Set within its own picturesque grounds, this award-winning former coaching inn, dating back in parts to 1430, provides traditional accommodation and a luxurious spa in the historic Sussex market town...
Conveniently placed on the A272 in the middle of Sussex countryside, this historic 5-star country inn encapsulates a balance between modern sensibility and rustic charm.
Adrian Couzens
United Kingdom
Very friendly staff. Char was brilliant as she picked us up from a wedding when we couldnt get a taxi. Dominiques pictures in the pub are brilliant even the naughty one in the corner lol.
The Blue Bell has a garden, terrace, a restaurant and bar in Midhurst. Featuring barbecue facilities, the property is located within 7.5 km of Goodwood Racecourse.
Located in Midhurst, in a historic building, 12 km from Goodwood Racecourse, Cissbury is a homestay with a garden and terrace.
Debbra
United Kingdom
The owner was very helpful and friendly. She offered us coffee and pastries in the morning, though it wasn't included plus she generously gave us a lift to the start of our walk. She was a very fascinating person.
Midhurst, UK is accessible via train to Haslemere (20km away) or Petersfield (22km away), then bus or taxi. For international travellers, the nearest airport is London Gatwick (60km away), with train and bus connections available.
The most convenient airport for Midhurst is Gatwick Airport, due to its extensive domestic and international connections. It's approximately 60km away, making it a practical choice for travellers.
Midhurst, UK, offers several public transport options. Stagecoach South provides regular bus services connecting Midhurst to nearby towns. The nearest train station is Haslemere, 12km away. Alternatively, the town is pedestrian-friendly, and cycling is popular. Car hire services are also available.
The best area to stay in Midhurst, UK, is the town centre, known for its historic charm, boutique shops, and proximity to the South Downs National Park. It offers convenient access to local attractions like Cowdray Ruins and Midhurst Museum.
Midhurst, UK, experiences a temperate maritime climate with mild summers and cool winters. Average temperatures range from 3°C in January to 19°C in July. There are no distinct dry or wet seasons, but rainfall is evenly distributed throughout the year. The town doesn't experience monsoon or hurricane seasons. The warmest months are July and August, while the coldest are December and January.
What guests said about Midhurst:
10
Scored 10
We enjoyed walking around Cowdrey park and looking at the...
We enjoyed walking around Cowdrey park and looking at the superb scenery. Midhurst is a nice place to see some quirky shops and some nice places to eat. Reason for visit was to see our daughter playing Felicity in "Relative Values", a light comedy by Noel Coward which was produced by Midhurst Players at the South Downs Centre Memorial Hall.
Michael
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
Midhurst is a hidden gem full of history and beautiful
Midhurst is a hidden gem full of history and beautiful
countryside - in the heart of South Downs National Park.
Lovely country pubs and numerous eateries with access
both road and public transport to other towns.
Goodwood for classic car and horse racing, Cowdrey Park
for Polo and Guildford for shopping therapy are in easy
reach too.
Midhurst has numerous walking trails with lovely countryside
views as well as a lovely place just to relax.
Helena
10
Scored 10
Great area for walking with several trails nearby and good...
Great area for walking with several trails nearby and good network of well maintained paths. Lots of history to explore and good selection of independent shops. Bus links to Petersfield, Chichester and Worthing via Petworth. I enjoyed Verdi's cafe for coffee and sandwiches.
Jean
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
Midhurst is a fabulous old historic town with lots of great...
Midhurst is a fabulous old historic town with lots of great pubs, restaurants, walks and shopping to suit all. I love it here & come back every time we come to UK, it’s very much a gorgeous village I could live in.
KarenOx
Australia
8.0
Scored 8.0
The best thing is that they treat the dogs really well.
The best thing is that they treat the dogs really well. All staff are very nice and love pets. The Spa is wonderful. Not too big, but just right and really clean and joyful 😀. I will be back for sure 🥰♥️
Debora
10
Scored 10
Midhurst is a bustling small town with all the amenities/...
