporary brasserie style
with a European influence. Relax in the restful surroundings of this wood
panelled room, by the roaring log fire, and let the stress of every day life
disappear, and enjoy afternoon tea or cocktails before dinner. A traditional
environment of warmth and atmosphere
is
found in each individually designed bedroom.
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Hotels and Inns
in Kent:
| ASHFORD New
Flying Horse Inn MORE
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The New Flying Horse Inn is a 17th century
posting house with oak beams and gleaming brasses. Romans, Saxons and the
17th century smugglers have all left their mark on Wye, a historic village
set in some of the most beautiful countryside in the Garden of England. The
inn has 9 bedrooms all with en-suite facilities. Some of the rooms are in a
converted coach house. The hotel is located just off the A28 between Ashford
and Canterbury in an ideal location to explore the surrounding countryside.
The pub has a good restaurant serving excellent food, using mainly local
produce when
available.
The attractive patio and large garden are popular for summer drinks.
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| CANTERBURY Swallow
Chaucer Hotel
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From its convenient location overlooking the
ancient city walls, The Chaucer is a good base for visiting Canterbury's
Cathedral, museums and the surrounding Kent countryside. This elegant
Georgian building, is very handy for day trips to France and thought to
stand on the site of the
foundry
which cast the original Canterbury bells
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| CANTERBURY Adobe
Canterbury
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Ideally situated in the heart of the city,
Abode Canterbury is the perfect location for a relaxing break. After a
multi million pound refurbishment in 2006 this really is Canterbury's
premier hotel. All rooms are beautifully and sumptuously furnished with
hand built beds, LCD television & DVDs, comfort cooling and secondary
glazing. Abode is also home to Michael Caines fine dining
restaurant, Champagne Bar and Old Brewery
Tavern serving Michael's award winning cuisine.
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| CAPEL-LE-FERNE,
FOLKESTONE The
Lighthouse Inn MORE
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With breathtaking panoramic views of the English
Channel and spectacular countryside, an area of outstanding natural beauty.
The Lighthouse Inn is only 5 miles from the Channel Tunnel and 3 miles from
the Port of Dover, ideal for an overnight stay on route to or from France or
simply for a relaxing break. A large private car park is available for our
guests. Nearby Dover Castle and the historic city of Canterbury with its
stunning cathedral both make for great days out, time permitting. All rooms
are en-suite, with thermostatic central heating and double glazed.
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| CRANBROOK The
George Hotel and Brasserie MORE
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In a historic 14th century building, this
beautiful boutique hotel houses 12 unique and individually designed rooms,
offering a stunning blend of stylish contemporary design and beautiful
original period features. The hotel is one of Cranbrook's most historic
landmark buildings and originally dates back as far as the 1300s. Today, it
has been transformed into a unique privately owned, family-run boutique
hotel. A selection of elegant and luxurious rooms are available, with a
choice of beautiful period opulence with modern comforts and facilities, or
sleek stylish contemporary design with ultramodern features and amenities.
The masterful blend of old and new extends to every aspect of the hotel and
brasserie. The hotel has now been recognised for its culinary excellence with
an AA rosette and inclusion in The Good Food Guide 2008.
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| ST MARGARETS-AT-CLIFFE, Near
DOVER The
White Cliffs Hotel MORE
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The White Cliffs Hotel hopes to be a
unique experience offering a new approach to hotel accommodation in
rural and village centre locations. The hotel captures the essence
of life in coastal England with a contemporary atmosphere and a
refreshingly independent way of thinking - an antidote to faceless
global brands so prevalent today. The hotel itself is just ten
minutes drive from Dover, yet still ranks as one of White Cliffs
Country's best-kept secrets. It's centred around an archetypal
Kentish weather-boarded inn that has been sympathetically upgraded
to a luxury venue complete with a 'micro spa'. The Bay Restaurant is
headed up by Gavin Oakley, the creative
mastermind
behind nearby award-winning Wallett’s Court Country House Hotel.
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| FAVERSHAM The
Sun Inn MORE
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This inn offers homely accommodation in a cosy
building full of character with its wealth of old beams and huge inglenook
fireplace. The Sun Inn is in the centre of the historic market town of
Faversham, close to the Shepherd Neame brewery and visitor centre. If you
enjoy gardens, take a wander through the nearby Mount Ephraim gardens and
tea room. After a fun-filled day return to the warm hospitality and hearty
pub food of The Sun Inn. The à la carte restaurant serves a variety of
well-presented dishes. Accompany your meal with a fine wine or prize-winning
Kentish lager or ale.
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| THE STREET,
FAVERSHAM The
White Horse Inn MORE
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Set in the heart of the Garden of England, and
surrounded by orchards and hop gardens, this former coaching inn is a
traditional pub with a contemporary twist. Mentioned in Chaucer's Canterbury
Tales, the pub has a long tradition of warm and friendly hospitality. Today,
you can enjoy the authentic atmosphere of a historic inn at the same time as
relaxing in comfort and enjoying the
excellent
food, wines, beers and service.
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| LENHAM The
Dog and Bear Hotel MORE
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A stylish village pub with the never-changing
atmosphere of warmth and hospitality. You'll find the Dog and Bear, a
traditional coaching inn built in 1602, facing Lenham's picturesque village
square. Queen Anne stayed here in 1704 and her royal coat of arms is proudly
displayed above the front door. We offer good home cooking presented with
care and imagination, daily and seasonal specialities using fresh local
produce. Indulge in the surroundings, relax by the log fire in the winter or
enjoy our courtyard in the summer, soaking up the unique atmosphere and
hospitality of this ancient building and its picturesque surroundings.
24 en-suite bedrooms, recently refurbished to the English Tourist Board 4
Diamond standard.
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