South Downs bed & breakfast near Liss, Hampshire, England. Helping Dreamers Do

From

£95

To

£100

per room per night (sleeps 2)

Location:South Downs National ParkSee map here

More info:Rates include breakfast. Please enquire about rates for Goodwood Festival weekends and bank holiday weekends.

Description of South Downs bed & breakfast near Liss, Hampshire, England

Nearby Queen Elizabeth Country Park offers the perfect landscape for mountain biking, hiking and horseriding.

Culturally, the South Downs offers many fascinating places of interest. Locally, there is Jane Austen's House and Gilbert White's House which incorporates the Oates Museum. Slightly further afield are the historic cathedral towns of Chichester and Winchester, as well as Portsmouth Historic Dockyard

Rooms, food and facilities

Three very spacious and sunny guest rooms sleeping up to 3 people each, with an extremely comfortable King size bed as well as a single bed. One room benefits from a modern ensuite with luxury walk-in shower.

Our two further King size rooms share a modern private bathroom with shower.

Start your day off with a hearty breakfast; served in the dual aspect dining room with views of the garden.

Map

Vouchers

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How to find us

The nearest train station is Liss (1mile) or Petersfield (3miles) both on the mainline from London Waterloo.
Should you be travelling by car we are easily accessible from the A3. We are not on the main road and have ample private parking.

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.

Breakfast is always such a feast here and every effort is made to source all ingredients locally wherever possible. Eggs are free range and our sausages and bacon are bought from local suppliers. Often we seek out locally made jams and honey - quality and taste is a priority. A fresh fruit basket is always available.

When weather permits, the pretty and enclosed garden is often made available for our guests to enjoy - sharing the peace and tranquility with the many unusual birds, resident bats and visiting squirrel. Being in a forest, many of our surrounding trees, both in the garden and out, are protected.

Being environmentally conscientious we aim to recycle absolutely everything possible! Food waste is either composted or fed to the animals.

We always welcome walkers and cyclists and so ensure we provide our guests with secure overnight lock-up facilities, giving our guests much needed peace of mind.

The Impacts of this Trip

Liss Forest is a small and friendly little village with a very close knit community, surrounding a small post office and local store as well as public house. Plans are currently going through for a community-volunteer led post-office store as we bid happy retirement to the current owner. A stones throw from Liss Forest is Liss village which has a very busy village hall, hosting a variety of events on a weekly basis, from cinema nights to jumble sales, dance classes or toddler groups. There are also a good number of great eateries and public houses.

There is a strong emphasis placed on supporting other local businesses and we always like to recommend our guests to visit The Temple Inn, just a two minute gentle stroll from the house, who provide great home-cooked grub as well as live entertainment. There are many other fantastic country pubs in the locality, and a fabulous award winning Indian eatery, The Madhuban.

Environment

Breakfast is always such a feast here and every effort is made to source all ingredients locally wherever possible. Eggs are free range and our sausages and bacon are bought from local suppliers. Often we seek out locally made jams and honey - quality and taste is a priority. A fresh fruit basket is always available.

When weather permits, the pretty and enclosed garden is often made available for our guests to enjoy - sharing the peace and tranquility with the many unusual birds, resident bats and visiting squirrel. Being in a forest, many of our surrounding trees, both in the garden and out, are protected.

Being environmentally conscientious we aim to recycle absolutely everything possible! Food waste is either composted or fed to the animals.

We always welcome walkers and cyclists and so ensure we provide our guests with secure overnight lock-up facilities, giving our guests much needed peace of mind.

Community

The Impacts of this Trip

Liss Forest is a small and friendly little village with a very close knit community, surrounding a small post office and local store as well as public house. Plans are currently going through for a community-volunteer led post-office store as we bid happy retirement to the current owner. A stones throw from Liss Forest is Liss village which has a very busy village hall, hosting a variety of events on a weekly basis, from cinema nights to jumble sales, dance classes or toddler groups. There are also a good number of great eateries and public houses.

There is a strong emphasis placed on supporting other local businesses and we always like to recommend our guests to visit The Temple Inn, just a two minute gentle stroll from the house, who provide great home-cooked grub as well as live entertainment. There are many other fantastic country pubs in the locality, and a fabulous award winning Indian eatery, The Madhuban.

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