Farnham Park Hotel

Lower Hale, Farnham, Farnham, Surrey, England

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About Farnham Park Hotel

The Farnham Park is tucked away in one of the prettiest corners of Farnham, in Surrey, at the edge of Farnham Park. Farnham Park Hotel is an attractively styled 17th century barn conversion set in 40 acres of secluded parkland in one of the prettiest corners of Farnham. Many of the best original features have been retained in the guest bedrooms, which include family rooms, twins, doubles, singles and an annex room with its own kitchenette. All the rooms have en suite bath, tv, radio/alarm and tea-making facilities. The hotel's stylish, high-beamed restaurant serves a menu of excellent dishes with both traditional English and sunny Mediterranean influences. The hotel offers a warm and friendly atmosphere. Farnham Park hotel offers family rooms, double rooms, twin rooms and single rooms all with en-suite bathrooms. The rooms are tastefully furnished. They have been sympathetically restored and retain many of the features of the original 17th century barn. The rooms are generous in both size and proportion. Farnham Park Hotel offers bed and breakfast. We also have self catering facilities in some of the rooms and a private annex which is available for long or short term letting. WiFi available throughout the hotel.

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