Hotels in Birmingham, West Midlands, UK, GB.

Georgian House Hotel, Haslemere

High St, Haslemere, Surrey, GU27 2JY

Just off the A3 south of Guildford and Godalming located in Haslemere High Street with great bedrooms, parking, indoor pool leisure facilities and relaxed bar . An elegant town centre hotel with superb leisure suite and beauty treatment rooms. A perfect choice for business or pleasure with 51 en suite bedrooms, smart function rooms ideal for conferences and meetings and good on-site free parking. The hotel provides an excellent restaurant and bar, with a snack and extensive á la carte menu available. The Georgian lounge and large garden provide opportunity for relaxation. Located on the Surrey Sussex border with delightful towns, country side and sights to see.

A civil marriage license and a large, well designed room overlooking the garden make the Georgian a popular wedding venue. The Georgian lounge and large garden provide an opportunity for relaxation

De Vere Venues Branksome, Haslemere

Hindhead Road, Haslemere, Surrey, GU27 3PN

De Vere venues Branksome is a listed property situated within 32 acres of beautiful surrey countryside and woodlands, a mere stone's throw from the famous devil's punch bowl. This elegant Edwardian building boasts contemporary, newly re-furbished bedrooms, offers fantastic bar and restaurant facilities and a spacious traditional lounge. With ample free parking and easily accessible from the M25 and A3, Branksome is a perfect venue for business or pleasure.

Lythe Hill Hotel And Spa, Haslemere

Petworth Road, Haslemere, Surrey, GU27 3BQ

This privately owned hotel is nestled in 30 acres of Surrey countryside; a special place of evocative contrasts, offering relaxed luxury and high service standards. Lythe Hill Hotel And Spa has recently completed a large GBP 1 million refurbishment which included the main building of the hotel along with some of the public areas, the main function rooms and 31 bedrooms. Along with the new facilities there is an award winning restaurant and a superb spa facility featuring a swimming pool, steam room, cold temple shower, sauna, a fully equipped gymnasium and 4 treatment rooms. Part of this hotel’s special appeal is its variety; you are welcomed to the property by a bold timepiece in the courtyard promising hearty hospitality. While elsewhere, in the spa, another clock style suggests a more leisurely pace and time to relax from the pressures of the modern world.

The oldest building at Lythe Hill dates back to 1475 and forms part of the rich history of the local area. Cromwell billeted his troops here overnight during the Civil War. In the 18th Century, the building was used as a courthouse and legend suggests that miscreants awaited their fate on the old bench in the Auberge de France. The spacious award winning Amarna Spa follows in the long Lythe Hill tradition of improvement. With its engaging architecture and state-of-the- art spa facilities, Amarna Spa adds yet more layers of comfort and pleasure to your stay. The property today is best described as a hamlet of buildings each with its own character. Features around the property enchant and surprise. Antiquities in the old building, a reclaimed church floor in reception, hand painted fabrics and hand crafted furniture are just some of the notable items that combine to form a fascinating rich tapestry.

The Angel Hotel, Haslemere

North Street, Haslemere, Surrey, GU29 9DN

Privately owned, this historic former coaching inn offers individually designed and quality furnished en suite accommodation, combining the best of town and country styles. Relax amid antique furniture and quality fabrics in the rooms at The Angel Hotel, where you can access broadband Wi-Fi or watch TV. Some rooms even offer four-poster beds and original wood beams, reflecting the property’s 16th century history. High quality food adds the finishing touch to this inviting hotel, nestled amid the heritage of this picturesque town.

The Angel Hotel is privately owned, and has been closely associated with the historic town of Midhurst and the neighbouring Cowdray Estate since the 16th century. It is a fine example of an old English stage-coach inn, sympathetically restored and upgraded. The front of the hotel overlooks the town. To the rear, behind flower filled courtyards and peaceful rose gardens, lie open meadows and the atmospheric ruins of Cowdray Castle. . The hotel’s highly acclaimed modern bistro is ideal for lunchtime snacks or sampling a delectable evening menu. In the relaxed and friendly environment of this popular restaurant, the Angel’s chefs produce traditional dishes with a contemporary twist.