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Lythe Hill Hotel And Spa Haslemere
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Lythe Hill Hotel And Spa Haslemere
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Petworth Road
Haslemere, England, United Kingdom
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Situated on the slopes of the Surrey hills in a beautiful and tranquil Wealden setting - is the enchanting Lythe Hill Hotel and Spa. An unusual cluster of historic buildings set in 20 acres of parkland with a Tudor house and carefully restored farm buildings. It has an atmosphere all its own - a mixture of old and new creates a village feel. The Auberge de France in the Tudor house overlooking the lake and parkland offers classic French cuisine in 14th century splendor. Awards from both the RAC and AA are indicative of the quality and high standards of service at this enchanting four star hotel. Private dining rooms are available for celebrations and parties. Two conference suites and a range of 8 boardrooms offer elegant facilities with the latest technology and a range of sophisticated audiovisual equipment available. Within the grounds there are 2 lakes - a floodlit tennis court - helipad and croquet lawn. The grounds are ideal for corporate activities and team building events. The games room with pool table - billiards and table tennis provides evening entertainment and golf and riding can be arranged nearby. Lythe Hill is easily accessible from London - Heathrow and Gatwick - all within an hour by car or train. The Amarna spa offers unrivalled facilities in the area. A 16 metre swimming pool is complimented by a sauna - steam room and cold temple shower. Spacious changing rooms are fully air-conditioned with heated floors and Ash wood lockers. The gym is fully computerised with views over the grounds. The upper level consists of four beauty treatment rooms - a nail bar - hairdressing salon - state of the art sun bed and rest area.
Amenities:
24 Hour Reception
Banquet Facilities
Bar / Lounge
Coffee / Tea Maker
Concierge
Currency Exchange
Disabled Access
Dry Cleaning
Fitness Room
Free Breakfast
Golf Course
Hair Dryer
High-speed Internet
Laundry service
Massage / Beauty Centre
Medical Assistance Available
Meeting Rooms
Non-Smoking Rooms
Parking
Pets Allowed
Porters
Restaurant
Room Service
Safe-Deposit Box
Sauna
Secretarial Service
Security Guard
Swimming pool
Tennis Courts
Wake-up Service
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From 3:00 PM
Check-out:
Prior to 12:00 PM
Location Description:
LON-London-43 Mi SW Situated on the slopes of the Surrey hills in a beautiful and tranquil Wealden setting Lythe Hill Hotel and Spa is set in 20 acres of parkland with a Tudor house and carefully restored farm buildings. Easily accessible from London - Heathrow and Gatwick - all within an hour by car or train.
Dining:
- Type - Bar/Lounge - Cuisine - snacks and beverages - Hours of Operation - 24 hours - Dress Code - Casual
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July, 2009
Good spa, grounds and restaurant, but awful room, bad service and dreadfully over priced!I took my wife away to celebrate our second wedding anniversary. We did kindly get a free upgrade, but to a terrible, claustrophobic room; the Ireland room. There were two small windows, completely covered by trees, so that you couldn't see out of them at all. I had ordered flowers to the room for my wife. I requested £20 of white flowers. There was a tired looking bunch of multi-coloured flowers, with a Waitrose sticker on for £9.99! We had specifically requested bathrooms for the room; not there. Then there was the toilet. I'm by no means a cleanliness freak, but the toilet was absolutely disgusting! It was stained an awful and textured brown, (I took a photo for proof.) Although we hadn't paid full price, the full price for the room should have been £185! This is definitely not a room I would expect for this price. We would have checked out, but we had already paid for the room. We phoned up reception to complain. The flowers would not be charged, the bathrobes would be sent up. Fair enough. We were told they had tried everything to get the stains off the toilet, but there was nothing they could do! This room shouldn't be used until the problem is rectified. My wife went down to reception and requested another room. We eventually got moved into another room. Although it was a lower grading, it was much better; bigger, and airier with a nice view of the grounds. We had finally got there after much effort! The problems were rectified well, but the problems should not have been there in the first place.Good points; lovely grounds, restaurant, spa and great breakfast (with great service.) If we could have afforded to stay in the Tudor building it probably would have been a great stay. I would go back for a spa day or meal there, but would not stay in the hotel again! It was a very disappointing stay for such a special day for us. I feel awful for my poor wife’s ‘surprise’ cele
Date of Stay:
June, 2009
Excelent to un wind after a busy dayVery easy to find and I was not disapointed. Excellent room and facilities, the check in couldn't have been easier. Friendly and informative staff. Leisure faciliites first class, a relaxing swim, then made me hungry and the food was great.Breakfast Ist class, with views of the extensive grounds. Would not hesitate to stay again.
