Haslemere Hotels

Where to stay in Haslemere

Central Haslemere

Nestled in the heart of the delightful town of Haslemere, staying in the central area is perfect for those who want to be in the thick of things. With its charming high street brimming with delightful shops, cafes, and restaurants, you’ll have plenty to explore just steps from your hotel door. Choosing to stay in central Haslemere means easy access to local amenities and transport links, making it an excellent choice for convenience lovers. Accommodation types range from quaint bed-and-breakfasts to more modern hotels, offering a variety of options to suit different tastes and budgets.

Near Haslemere Museum

For art and history enthusiasts, staying near the Haslemere Museum is a top choice. This area provides a cultural feast, allowing guests to dive into the rich local history and explore fascinating exhibitions. Hotels around the museum offer a perfect base for those who want to soak up the local heritage, with many accommodations just a short stroll away from the museum itself. It's an ideal spot for those who want to combine a love of culture with a comfy place to rest their head.

Haslemere countryside

If the call of the great outdoors is too strong to resist, head to the Haslemere countryside for a peaceful retreat. Surrounded by rolling hills and lush landscapes, this area offers a tranquil escape from the hustle and bustle. Accommodation here ranges from charming country inns to rustic lodges, all promising a serene stay. It's the perfect choice for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts looking to explore the scenic beauty of the Surrey Hills.

Family-friendly areas

Travelling with the little ones? Fear not, Haslemere has plenty of family-friendly areas with hotels that cater to young adventurers. Many accommodations offer family rooms and amenities like play areas and kids’ menus to make your stay as stress-free as possible. Being close to family attractions means less time on the road and more time enjoying fun activities. Look for hotels with babysitting services or family packages to make the most of your stay.

Romantic getaways

For those looking to woo their special someone, Haslemere offers romantic hideaways perfect for a couples' retreat. Think cosy boutique hotels and luxurious accommodations, all set in intimate and private settings. Many hotels offer special packages for couples, complete with candlelit dinners and spa treatments. It's an idyllic choice for a romantic escape, where privacy and indulgence are guaranteed.

Budget-friendly options

Travelling on a shoestring? Haslemere has you covered with a variety of budget-friendly accommodations that don't skimp on comfort. From budget hotels to simple guesthouses, there are plenty of options for those looking to save a penny or two. Keep an eye out for deals and promotions to snag a bargain, and consider booking during off-peak seasons for the best rates. Even on a budget, you can find a comfortable place to lay your head in this charming town.

This affluent market town, which is popular with commuters employed in central London, features many attractive half-timbered cottages and Arts and Crafts-style residences. Like many other communities in Surrey, Haslemere expanded after the opening of the railways in the Victorian period, which provide novel opportunities for wealthy Londoners to build homes in the countryside and still earn a living in the capital.

Places of interest around Haslemere:

The Haslemere Educational Museum

Nominated for the Museums and Heritage Awards Culture Pros Pick Award, the Haslemere Educational Museum opened in 1888 and exhibits tens of thousands of historic artefacts related to human and natural history. The venue, which moved to its present location in 1926, includes three permanent galleries and was pioneered by Sir Jonathan Hutchinson, an esteemed medical professional and the first person to diagnose the rare genetic disorder Progeria.

Petworth House and Park

This imposing 17th-century house features many impressive art collections from artists such as Blake and Turner, and is now managed by the National Trust. The wonderful 283-hectare grounds, meanwhile, were designed by the distinguished Georgian landscape Lancelot 'Capability Brown', who also designed the grounds of Blenheim Palace.

The South Downs

Designated a national park in 2011, the South Downs is famed for its attractive chalk-cliff coastline around Beachy Head, and features the 280-metre high Black Down, the third highest hill in Southeast England. The park also contains the unique V-shaped valley of Devil's Dyke, which was a strategic military defence around the Iron Age and was renowned for its thriving fairs in the 19th century.

Hotels and restaurants

For sophisticated Haslemere hotels, choose the romantic country themed Lythe Hill Hotel & Spa or the comfortable and homely Georgian House Hotel & Spa. For delicious lunches and cakes, dine at the Sweetpeas Café, or head to The Red Lion Public House for some superb British cuisine.