Bed And Breakfast in Blackmoor

Old Thorns Manor Hotel, Golf & Country Estate is tucked away in 400 acres of rolling Hampshire countryside. It is one of Southern Englands most picturesque country house hotels and offers 71 luxury accommodation, relaxing Health Spa and fantastic cuisine combined with an outstanding 18 hole championship golf course designed by Peter Alliss. Originally a 17th century farmhouse and now a cosy hotel that retains much of its original charm, Old Thorns offers the idyllic setting for any occasion. Easily accessible from the A3 London to Portsmouth route, Old Thorns is less than 30 minutes from the M25. The Old Thorns £20 million development is due for completion early summer 2009 Further development includes 27 luxury accommodation, improved golf Pro Shop and Spikes Bar for golfers, brasserie restaurant and Atrium Bar, additional leisure facilities and improved conference and banqueting facilities for weddings and corporate functions Our Health Club has something for everyone, whether you choose to pamper yourself with an indulgent beauty treatment, enjoy a stimulating work out or simply to relax by the pool. With easy access by road, air or rail, Old Thorns is simply ‘the perfect country retreat’.

The Hampshire Hog formerly known as the Hogs Lodge is now open for reservations following an impressive facelift. As well as a new interior for the exisiting pub, we have 20 stylish bedrooms perfect for that lazy weekend getaway or a business trip. We are delighted that we have been graded as a 5 star guest accommodation property and our stylish bedrooms reflect this. There is a new menu for diners who are spoilt for choice with many dishes using quality produce that is grown, reared or produced in Hampshire. Grange Farm in Liss supply their award winning sausages for our main menu and for our Full English breakfast, we also serve a buffet breakfast, with fresh fruit smoothies, cereals, warm croissants or toast and locally made jams and marmalades. We also have our brand new enclosed childrens play area to keep the little ones enthralled for hours, the outdoor dining area ensure that parents can watch over their children whilst enjoying their meal and drinks.

Converted 17th Century barn situated 1 mile north of Alton centre. Tranquil location on the River Wey at Holybourne, surrounded by 11 acres of private gardens and woodland. All rooms en-suite, furnished to exceptional standards with antique furniture, luxury bedding and modern facilities with wireless broadband available. Catering for executive business and tourism with friendly and professional attention to detail.

Not just a room for the night but a suite that provides for relaxation, or total privacy for the business visitor. The suite measures 9m x 5m and is light and airy with distant views to the hangers part of the South Downs National Park. A king size double bed with memory foam mattress is provided with an en suite shower room that includes a walk in shower. The sitting area has two sofas and includes a flat screen TV with freeview services and a DVD player. Internet connection is provided either with Wi Fi or Cable connection. We provide on site parking and/ or lock up garaging facilities. Bikes are also available to explore the local area. Petersfield is a bustling town with mainline train services to London and Portsmouth. We are just five minutes from the Station and High Street where there is a variety of restaurants and many traditional pubs. For recreation we are a short walk from The Heath where a 69 acre area of grass and heathland is set around a 22 acre pond. The Queen Elizabeth Country Park is a short drive providing plenty of walking and cycling routes and the South Downs Way also runs through the area. The Meon Valley is also a short disatnce away. What else can we tell you?? - please call.

Situated at the highest point in Hampshire, in the heart of the countryside, the Trooper is one of the countys finest pubs. The first bricks of this charming Inn are reputed to have been laid in at the beginning of the 17th century, and in the 400 years since, the building has had a chequered history. At the turn of the last century, it was a busy stopover on what was then the main route to London, as well as the inn of choice for local hunting parties. At the outset of the First World War it is said that the pub was used as a recruiting centre for troops, although it is not known whether this was the source of the Trooper name. Since the end of the Great War, the trooper has been home to a friendly ghost. Local folklore tells that he rides across the fields opposite the inn. More recent history saw the Pub at the Top of the Hill allowed to drift into decline. An unreliable electricity supply even saw it gain the nickname the Pub with the Candles after its primary lighting source. The candlelight tradition has been enhanced at the Trooper, but these days supported by a more dependable electricity supply! In the mid 90s the Trooper faced closure and conversion to a housing development, but was rescued from this fate by the wholehearted opposition of the villagers, who objected to losing their local watering hole. It was at this time that the present owners took over and embarked on the regeneration of this wonderful pub. In the years since, the Trooper has built an enviable reputation for the quality of its food and drink, as well as for the excellent level of service and welcoming atmosphere. The hotel is open all year round (with a slightly reduced service on Christmas Day, Boxing Day and New Years Day). Each of the eight en suite rooms has its own individual character - they are each named after a local village or landmark, and feature paintings specially commissioned by local artist Sally Maltby. All of the rooms are comfortable and attractively decorated, and most have wonderful views across the Hampshire downs. Each room boasts a full range of facilities, including en suite, coffee & tea making facilities, TV, phone, hairdryer and trouser press. The Trooper makes an excellent base for a relaxing and enjoyable break. We back onto the stunning Ashford Hangers nature reserve, and are well positioned for the South Downs, Jane Austens Chawton and Gilbert Whites Selborne. The charming market town of Petersfield lies just a few minutes away.