Date of Stay:
May, 2009
Good value - but only on a dealWe stayed at the Lythe Hill Hotel for one night and were pleased with our superior room, but were glad we hadn't paid more than the offer price of £95. The carpets in the room were worn, the receptionist didn't know where our room was, there was no milk with the tea and coffee etc. This hotel could be great, but the little details were missing to make this extra special. Also, the only evening food options were a ~£25 set menu for dinner in the restaurant or sandwiches in the bar. We wanted something in the middle and had to get room service for this. Not the end of the world, but we'd rather have eaten our burgers at a table rather than on the sofa in our room.Overall though, I'd stay again if I was in the area. The spa area is lovely, the grounds are well looked after and the staff were very helpful.
Date of Stay:
May, 2009
Great restaurant - hotels not bad either.We chose the Lythe Hill as we had previously visited for a fantastic lunch. The dinner we had on this visit didn't disappoint either. Fantastic food, thanks!Room was well appointed and clean - would stay again.
Date of Stay:
April, 2009
Gorgeous!Lovely room, amazing spa, pretty grounds and fab breakfast.
Date of Stay:
December, 2008
The toilet had a lot of limescale but room and hotel seemed clean otherwise.
Date of Stay:
October, 2008
Fantastic hotel, fantastic location, fantastic staff and food was to die for. Recommend!
Date of Stay:
September, 2008
Loved everything about this hotel, the staff in particular are unexpectedly gracious. did feel that the room walls needed soundproffing somewhat we heard the delights of early moring tv and toilet activity all around us from above and below. However the sight of the hotel having finished an rain sodden 11mile hike was wonderful and no-one commeneted that i was drip drying in the reception. Stuning location - amazing spa facilities and a real treat for a Londoner looking for a country break. I would have loved two nights more and the time to walk the trails in every diretion.
Date of Stay:
August, 2008
Hotel with adjoining Spa was a lovely setting for my friend's wedding. We took advantage of the Spa facilities from midday onwards as the wedding was not until 4pm. However it was appalling that we were not allowed to check in to our room until 3.15pm, despite having been there since 12 noon. They did upgrade our room and give us a free coffee whilst we waited.
Date of Stay:
July, 2008
I stayed here because my normal fare of Hol Inn Expresses and Premier Inns were all full and found this on Laterooms. Lovely surroundings, good food and great leisure centre/pool made an enjoyable single night stay. Only criticisms are that the rooms (which are all named rather than numbers - I stayed in the Disraeli room) need to be better signed - and I have to say that the rooms in the new wing which I was in are somewhat "basic" for a £165/night rack rate hotel whose website certainly suggests better. White painted walls and not particularly large - not much better than a Premier Inn room to be honest, but with a nicer duvet and better bathroom supplies - I'm sure the old rooms in the old part of the complex are lovely.
Date of Stay:
June, 2008
This is a nice enough hotel but if you fancy room service ... don't. Very limited menu and when you do order the food quality is very low. Cold grub, rock hard parsnips and rubbish cheese board.
Date of Stay:
April, 2008
Room was unique and lovely - nice to have a room with a bit of character. The bed was two singles made into a double and was not particularly comfortable if you gravitated to the center of the bed. Room had everything you'd expect (safe, hairdryer etc.) with the exception of a fridge. Major benefit was that we checked in early and were able to use the spa and sports facilities straight away and it was implied that we could use the facilities after check-out too. Our booking included evening meal and whilst water was expensive (£5 a bottle), the three-course meal was not a disappointment, although service wasn't fast. Lovely setting, pleasant hotel, great food, good facilities. If you get a deal you shouldn't be disappointed.
Date of Stay:
February, 2008
Overall the hotel was nice, decor a little dated. We upgraded for £40 for a nicer room, with a great big bathroom. This was nice. The meal at the resturant was ok, a bit to rich tasting for my liking, and the prices of the wine was through the roof, no cheaper options, so we stuck to water. Which was added to the bill at a staggering £5 per bottle of water. We had no idea it was going to be that much. I did complain at check out but nothing was done. BEWARE OF THE WATER CHARGES. For that I would not go again.
Date of Stay:
October, 2007
absolutely lovely hotel in beautiful surroundings. the room was perfect and the staff very friendly and helpful. only little problem was the scrambled eggs were cold but that was it!
Date of Stay:
October, 2007
The hotel was good, the service and food excellent, but not cheap.
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