Waverley Ewhurst
Long Copse
Map Ref 6G B&B
Mary Vale Godalming
Map Ref 4F B&B
7 Mary Vale, Godalming, Surrey GU7 1SW
T 01483 428556 M 07789 404848
maryvalebandb@gmail.com www.maryvalebandb.co.uk
Pitch Hill, Ewhurst, Cranleigh, Surrey GU6 7NN T 01483 277458
shandley@longcopse.co.uk www.longcopse.co.uk
Set high in the Surrey Hills with magnificent views and surrounded by woodland, Long Copse is considered one of the finest of the Arts & Crafts Houses in Surrey. G.G. Watts, the eminent Victorian artist, thought that “Long Copse was the most beautiful house in Surrey”.
In an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, eighty miles of footpaths begin at the entrance gate. Cyclists find
Bedrooms 2 Double, 1 Twin, 1 Double/Family
PRPN £70 - £85 Single Occupancy £45 - £50
the Surrey Hills an exciting challenge. The Olympic Cycle Race passes through nearby Shere.
Within easy access are pubs, picturesque villages, lovely churches & magnificent National Trust properties. Our aim is to provide warm hospitality with great comfort in a beautiful setting where walkers, cyclists and all guests are made most welcome.
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Bedroom 1 room, Double/Twin or Single Ensuite 2 PRPN £75 - £85 Single Occupancy £75
The Room is a huge, beautifully decorated space, with its own front door and car parking, a super king bed, sofa, wardrobe, chest, desk and dining table, satellite HDTV and blue-ray DVD player, radio alarm with iPod docking, free wireless internet and an en-suite bathroom with a roomy two-head power shower. Filter coffee, bottled water and fresh milk are in the mini fridge. Tea and coffee making facilities and homemade biscuits supplied. Choice of breakfasts: American pancakes with maple syrup Full English breakfast Continental breakfast with ham, cheese, eggs and preserves
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The Merry Harriers Hambledon
Map Ref 4G B&B
Strathire Haslemere
Map Ref 2H B&B
Rumbeams Cottage Ewhurst
Map Ref 6G B&B
Hambledon, Surrey GU8 4DR T 01428 682883
merryharriers@btconnect.com www.merryharriers.com Contact Colin Stoneley
Bedrooms 3 Double Ensuite 3 PRPN £85
16th Century village inn with established restaurant serving modern British cuisine.
Large terraced garden. Family run with friendly service.
Accommodation comprises three delightful ensuite double rooms in a converted barn.
Additional attractions include campsite, boules pitch and the Surrey Hills Llama herd.
Grayswood Road, Haslemere, Surrey GU27 2BW
T 01428 642466 F 01428 656708
joyce.malcolm.harris@
hotmail.co.uk www.strathire.co.uk Contact Mrs Joyce Harris
Bedrooms 1 Single, 2 Twin, 2 Double Ensuite 3 + private bathrooms PRPN £90-£95 Single Occupancy £50-£60
Strathire is a delightful period peoperty in a rural setting, yet only 500m from centre of the olde worlde town of Haslemere (AONB). Well kept landscape gardens of an acre. Strathire looks across tree filled valley to Hindhead, famous for its National Trust park & beautiful walks. Magnificent views from all windows. Original features. Oak panelled hall, wide impressive staircase. Rooms excellent size. Warm welcome. Comfort & care. Local produce and delicious breakfasts. Well situated for A3. Heathrow/Gatwick 5min rail link, Waterloo/London/Guildford. Goodwood festival of speed/Chichester. Private parking for seven cars. (12)
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Ewhurst Green, Nr Cranleigh, Surrey GU6 7RR
T 01483 268627 M 07711 566458
joanna@joannacadman.com www.rumbeamscottage.co.uk
Bedroom 1 Double, 1 Single Ensuite 1 PRPN £25 - £30 Single Occupancy £25 - £30
Backed by fields and with lovely places to walk, Rumbeams Cottage is situated at the edge of the pretty village of Ewhurst, next to the cricket green. We have a large garden, plenty of off-road parking and are happy to welcome dogs. Heathrow and Gatwick are both within easy access, and transport can be arranged.
Special mid-week rates, early breakfasts catered for. Fresh eggs from our bantams, home made preserves, a friendly greeting from our loving golden retriever – if you like the countryside, you will love Rumbeams Cottage.
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