The Running Horses - Mickleham
A beautiful 16th century coaching inn in the pretty Surrey village of Mickleham - complete with original Highwayman’s escape hatch - The Running Horses has all the trappings of a traditional country pub, but with cosy en-suite bedrooms and a fantastic restaurant.
The Chequers Inn - Wooburn Common
A beautiful pub in gorgeous rolling countryside, with luxurious bedrooms, an award-winning restaurant and gardens to loll about in on a sunny afternoon… and all just 30 miles from London.
Rookery Nook - Shere
Lovely little Rookery Nook B&B in lovely little Shere is as close to English village perfection as you’re likely to get.
Thurnham Keep - Thurnham
Lovely Thurnham Keep has all the grandeur of an elegant country seat - a dramatic Jacobean facade, landscaped grounds, tennis courts and a croquet lawn - but the welcoming feel of a much-loved family home.
The Cider House - Ardingly
A country B&B with a lovely difference - you’re totally on your own in your own little cottage, with a deliciously fresh cooked or continental breakfast appearing magically in the morning - and all just 30 miles from London.
The French Horn - Sonning-on-Thames
This elegant Berkshire hotel is the perfect way to get your idyllic retreat, with lots of luxury thrown in. The French Horn is officially an award-winning restaurant-with-rooms, but offers far more.
The Griffin Inn - Fletching
The lovely Griffin Inn is something of a miracle - an ancient country pub, with top quality food and luxurious accommodation, that’s still an ancient country pub.
King Johns Lodge - Etchingham
This beautiful, ivy-clad country house, with its Jacobean architecture and even earlier foundations is as close to stepping back in time as you’re likely to get, albeit with the luxurious comforts of a very special B&B.
Burpham Country House - Burpham
This lovely 18th century house in the midst of the rolling South Downs, and within spitting distance of Arundel Castle, offers one of the most elegant and tranquil weekend sojourns you could hope for.