Small Boutique hotels in SURREY

Surrounded by 50 acres of beautiful formal gardens and parkland, Great Fosters is set in a Grade I listed Elizabethan mansion, reputedly built as a royal hunting lodge in 1550. After a long and eventful history, this fabulous property is now a prestigious luxury hotel, combining a genuine historic atmosphere with a gracious setting, modern amenities and discreet service. Ideally placed for romantic escapes, corporate stays or simply quality time in the country, Great Fosters is within easy reach of Heathrow, Windsor and Staines, and has excellent road and rail links close by. On site, the hotel boasts a large outdoor swimming pool, featuring unique listed bathing boxes from the 1920s, an outdoor tennis court, and croquet can be played on the lawn on request. Bicycles are also available for hire, while golf enthusiasts will find a number of excellent courses within a fifteen minute drive of the hotel. Great Fosters is host to a range of excellent dining venues, including The Estate Grill, specialising in modern English and European cuisine, and The Tudor Room, a gourmet restaurant serving the creations of chef Douglas Balish in a beautiful, decadent period dining room. All menus are based on the finest seasonal produce, locally produced wherever possible. Great Fosters also boasts exclusive private spaces for successful business meetings, presentations, conferences, or weddings and private celebrations.

Nestled in the heart of the Surrey Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, Hurtwood Hotel is set in a traditionally styled 1920s inn. Recently having undergone an extensive renovation, this charming boutique property offers luxury bed and breakfast accommodation in a genuine country inn atmosphere. Surrounded on all sides by the rolling landscapes of this beautiful region, yet only 45 kilometres from London and within easy reach of Gatwick airport, Guildford and Dorking, Hurtwood Hotel is the ideal spot for relaxing escapes in rural Surrey. Nearby landmarks and attractions include Leith Hill Tower (the south of England' highest point with breathtaking views); the National Trust houses of Polesden Lacey and Clandon Park, and England's largest vineyard, Denbies. The Surrey Hills are alos a hikers and cyclist's paradise, with countless delightful trails and routes. Hurtwood Hotel has just thirteen spacious, cosy rooms, each featuring the finest quality bed-linen and furnishings, and most rooms have delightful village and country views. Breakfast at Hurtwood Hotel is a relaxed, informal affair, and guests can choose between continental and full English options. The adjoining, independently owned, Hurtwood Inn Pub and Restaurant serves delicious English and Italian cuisine in a warm, friendly ambiance.