Midhurst b and b South Downs, England
Description of Midhurst b and b South Downs, England
This luxurious bed and breakfast located in the historic town of Midhurst is full of character and charm. The Grade II listed Georgian House is just a short stroll from fabulous pubs, restaurants and shops.The guest house is one of Midhurst’s hidden gems and is the perfect base for discovering the South Downs National Park. Guests can enjoy all that Midhurst has to offer; endless country walks, cosy pubs and the stunning scenery.
Rooms, food and facilities
Both bedrooms and bathrooms are furnished to a high standard, with crisp white linens, luxurious toiletries, fluffy towels and bathrobes plus extra treats to ensure your stay is comfortable.
Each bathroom has a powerful shower and one also has a large bath. There is freeview TV, DVD player, Wi-Fi and an Ipod docking station.
Breakfast is a special feature and you can choose from a variety of specials from eggs Benedict to full English. A complimentary homemade cream tea is served on arrival in the dining room or if weather permits in the lovely walled garden. Breakfast is usually served between 8.30-9.30 am.
Guests are welcome to use the garden and dogs, cats and most other pets are welcome. There will be a small extra charge and your pet may sleep in the room but not on the bed.
The garage provides secure storage for bicycles. Plus a pick up service can be arranged for those arriving by train or for those walking/cycling in the South Downs.
How to find us
The nearest train stations are at Hazelmere and Petersfield around 20 minutes journey. Pick-ups can be arranged.
Responsible tourism
As the pioneers of responsible tourism, we screen every trip so you can travel knowing your holiday will help support conservation and local people.

Trina and David are avid supporters of local food and wine producers. Breakfast at the guest house is made from locally grown organic or free range produce with everything freshly prepared and cooked to order. Trina bakes fresh bread and makes homemade preserves, muffins and pastries. A good majority of the fruit and vegetables are grown outside in the garden, what would have been the original kitchen garden. The soil is very fertile and in the summer months a great deal of soft fruits grows including raspberries! Free range eggs are from a farm up the road and bacon is from Cowdray. The garden has been planted with scented plants and herbs to attract butterflies, bees and birds.
The Impacts of this Trip
Trina and David play an active role in the local community in Midhurst. The Midhurst Festival ‘Madhurst’ runs on the last two weeks of August every year and is a fantastic event celebrating and encouraging local talent in music, arts and drama. Trina is the events co-coordinator and David the treasurer. This year the Midhurst Christmas Tree Festival is an important event where 40 Christmas trees have been donated by local clubs and groups. The event is to raise money for the church and the Chestnut Tree Children’s Hospice in Arundel. Local people and clubs will be decorated the trees in the church and although entry is free, donations to the charities will be encouraged.
With the guest house located in the centre of Midhurst there is plenty of opportunities for guests to support local businesses. The Swan Inn is just across the road and serves the full range of Harvey’s ales. The Spread Eagle Hotel is just along the road as is The Bricklayers Arms.


Trina and David are avid supporters of local food and wine producers. Breakfast at the guest house is made from locally grown organic or free range produce with everything freshly prepared and cooked to order. Trina bakes fresh bread and makes homemade preserves, muffins and pastries. A good majority of the fruit and vegetables are grown outside in the garden, what would have been the original kitchen garden. The soil is very fertile and in the summer months a great deal of soft fruits grows including raspberries! Free range eggs are from a farm up the road and bacon is from Cowdray. The garden has been planted with scented plants and herbs to attract butterflies, bees and birds.

The Impacts of this Trip
Trina and David play an active role in the local community in Midhurst. The Midhurst Festival ‘Madhurst’ runs on the last two weeks of August every year and is a fantastic event celebrating and encouraging local talent in music, arts and drama. Trina is the events co-coordinator and David the treasurer. This year the Midhurst Christmas Tree Festival is an important event where 40 Christmas trees have been donated by local clubs and groups. The event is to raise money for the church and the Chestnut Tree Children’s Hospice in Arundel. Local people and clubs will be decorated the trees in the church and although entry is free, donations to the charities will be encouraged.
With the guest house located in the centre of Midhurst there is plenty of opportunities for guests to support local businesses. The Swan Inn is just across the road and serves the full range of Harvey’s ales. The Spread Eagle Hotel is just along the road as is The Bricklayers Arms.

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