Romantic Hotels in Midhurst

We've stayed at this hotel before as it is one of our favourites. We all agreed this was the best, due to the professionalism, charm & attitude of all the staff. Beds are really, really comfy. The food has also improved and our breakfasts & meal were delicious. Spa & pool great. I particularly love the candles and the scent as you enter the hotel. At this time of year the roaring fires are lit early so we were tempted to sit in the bar all day! It means it all feels really relaxing & welcoming.

Such a comfy bed. Food amazing. Sticky toffee pudding was delicious. Nick was lovely and all the staff made us feel very welcome.

Lovely bedrooms (we were two couples so we saw two), clean, great bathrooms (excellent water pressure in the shower) and a lovely location. The breakfast was wonderful, great options and big portions, and the staff looking after us were brilliant.

Miranda was extremely attentive

A real treat! This is a charming and delightful former country train station, 2 miles outside Petworth Village and close to Petworth House. Our accommodation was in the restored classic Pullman train carriages, each converted into 2 en-suite bedrooms. The carriages stand along the platform next to the station building, where a satisfying breakfast is served ion the old waiting room! The carriages themselves are fitted out with a good sized double bed. Most of the original paneling and decor has been retained and the room is decorated with period artifacts which give authentic character to the whole experience.

What a wonderful place. My room was so spacious and beautifully decorated. The restaurant was very tasty, friendly and well done. My included breakfast the next morning was excellent. I was traveling alone and felt welcome and safe. I highly recommend Badgers Inn.

The staff are amazing, the rooms are wonderfully modern and comfortable. The food and bar has a great atmosphere.

We loved this historic estate that is now an arts college. The grounds are beautiful and the reception area has a grand common room with a warm fire to welcome us. The rooms we stayed in were basic and very affordable, but the estate itself is a mix of historic and artsy -- a perfect mix for our family. We'd love to go back and take an arts class sometime! It is within walking distance of the Weald and Downland Living Museum for those interested in exploring early domestic architecture.