Built on the site of Whitefriars Monastry in 1957, the Angel stands on the cobbled and now fashionable High Street of Guildford. Excellent shopping and easy access into London (25 minutes by train into Waterloo) make this an ideal weekend break destination. Famous guests include Lord Nelson, Charles Dickens, Lord Byron and Jane Austen. Painstakingly restored the Angel is the perfect setting for Business or pleasure.

Stoke House is located in the centre of the historic town of Guildford. A Smart, professionally run guesthouse. We have competitive rates and all major Credit Cards are accepted We have a selection of rooms available, including single, double and twin rooms, all available as standard, or en-suite to suit your needs. Stoke House provides all the comforts and facilities that the discerning traveller visiting Guildford for business or leisure would expect. All rooms feature television, tea and coffee making facilities, hair dryer, and ironing facilities are available to all guests. We do take credit cards.

With comfotable well equiped bedrooms excellent conference and banqueting facilities this is a great hotel for business. Set in 9 acres of parkland grounds with substantial parking and a superb fully equiped leisure club. The hotel is only 3 miles from Guildford a major commercial and cultural centre.

Situated in the centre of town at the top of the famous cobbled High Street,this hotel is very much part of the historic town centre and offers a warm welcome and and friendly service.Excellent shopping and dining opportunities can be found immediately outside the hotel and its location gives easy access to the beautiful North Downs countryside.

Set in the Heart of the Outstandingly Beautiful Surrey Hills, yet only 55 minutes from central London and close to the M25, this hotel is located in Idyllic surroundings and is near to many attractions. The Hurtwood Inn Hotel, standing in the heart of the Perfect English Village of Peaslake since 1920 is located in absolutely beautiful surroundings and is ideally placed for guests to be able to explore many attractions like Vineyards, National Trust properties and the historic city of Guildford or take the short drive to Central London. Originally built on the site of 2 cottages so the locals had somewhere to buy beer, the hotel takes its name from the Whortleberries or Hurts which grow locally in the Village on nearby Pitch hill, the site of one of the villages Scenic walks. The hotel has been refurbished since the current owners took over in 1992 leading to the hotel being given the Hotel of the Year Award in 2000. The hotels restaurant Oscars has a reputation for its fine food and the hotel has an enviable reputation for its quality of Hospitality. Hurtwood Inn has 17 rooms all of which are En-suite, individually and tastefully furnished to a high standard to offer a high level of comfort. Some of the Rooms have gorgeous views of the village or the gardens and all the rooms have TeaCoffee facilities, Telephone and Television and private Bathrooms. Awarded an AA rosette, Oscars is a quality restaurant with crisp white linen, professional service and knowledgeable staff. Dishes are cooked to order using fresh produce sourced from the best the market can provide each day. Sunday Lunch is a very popular event where a traditional fare is served with 2 roasts available, together with a fish and a vegetarian choice. The Garden Room and Private dining rooms provide the perfect setting for an exclusive meal or celebration. In addition an extensive selection of wines are available, produced by growers from around the world. The Oak Panelled restaurant is the first choice with local societies looking for a special venue. Guests can relax before and after dinner in the hotels real country bar. Boasting a welcoming fire guests can sit and enjoy a smooth Pint of their favourite lagers, a local real ale or a fantastic glass of wine from one of the local vineyards. The bar also has a menu for guests to enjoy a nice meal in a pleasant atmosphere and great surroundings.

ROOMS RE-FURBISHED TO A HIGH STANDARD IN DECEMBER 2006.Situated in the delightful village of Albury, the Drummond Arms Hotel boasts pride of place alongside the gently flowing River Tillingbourne in the Surrey Hills.Yet we are only five miles from the busy city of Guildford, notable for its Cathedral, the University of Surrey and great Shopping in and around the cobbled High Street. Also just five miles from the A3 and nine from the M25.We have ten bedrooms, all with en-suite bathrooms, colour TV, tea and coffee making facilities and direct dial telephones. One has a Four Poster Bed, another a Sauna and one with a small Sitting Room. The Bar is frequented by locals and others, some attracted by the three Real Ales; one Shere Drop is produced in the next village in a new microbrewery. We offer a range of Wines available by the Glass as well as by the Bottle.Visitors have the choice of eating in the Bar or in our Conservatory overlooking the Garden and on to the River. We offer a full Menu of Contemporary Food, Old Favourites and Daily Specials. There is ample Car Parking at the rear of the Hotel.On the Doorstep:Walking or Cycling in the Surrey Hills, all around us.Horse Riding.Trout FishingOlde Worlde village of Shere with Antique shops, Tea Rooms and Thatched Cottages.Guildford 5 Miles:Shopping in and around the cobbled High StreetHome of the University of SurreyYvonne Arnaud TheatreThe Electric TheatreLidoMuseumThe Guildford Spectrum with its Tenpin Bowling, Ice Skating, Swimming and GymDorking 8 Miles:Market TownMuseumAntique ShopsSouth Street CavesDenbies Wine Estate

Town centre hotel situated five minutes walk from Guildford town and close to Surrey University and Business ParksPlease note: A prepayment of your reservation will be taken from your credit card at time of booking

The Hurtwood Inn is one of those special places where you need very little excuse to return.

Set in the heart of the outstandingly beautiful Surrey Hills, yet only 55 minutes from central London and halfway between Gatwick and Heathrow, the Hurtwood Inn has stood in the centre of the perfect English village of Peaslake since 1920.

Now fully restored and privately owned, the Hurtwood has an enviable reputation for the quality of its hospitality, locally and nationally. Ideally placed to explore some of England's most beautiful countryside, such as Leith Hill Tower (the South of England's highest point with breathtaking views) the National Trust properties of Polesden Lacey and Clandon Park, England's largest vineyard, Denbies in nearby Dorking and the historic city of Guildford.

The hotel has 21 en-suite bedrooms, all tastefully furnished to a high standard and is rated British Tourist Board 3 Star for quality and AA 3 Star with one Rosette for its restaurant. In addition to these ratings the hotel won 'Hotel of the year' (under 50 bedrooms) in the South East English Tourist Board's Millennium Tourism Awards.

Our restaurant 'Oscars' has a superb local reputation, serving a high standard of modern and traditional cuisine in our intimate dining room.

The hotel has 3 meeting rooms; the Garden Room for up to 20 delegates, Oak Room for up to 40 and the Syndicate Room for up to 10.