Guildford Hotels Guide

independent, boutique hotel set on the city centre's fringes, bedrooms are luxurious and individually styled and there is award-winning dining

elegant country house set in 26 acres of private, landscaped grounds amidst the Surrey Hills, yet only 4 miles from the centre of Guildford

a contemporary hotel, featuring stylish bedrooms and sociable public spaces including an all-day, free-flowing restaurant and bar area

a character, timber-framed building with parts dating from the Middle Ages, however today's guests will find comfy, traditional style rooms

at the heart of a picturesque village, this traditional pub is a community hub and offers simple style rooms and a pleasant streamside garden

a modern hotel with good leisure facilities, bright, well-appointed bedrooms, an international restaurant and good access to the A3/A31

enjoy the charm of this refurbished 17th century hotel featuring a 1920's themed bar

a well appointed hotel in a quiet location, ideally placed for both the M3 and M25

a well presented country manor, set in 9 acres of grounds, offering good leisure facilities

set in lovely gardens, this well appointed, ethical hotel, follows eco-friendly practices

an archetypal, historic country pub, combining a characterful bar and restaurant with spacious, contemporarily furnished and equipped rooms

this friendly village alehouse serves tasty food too, and offers delightful rooms and a suite - all with beams, period features and crisp linen

stylish and contemporary rooms feature at this smart accommodation located within a 10-minute walk of the railway station and town centre

in a pleasant part of the town, a friendly home from home B&B; each room is equipped with breakfast provisions, a fridge, toaster and microwave

a traditional guesthouse featuring comfortable rooms, located a short walk from the town centre

a beautifully presented guesthouse, situated a 3-minute drive from the town centre

a beautifully-appointed, contemporary village pub, nestling in the Surrey Hills

enjoy good food and real ales at this 16th century village pub, situated just off the A3