The Kings Arms is a wonderful example of the quintessential English pub and country inn hotel, serving delicious pub food, real ale and fine wine and above all, a thoroughly warm welcome. The Kings Arms is a true haven for those wanting an escape to the country. Built in the 17th Century, this beautiful pub is set against a stunning backdrop of rolling South Downs West Sussex countryside and is located just outside the delightful village of Fernhurst in an area of outstanding natural beauty, near Midhurst and Haselmere. We’re ideally suited for Goodwood, Cowdray Park and Petworth and we’re within easy striking distance of Chichester. You can eat, drink and B&B with us before and after racing, polo, antique hunting or just enjoying the countryside. We offer bed and breakfast in comfortable yet contemporary surroundings in a beautiful flint and brick stable block . With en suite bathrooms, tea, coffee and mineral water, plasma screen TV and free wireless internet. We are a dog friendly pub for obedient dogs on leads: they’re welcome in our bar area and in the garden and we have one dog friendly bedroom. We can accomodate horse boxes on request. Our detached 17th century barn provides the perfect wedding, party or business event venue.

Beech barns is a recently renovated historic barn conversion dating back to the early 18th century, and retaining many original features. Mixing contemporary and classic styles with modern facilities we have been awarded a 4 Star commendation by The AA for the last 2 years. Nestled in a wooded valley to the west of Alton, Hampshire, Beech Barns offers the ideal luxury retreat for those visiting Alton, Basingstoke, Winchester, Farnham or the surrounding areas. Rooms are spacious, bright, very fresh and expceptionally clean. Showers are hot and powerful. Beds are made up with quality egyptian cottons, and features such as Digital TV, and Wireless broadband access come at no extra charge. Breakfasts are served from 7am-9am weekdays and there is no limit on what you eat and drink. We only use the best quality products, with emphasis on organic, freerange and sustainability. There are a number of good eateries in the area, but please feel free to bring something in with you if you prefer to settle in for the evening. Whilst you will find your room to be a comfortable haven, there is the option of utilizing one of our guest lounges which offer more space, and either tv, dvd, or music should you desire. We are situated in a peaceful village location and as such Beech barns is a safe, secure and tranquil setting for you and your vehicle. The only thing likely to disturb you is the occasional owl hunting mice in the still of night. Both the M3 and A3 roads are with 20 minutes drive, and the A31 passes a couple of miles away. Alton also has a mainline station direct to London Waterloo. Heathrow is 50 minutes and Gatwick one hour.

Ye Olde George is a 15th century coaching inn with open log fires during the winter and Al fresco dining during the summer months. The pub boasts a friendly team serving award winning cask ales. Our restaurant serves food which is produced with a passion for sourcing local ingredients and free-range produce. The fresh menu changes regularly to serve local, seasonal food. The pub is in one of Englands finest oldest villages, along the South Downs Way. Situated in the heart of Hampshire, Ye Olde George Inn in East Meon is an ideal getaway for those looking to use facilities in the local area. The Sustainability Centre is approximately one mile away.

Overlooking the River Wey and sprawling, open meadow, The Bridge at Pierrepont is an idyllic location whether your stay is for business or pleasure. Once a 17th century Inn it has been recently transformed into a modern, comfortable home-away-from-home. With Fresham Ponds on our doorstep we are nestled in the heart of the countryside, yet only three miles away from market town Famham, giving you the best of both worlds. Our 19 hospitable en-suite rooms feature luxury four-post beds, standard rooms along with options for families. Each room is en-suite with free WIFI internet connection, direct dial telephone, colour television and tea & coffee making facilities. We offer you the choice of a hearty full English breakfast or a delicious Continental breakfast to complete your over-night stay all included in your price.

Lythe Hill Hotel & Spa is a privately owned four star hotel nestled in the Surrey countryside, only a short drive from the historic market town of Haslemere. An unusual cluster of historic buildings set in 22 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 award winning Amarna Spa and gym offers stunning facilities within the beautiful grounds of the hotel. Facilities include a 16x8 metre swimming pool, sauna and steam room, cold temple shower, whirlpool, high tech gym, floodlit tennis court and 4 Luxurious treatment rooms which offer only the best in Elemis beauty.

De Vere Venues Branksome is a listed property situated within 32 acres of beautiful Surrey countryside and woodlands, a mere stones throw from the famous Devils Punch Bowl. An Elegant Edwardian building that boasts contemporary, newly refurbished bedrooms, offers fantastic bar and restaurant facilities and a spacious traditional lounge. With ample free parking and easily accessible from the M25 and A3 makes Branksome a perfect venue for business or pleasure.