Midhurst is a bustling small town with all the amenities/services you might need for a self catering stay but is also tranquil and attractive with lots of great walks in all directions. There's lots more in easy driving distance (and, mid August. the roads were very quiet) but Midhurst is a bus hub so with a bit of patience/planningyou can do quite a lot of exploring by public transport if you prefer. The planet will thank you :-)
The apartment was perfect for our family. It is very tastefully decorated and furnished to a very high standard. There was a bottle of wine on arrival and the flat was extremely tidy and very clean. The rooms were all very comfortable and well appointed including a large kitchen. The host Laura was always available to communicate via text and was extremely helpful and friendly. I thoroughly recommend The Loft Midhurst and we would happily stay here again.
loft is bigger than the photos appear and was plenty of space for our family with young children. also provided space for an Easter egg hunt. the kitchen was fantastic and allowed us to easily home cook breakfasts and some dinners, the the nearby bakeries have more than enough to satisfy as well. the location was great and Midhurst is super cute. it is well placed to explore south downs. Laura was very responsive to any questions we had.
This was an awesome flat! It was beautifully decorated, very clean, and so warm and cozy. We used the fireplace (the wood was provided) and it felt just like home. The kitchen was well stocked for an aspiring cook, and the beds were very comfortable. The location is ideal for walking into Midhurst and the view of Cowdray ruins was lovely. This far exceeded our expectations. We had a fabulous stay.
Despite the car park being on the A272, the accommodation itself is usefully set back from that main road and is therefore pleasantly quiet. The room we stayed in (number 6) was clean and comfy. The staff were friendly and fun. The dinner menu was quirkily traditional (eg, potted shrimps, devilled lambs' kidneys etc) but everything was tasty and well cooked.
Fantastic apartment, centrally located. Spacious rooms, more than enough space for two. Kitchen was well stocked and having a washing machine was a bonus. Good heating and nice sunny rooms. Shops are a few minutes walk to supplies, only one flight of stairs. They also accommodated late check out for us! We will book again when in charming Midhurst.
Everything was amazing.
I would highly highly recommend this to apartment to anyone. Next time I will bring my family as the spare room looked way comfy for them.
Drank coffee on the back porch as I did some journaling.
Everything in walking distance.
All around a very peaceful area.Will stay here again definitely!
Needed somewhere to stay whilst visiting family locally and this was perfect. Communication via email beforehand was clear about how to gain access with simple instructions etc, and how to get breakfast the following morning. Property was in a fabulous location with views over polo lawns and down to the Midhurst ruins.
This hotel is a 'must go to again hotel'.....fabulous location, gardens and surroundings are perfect for a relaxing break, dinner was faultless as was breakfast...room was clean and comfortable. Staff could not have been more helpful...a traditional hotel which delivers on all counts...we will be back
Community run pub in a small village on the South Downs Way. Staff are lovely. The room was small but fine for me. There was a function in the bar/restaurant but the staff made sure guests of the hotel had a space in the bar to eat.
Nice cooked breakfast. would stay again!
A simply stunning home, right in the heart of Midhurst.
We had a wonderful stay and can’t wait to stay again.
Beautiful finishings, very well equipped, comfortable and cosy. Very much a home from home. Nothing but praise. Thank you.
Location was great - easy / short walk to everything. Midhurst is a lovely town with lots going on and plenty of places to eat. It's also a great location to get to English Heritage and National Trust properties as well as Portsmouth.
Beautiful, spacious, well furnished property.
Walking distance to restaurants, cafes and shops in Midhurst. Close to Cowdray House, where we attended a wedding.
Hosts accommodating and responded well to any queries.
Loved this beautiful B&B! Our hosts were warm and welcoming. The room was spacious and comfortable! The view from the room was great! Breakfast was delicious! Highly recommend!
The Hotel was Lovely. We loved the decor and that it was in the centre of Midhurst.
The staff were very friendly and the rooms were clean and comftable. This Hotel was perfect.
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