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Individually designed feature bedrooms across the Tudor house and the hotel, warm and comfortable, so the couple and their families stay in the heart of the estate for the whole wedding weekend.
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Timbered Tudor country-house hotel with lake, spa and 43 bedrooms, near Haslemere on the Surrey and Sussex border
Lythe Hill Hotel & Spa is a country-house hotel built around a listed Tudor farmhouse of 1475 in about 22 acres near Haslemere, with a lakeside gazebo, the Armana Spa and 43 bedrooms.
Lythe Hill Hotel & Spa is a country-house hotel in about 22 acres near Haslemere, on the Surrey and Sussex border. It grew around a listed, timbered Tudor farmhouse dating to 1475, and the black beams and tiled roofs remain at its heart. Formal lawns, garden terraces and an ornamental lake surround the house, and the Armana Spa, with a 16 metre indoor pool, sits within the grounds.
Ceremonies can be held in the glass-roofed Ivory Room, the beamed Hampton Suite or the panelled Tudor Oak Room, or outdoors at a gazebo beside the lake, licensed for up to 150. The Ivory Room seats 150 for the wedding breakfast and opens to 250 in the evening, while the Hampton Suite takes about 80 and the Oak Room about 30. The hotel's kitchens, which have held two AA Rosettes, cook the food. Forty-three bedrooms and suites allow the whole party to stay for the weekend. Haslemere's station, five minutes off, has direct trains to London Waterloo, and Gatwick Airport is roughly 50 minutes by car.
Lythe Hill Hotel & Spa
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The hotel is built around a timbered farmhouse dating to 1475, now listed, with black beams and steep tiled roofs. It stands in about 22 acres of countryside close to Haslemere, with formal lawns, garden terraces and an ornamental lake.

The glass-roofed Ivory Room is the largest, seating 150 for dinner. The beamed Hampton Suite takes around 80, and the panelled Oak Room in the old house gathers about 30. Outdoors, a gazebo beside the lake is licensed for civil ceremonies of up to 150.

With 43 bedrooms, the Armana Spa and its 16 metre indoor pool, the wedding stretches into a weekend. The kitchens cook modern British and European menus, and there is also a bar and a wood-fired pizzeria for relaxed evenings.


A listed timbered farmhouse of 1475, black beams and tiled roofs, at the heart of the estate.
The HouseAn ornamental lake and a licensed gazebo in 22 acres of Surrey and Sussex-border countryside.
The Setting

43 bedrooms, the Armana Spa and a 16m indoor pool turn the day into a country weekend.
The StayModern British and European menus, some produce from the hotel garden, beneath the beams.
The Table
Individually designed feature bedrooms across the Tudor house and the hotel, warm and comfortable, so the couple and their families stay in the heart of the estate for the whole wedding weekend.
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Bright, restful classic bedrooms for the wider wedding party, a short walk from the ceremony and the celebration, with the Armana Spa and grounds on the doorstep.
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Larger suites with sitting areas and garden views, for the couple on the night and for families who want more room, in a country-house hotel set in 22 acres of Surrey.
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Priority use of the wedding spaces and grounds in a working 43-bedroom hotel, with exclusive use available on request.
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Lythe Hill stands in around 22 acres of countryside on the Surrey and Sussex border, a few minutes from the market town of Haslemere. Haslemere station is close by, with direct trains to London Waterloo, and Gatwick Airport is about fifty minutes away, so guests reach a genuinely rural setting easily, with the South Downs, Petworth and the villages of the Weald all within reach around the wedding.
Lythe Hill Hotel & Spa, Petworth Road, Haslemere, Surrey, GU27 3BQ, England
Haslemere (South Western Railway) is the nearest station, about 1.3 miles from the venue in a straight line.
A ceremony in the Ivory Room, the Hampton Suite or the Tudor Oak Room
A lakeside gazebo licensed for outdoor civil ceremonies of up to 150
A wedding breakfast for up to 150 and an evening reception for up to 250
Around 22 acres of grounds and an ornamental lake for photographs
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On Petworth Road, a few minutes from Haslemere in Surrey, in about 22 acres of countryside on the Surrey and Sussex border. Haslemere station has direct trains to London Waterloo.
The glass-roofed Ivory Room seats 150 for the wedding breakfast and opens up to 250 in the evening. The Hampton Suite suits around 80, and the Tudor Oak Room about 30.
In the Ivory Room, the Hampton Suite or the panelled Oak Room, all licensed for civil ceremonies, or outdoors at the gazebo by the ornamental lake for up to 150.
Yes. The hotel grew around a listed timbered Tudor farmhouse dating to 1475, whose black beams and tiled roofs set the tone for the whole estate.
Yes. There are 43 individually designed bedrooms and suites across the Tudor house and the hotel, so the whole party can stay for the weekend.
The Armana Spa has a 16 metre indoor pool, treatment rooms, a gym and a health club, open to the couple and their guests around the wedding.
The hotel's own kitchens, which have held two AA Rosettes, cook modern British and European menus from seasonal produce, some grown in the hotel garden. External caterers are not used.
Packages start from around £119 per person, with an intimate option for smaller groups. The final figure depends on season, guest numbers and the spaces chosen.
Trains from Haslemere, five minutes off, run direct to London Waterloo, and Gatwick Airport is roughly 50 minutes by car.
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