Hotell i Peaslake

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Hurtwood Inn Hotel - Hotel - Hotellinformation

The Hurtwood Inn Hotel has stood in the heart of the quaint English village of Peaslake since 1920. Originally built on the site of 2 cottages, so that local people had somewhere to buy beer, the hotel takes its name from the whortleberries, or hurts, which grow locally in the village on nearby Pitch Hill, the site of one of the village's scenic walks. The hotel's restaurant, Oscars, has an impressive reputation for its fine food and the hotel has an enviable reputation for the quality of its hospitality.

Hurtwood Inn Hotel - Hotel - Rumsinformation

Hurtwood Inn has 21 rooms, all of which are en suite, individually and tastefully furnished to a high standard to offer a high level of comfort. As well as the facilities listed in "room descriptions", some of the rooms offer gorgeous views of the village or gardens.

Hurtwood Inn Hotel - Hotel - Omradesinformation

This atmospheric 1920s country inn stands at the heart of the quiet English village of Peaslake, less than an hour from central London, close to the M25 and historic Guildford. With charming comfortable accommodation, beautiful original features and authentic period character, the Hurtwood Inn is ideal for business trips, special romantic breaks, celebrations, anniversary weekends, or even a short action-packed walking or mountain-biking holiday. The hotel is located in absolutely beautiful surroundings, ideally placed for you to explore many attractions. These include vineyards, National Trust properties and the historic city of Guildford. You can also take the short drive to central London. At the hotel itself, you’ll find a welcoming fire, luxurious individually-designed en suite bedrooms, great food, fine wine and traditional real ales in the restaurant and the popular Hurtwood Bar.

Hurtwood Inn Hotel - Hotel - Reseinformation

By Car - Use the M25/A3 to access the A25 Guildford/Dorking road. - At Gomshall petrol station head towards Peaslake. - After 3 miles the hotel can be found at the centre of the village by turning right at the village shop.