The Fish House presents fifteen elegantly styled guest rooms; each named after a famous fishing port and finished to the very highest of standards. Four bespoke themes succeed in marrying the latest technology with chic interior furnishing that includes Egyptian cotton linen, Goose Down bedding and Italian marble bathrooms, with all the furniture crafted from reclaimed Asian teak. The rooms are alive with natural light and the refreshing feel of furniture from South East Asia. Each room presents 42” Freesat Plasmas, Wi-Fi, Espresso machines, mini-bar and luxurious cosmetics for guests enjoyment. The Fish House is more than about providing you with a bed for the night; its about delivering an experience youll never forget and one you wont want to leave.

Set in the historic town of Midhurst, at the foot of the South Downs, the hotel has a close association with Cowdray Park Polo and Goodwood Racecourse, Motor Circuit and Aerodrome. The Spread Eagle & Spa offers morning coffee or afternoon tea; overnight accommodation in one of its 35 individually-decorated bedrooms, some with four-poster beds, all with high speed internet access; lunch and dinner in the candle-lit Restaurant or something lighter from our seasonal menus served in the historic Lounge Bar, with its roaring fires, Conservatory or Terrace, as well as relaxing Spa Day or a beauty treatment in the Aquila Spa. Of The Spread Eagles six function rooms, the Jacobean Hall is the largest, accommodating up to 90 guests for a wedding breakfast or private dinner or up to 40 delegates for conferencing in style! The Polo Room, with its high-vaulted ceiling and air conditioning, is a perfect environment for seminars and is licenced for civil ceremonies for up to 80 guests. The Aquila Spa offers an indoor swimming pool, sauna, steam room, hot tub, fully equipped gym and three treatment rooms, using the Elemis product range.

The Pride of the Valley Hotel and Restaurant situated in the heart of the Surrey Countryside has seen a steady growth in trade since its refurbishment during January 2007. The hotel has 13 individually designed and themed en suite bedrooms which are proving to be very popular for the leisure guest and a perfect resting place for the commercial traveller. The Hotel has a 52 cover a la carte restaurant with a fantastic menu using seasonal produce from local suppliers, the restaurant is open 6 evening a week ( closed on a Monday evening.) Alternatively we have a traditonal bar, again supporting local breweries with fine cask ales. A Bar gastro menu is available every evening and lunchtime.

At The Devils Punchbowl Hotel you will find a traditional charm and elegance, the finest cuisine and a warm and friendly welcome. The hotel offers contemporary style bedrooms, traditional lounge bar, restaurant and a large function room for all your party needs. The Devils Punchbowl Hotel is set in the picturesque village of Hindhead, surrounded by beautiful Surrey countryside and just opposite the famous Devils Punch Bowl. Free car parking is available for all guests.

Great days start and end here. An imposing Victorian building, with a chic contemporary interior, serving a wide range of international cuisine. The open plan layout features slates floors, leather upholstery, a sofa area, wireless broadband and chunky oak furniture. Conveniently located opposite the Haslemere train station with quaint historic Haslemere only a moments walk away. Our small, family run hotel has eight beautiful en-suite bedrooms which grace the first floor, each themed in a different type of wood. Each bedroom is well proportioned and luxuriously equipped with dark wood furniture, flat screen televisions, tea and coffee making facilities, high speed internet and luxury en-suite bathrooms. The garden behind the building is a secret hideaway. The two tried alfresco table service dining area is wonderful sun trap to enjoy a warm summers day and on weekend come and experience a traditional South African Braai (BBQ). Whether you want a full English breakfast or just a quick bite, Inn on the Hill has it all, youre able to get hot food all day long. Were big on the small things that matter.

A Historic English Manor. Home to the Talbot-Ponsonby family over 7 generations, Langrish House is set in 14 acres of rolling Hampshire Countryside. Originally a small manor house, built in the early 1600s, it has been added to over the years, with major additions in 1842. Langrish House is owned and run by Nigel and Robina Talbot-Ponsonby whose aim is to combine the advantages of a modern hotel with the comforts of a family home. Every room enjoys beautiful views over the extensive grounds. They are comfortable and well appointed and all have ensuite bathrooms, television, central heating and IDD telephones. Fredericks restaurant boasts 2 AA Rosettes. A later check out time of 12.00 noon is available on a Sunday subject to availability.

A delightful village Inn on the outskirts of the beautiful Hampshire town of Alton. Very near to Guildford (20 mins), Winchester (20 Mins) and Farnham (10 Mins). nearby attractions include the famous Watercress Line railway and Bird World. With easy access to Portsmouth and Southampton. With recently refurbished bars the White Hart offers high standards of fresh, locally sourced food and the "best" breakfast in Hampshire. The bars also offer traditional pub games and Live Sport for your enjoyment. A superb range of Greene King Ales are always on tap (Cask Marque endorsed and in the 2009 Good Beer Guide).