Budget hotels in Dorking, Surrey.

With its old oak beams open log fires and inviting lounge with nooks for quiet conversation there is a positively Dickensian flavour about this beautiful old coaching inn. In fact Charles Dickens was a visitor and did some of his writing here. Some of the bedrooms at the White Horse feature four posters beds and are as welcoming as the restaurant with its traditional menu.Rustic charm of the Coach House Restaurant starts with a selections of breads and speciality butters. The larder menu offers extensive choice from light meals to full 3 course meals.The Chef is very flexible and will cook for special dietry requests.Town centre is on our doorstep. Dorking is world renowned for its antique shops close to the commmercial companies in Dorking so ideal for business trips.

Serviced apartment with airy well proportioned rooms. Double bedroom TV sitting area fully fitted kitchen shower room. Quiet location in conservation area but short distance from town centre. Close to mainline station and access to Gatwick airport. Suitable for customers relocating holiday makers and extended business stays.

Every mellow brick of this ancient gem glows in history. It was at Burford Bridge that lord Nelson spent secret hours with his great love Emma Hamilton before going off to his last battle of Trafaglar. The Burford Bridge is set at the foot of Box Hill where an inn has stood since 13th century. Noble guests have included Keats Sheridan and Wordsworth. The Hotel Nestles at the foot of the famous beauty spot Box Hill with the Mole River running at the bottom of its spectacular gardens. All of the bedrooms are well appointed but for that extra treat why not book an executive room. The hotel is renowned for its restaurant overlooking the delightful gardens on the banks of the River Mole. The Burford Bridge Restaurant offers a relaxed atmosphere in which to dine and enjoy the 2 AA Rosette food. Our Outdoor Heated Swimming Pool now open under end of Sept.

Wotton House is ideally situated to explore the stunning Surrey Hills including the old market towns of Dorking and Guildford and Denbies Vineyard. Just 40 minutes by train to Central London it is also perfect for visiting the sights and sounds of the city whilst staying a tranquil setting. A superb venue set in 20 beautiful acres of landscaped grounds the venue was originally the home of the famous diarist John Evelyn and has many original features in the grounds including the turtle house a temple and grotto. Tastefully extended and refurbished Wotton House opened in 2003 and now offers modern luxurious accommodation in a stunning setting surrounded by original features. Included in your stay is full use of the extensive leisure facilities to include swimming pool spa bath tennis court and well equipped gymnasium. All leisure facilities are strictly over 18s only. Various theme weekends run throughout the year ask at reception.Please note the restaurant may not be open at the weekend please check on booking.

The Dukes Head Hotel was built in 1701.With its traditional Fire place and oak beams its just bursting with character. This enchanting hotel is situated in the lea of the picturesque North Downs being only three miles from the old market town of Dorking. Here guests a recommended to visit the famed West Street renowned for its array of antique shops or Denbies one of England's finest vineyards. Convienient access to London Gatwick and Heathrow Airports and Central London in less than 40 minutes by train the M25 and the South Coast make the Dukes Head the ideal choice for either a relaxing visit to Surrey or that business pit stop . Accommodation is flexible with rooms in the old building. All rooms are pleasingly appointed and have full En Suite facilities. The Dukes Head also has a family room. For those with families our gardens have a dedicated children's area. We have a full all day bar snack menu and superb continetal cuisine in our A lA Carte menu. So sit back relax and enjoy some of surrey's finest accommodation and scenery.