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What guests said about Midhurst:
Mandy
United Kingdom
10
Exceptional
reviews
It was a first class hotel and spa with first class staff.
It was a first class hotel and spa with first class staff. They couldn't do enough to make our stay comfortable and memorable. We enjoyed the swimming pool, golf and had several treatments in the Spa by Megan. It was amazing and thoroughly relaxing. I have no hesitation in recommending Midhurst.
Michael
United Kingdom
8.0
Very good
reviews
Midhurst makes for an interesting visit in its own right but...
Midhurst makes for an interesting visit in its own right but is also a good base for sightseeing or rambling around an area from Guildford to Chichester. Cowdray Park and the Elizabethan ruins are a must see, plus polo in the summer months. The High Street and surrounding alleyways are picturesque, with plenty of choice for coffee or meals. The Spread Eagle Hotel is most welcoming, set in beautiful gardens, handy for the parsh church and the modern library and leisure centre. Chichester is only about 12 miles away, offering the Festival Theatre,, the Cathedral, ancient city walls, and the Novium Museum. In the other direction lies Petworth where plenty of antique shops cluster around the walls of Petworth House, one of the UK's most exciting National Trust proerties. Midhurst's own little museum on Knockhundred Row (complete with traditional tea room) is also worth a visit. Give Midhurst a try. I don't think you will be disappointed.
Angela
United Kingdom
6.0
Review score
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This should be a pretty rural town but it suffers from the...
This should be a pretty rural town but it suffers from the usual spate of charity shops and boarded up windows, though it has a sprinkling of cafes and decent pubs. We visited on a Bank Holiday weekend and it seemed that the town had raised 'sleepy' to an art form. Some pretty back streets with old cottages, but the centre needs a bit of tlc.
Anonymous
United Kingdom
10
Exceptional
reviews
Visited Midhurst/Easebourne on May bank holiday weekend.
Visited Midhurst/Easebourne on May bank holiday weekend. Perfect for a relaxing weekend away from London. few places/events we enjoyed the most:
Cowdray Farm Shop - 10 minutes walk from Midhurst high street is a place to visit. You can have a nice walk from the high street through the Cowdray Ruins and have lunch in Farm Shop cafe.
When visiting you must see a polo match as the grounds are right there.
Only Few nice places to eat - London prices.
Catherine
United Kingdom
8.0
Very good
reviews
The little streets around the Spread Eagle hotel were full...
The little streets around the Spread Eagle hotel were full of character and we liked browsing in the antique shops and galleries. The walk to the ruined castle was nice and we had tea in the walled garden next to it, which was lovely. We also found a river walk, which we enjoyed.
Roger
United Kingdom
10
Exceptional
reviews
A lovely little town, with some interesting history,...
A lovely little town, with some interesting history, regularly visited by Henry V111 and Elizabeth 1.
People were very friendly, especially the hosts at the Swan and the guy who was in charge on the day of our visit to the museum.
“This is a gem. It's actually a mansion set in the countryside of Sussex. Easy parking, sweeping lawns, places to sit outside, country walks. We had a huge room with big windows overlooking the garden. This very historical building has lovely artefacts,pictures and maps on the walls about the former owner of the house. Several good pubs closeby for dinner and the nearby town of Midhurst is interesting with lots of dinner options as well. Breakfast was comprehensive and delicious. A very happy stay!”
“It was our anniversary and the staff went above and beyond to make us feel special, and were just lovely. The food in the bar was fabulous - ribeye steak, lobster best we've ever eaten. I'm going to have a think to work out an excuse to stay again. A hotel with real character and well worth it.”
“Our stay here was exactly as we needed. The room was newly decorated, very clean & comfortable. Furthermore we were able to have an early breakfast due to the kindness of the owner providing what we needed for our travel plans. This hotel is great value for money and I highly recommend booking.”
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