Barnett Hill Hotel nr Guildford, South East England

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Restaurant

Opening Times

Breakfast: 

7am - 9:30am Mon - Fri

8am - 10:30am Sat - Sun

Lunch:  

12pm - 2pm daily

Afternoon Tea: 

 Served from 1pm - 5.30pm Monday - Friday | 1pm - 5pm Saturday & Sunday

Dinner:

*Oak Room Restaurant:    A la carte dinner: 7pm - 9.30pm   

The Dining Room 9pm - 9pm
Bar - Food Served 7pm to 9:30pm
 

Dress Code

Please note that there is a smart dress code in The Oak Room Restaurant. While they don't require a jacket and tie, they don't permit sportswear.

Parking Facilities

Complimentary on site parking is available 

Disabled Access

The hotel does not have a lift.

There are limited ground floor bedrooms within the courtyard which is not in the main hotel, some of which are fully accessible. Please call our reservations team to enquire prior to booking

Child Policy

Extra beds for children are charged at £40 per child per night inclusive of breakfast.  Extra beds can be accommodated in some Luxury rooms and above.  Please contact our team before booking. 

The grounds

Not only do they have a beautiful 26 acre estate at their disposal, the estate sits at the edge of the Surrey Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. 

History of the hotel

Barnett Hill Hotel was once nothing more than a wooded hilltop, which offered impressive views across the Surrey hills. The stunning location caught the eye of Frank Cook, grandson of renowned travel agent Thomas Cook, who, in 1905, constructed the Queen Anne-style mansion as a family home.

Following his death in 1940, Cook's wife loaned the house to the British Red Cross as a convalescent hospital during WWII, and it became a rehabilitation centre for civilians injured in bombings. Four years later, Mrs Cook sold the house to the Red Cross who turned it into their National Training Centre.

In the 1970s, the British Red Cross opened the house to the public, offering independent training courses and promoting Barnett Hill as a conference venue. In 1996, the house was leased to the Chudley family, the owners of Highgate House, the UU's first conference hotel. They went on to purchase Barnett Hill in 2005 and expanded their offering to include accommodation, dining, weddings and private events.

We bought the property in October 2016 and transformed the hotel's interior, modernising our guest facilities. The Grade II listed hotel still holds many of its original features, including the summer house and tea house.

Single Occupancy Policy

The packages are both single and double occupancy rate.

Dogs Policy

Dogs are welcome in certain room types, a charge is applicable.  Please call 0333 2125 594 to check availability for your stay