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The Ardingly Inn
Set in Ardingly, 28 km from Hever Castle, The Ardingly Inn offers accommodation with a garden, free private parking, a restaurant and a bar.
Chestnut Tree Cottage, 7 High Street
Housed in a historic building, the recently renovated Chestnut Tree Cottage, 7 High Street offers accommodation with water sports facilities and free WiFi.
Alexander House Hotel & Utopia Spa
The boutique, 5-star Alexander House and Utopia Spa is just 6 miles from Gatwick and close to M25 junction 6 and M23 junction 10.
Gravetye Manor
Featuring a restaurant, the award-winning Gravetye Manor is set on 1000 acres of grounds and gardens in East Grinstead. This Elizabethan manor house offers free WiFi throughout and free onsite...
The Birch Hotel
Situated in the peaceful West Sussex town of Haywards Heath, The Birch Hotel features a courtyard restaurant and is located just 13 miles from Brighton’s bustling city centre.
Ockenden Manor Hotel & Spa
An hour’s drive from central London, the peace and tranquillity of Ockenden Manor provides a stylish retreat. The Tudor property combines modern spa facilities with elegantly traditional...
Roebuck by Greene King Inns
With oak beams and open fires, this charming 17th-century inn features a leafy garden and traditional restaurant. The Roebuck sits on the A22 road, on the edge of Royal Ashdown Forest.
Europa Gatwick Hotel & Spa
Just 10 minutes’ drive from Gatwick Airport, Europa Gatwick Hotel & Spa features a modern leisure club and restaurant.
The Wheatsheaf Inn
The Wheatsheaf Inn has a shared lounge, restaurant, a bar and tennis court in Cuckfield.
The Cowdray Arms
Providing free WiFi, parking on-site and a bar, the recently renovated property of The Cowdray Arms, offers rooms in Haywards Heath, 27 km from Hever Castle and 32 km from Preston Park.
What guests said about Ardingly:
- 10Scored 10
It was clean, bedroom was equipped with a comfortable bed...
It was clean, bedroom was equipped with a comfortable bed and very good quality bed linen. The location was perfect for us, very quiet in the night and plenty of fresh air from open windows. Breakfast was well organised and the staff accommodating.SarahUnited Kingdom - 4.0Scored 4.0
One Pub/Inn which doesn't open until 1630, a small cafe, a...
One Pub/Inn which doesn't open until 1630, a small cafe, a small chinese takeaway, bakers, post office, hairdressers, that's it folks. Nothing to see and Nothing to do, nowhere to eat .IANUnited Kingdom - 6.0Scored 6.0
Nothing was open except not very friendly post office.
Nothing was open except not very friendly post office. Understand that it is difficult at the moment with COVID. Not much there really. We were only passing through as going to a 40th Anniversary celebration in West Hoathly. Taxis very expensive.
JanetteUnited Kingdom - 8.0Scored 8.0
Ardingly is located in a lovely part of the country, loads...
Ardingly is located in a lovely part of the country, loads of walks around the area & if, like us, you visiting National Trust properties there are several in easy reach, we managed to visit 4 & 1 not NT in 3 days. A little further is the south coast with its plethora of attractions. When driving around you get spectacular views of the area, well worth pulling over to take it all in. On the negative side, it can get very busy at times and the roads are quite narrow and twisting.
ColinUnited Kingdom - 10Scored 10
This is a pleasnt country inn, with friendly welcoming staff...
This is a pleasnt country inn, with friendly welcoming staff, and good basic food. Don't expect 'fine dining', but you wont pay its price either. An excellent base for many Natoinal Trust properties, with Kew/NT Wakehurst (was Wakehurst Place) and the British Wildlife Centre within five minutes by car. There is plenty of car parking space in their car park, and if it was to be full for any reason there is a public (free) car park opposite.JohnUnited Kingdom
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