Ashdown Park Hotel

Ashdown Park, Wych Cross, Forest Row, East Sussex, England

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About Ashdown Park Hotel

A beautiful 19th Century mansion set within 186 acres of landscaped Sussex countryside in the heart of Ashdown. A magnificent hotel providing the perfect setting for every occasion. Whether staying for business or pleasure, Ashdown Park Hotel and Country Club is the complete venue in the south-east of England. With elegant lounges, the Anderida Restaurant offering the highest standard of cuisine and fine wines, and the luxurious bedrooms and suites with panoramic views, your stay at Ashdown Park Hotel and Country Club is guaranteed to be a memorable experience. The Ashdown Park Hotel and Country Club is based around an old country mansion house. The 106 bedrooms and suites are all individually styled with stunning views of the hotel grounds. Some of our suites have the luxury of a four-poster bed, and whirlpool baths can be found in a number of the rooms. Each room has satellite television, international direct dial telephone, digital clock radio, hairdryer, trouser press, personal safe, personalised voicemail, modem point for laptop computers, and complimentary tea and coffee making facilities can be provided upon request. Room Service is available 24 hours a day and is just a telephone call away.

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