Cisswood House Hotel

Sandygate Lane, Lower Beeding, Horsham, West Sussex, England

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About Cisswood House Hotel

All of our 51 bedrooms are individually designed and equipped with every modern convenience. Set in the West Sussex countryside, in Lower Beeding, just a short drive from Horsham, Gatwick, Crawley & Brighton. Guests can enjoy the ultimate dining experience in our highly acclaimed Garden Restaurant overlooking the acres of matured gardens. Take advantage of complimentary use of the Pageant Health Club including indoor swimming pool, sauna and fully equipped gymnasium and Hair & Beauty Salon (at an extra charge).

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