The Best South East England Mid-Range Hotels

family-owned and managed hotel set in 10 acres of grounds, guest rooms are well-appointed and there is an intimate, candlelit restaurant

an award-winning, 17th-century townhouse on the water's edge boasting Solent views, stylish rooms and fine dining with seafood a speciality

a traditional hotel with a popular restaurant and bar situated directly opposite the beach - some of the comfortable rooms have sea views

set a few steps from the water's edge in a quiet, unhurried seaside village and offers stylish rooms and good food with a seafood emphasis

original features meet individually decorated rooms, natural wood, artwork, a cinema room and a cosy cocktail bar at this stylish hotel

in the heart of Rylstone Gardens, a hundred yards from Shanklin Beach, a charming, Victorian manor has gorgeously decorated rooms

an elegant, updated, 17th century inn, that features stylish rooms and serves award-winning cuisine, yet retains plenty of charming features

historic, former inn dating from 1750 boasting views over Rye to the coast and featuring log fires, a snug bar and individually styled rooms

tucked away down a quiet side street off Marine Parade, this elegant townhouse has beautiful rooms individual in their style and design

a private country house, in 3 acres of gardens, offering a small and friendly atmosphere, elegant, luxurious rooms and locally sourced food

stay in quirky, individually decorated rooms - Arty of House style - and enjoy a modern British menu and unique cocktails at this urban hotel

said to be one of England's oldest coaching inns dating back to 1430, history and original features blend with a modern, pampering spa

dating from the 15th century, guests will discover many period features, open fireplaces, flagstone floors, whilst staying in elegant guest rooms

on the eastern edge of the New Forest and near the south coast, choose this idyllic riverside inn with exquisite dining and fabulous rooms

traditional inn, set in a picturesque village close to the South Downs, with smart, updated interiors and luxurious, well-appointed rooms

a former railway pub set in a carefully updated Victorian building, now a stylish steakhouse, bar and rooms that retains a railway theme

with a garden backing on to the River Test, this impressive inn boasts an elegant restaurant serving extensive and varied menu choices

early 18th-century hotel, combining charming period features with contemporary rooms, glorious sea views and fresh, local produce to eat

Grade II listed, former coaching inn set in a prominent central spot; well-appointed guest rooms are in the main hotel or a modern wing

standing on the pretty village square since 1602, plenty of the original features have been retained whilst also providing modern comforts