Best Western Frensham Pond Hotel

Churt, Farnham, Surrey, England

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About Best Western Frensham Pond Hotel

Best Western Frensham Pond Hotel enjoys one of the country's most picturesque locations overlooking the Frensham Great Pond and combines a unique blend of Country House charm with 21st century convenience. Situated in the heart of the Surrey countryside Frensham Pond Hotel offers a unique blend of old country house charm with 21st century convenience. Just a stone's throw away from the motorway network and main line rail networks to London, Frensham Pond Hotel is the ideal venue for all your business and pleasure needs. Although built as a private residence in the 15th century, the Hotel has been a source of hospitality since the 1700's when it was known as The White Horse, one of the six old pubs of Headley. Comprising of 51 bedrooms, five conference rooms and a fully equipped health and leisure centre Frensham Pond Hotel provides every facility to ensure that your stay is restful, productive, memorable and enjoyable. Please note that on most Fridays and Saturdays we will be the venue for a wedding reception. If a wedding is taking place, our main restaurant overlooking the pond will be unavailable for dinner but an alternative dining area will be used for our residents. This however will not overlook the pond.

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