Set in the heart of the South Downs National Park, The Spread Eagle Hotel & Spa offers the best of both worlds. Stunning surrounding countryside to explore but right in the middle of historic Midhurst. A charming and welcoming coaching inn with 1430 origins and a stunning modern spa.
Britain's Finest in conversation with The Spread Eagle Hotel & Spa
What do you think makes a stay at The Spread Eagle Hotel & Spa unique?
The historic Spread Eagle hotel is friendly and unique with 39 individually decorated bedrooms, a gin bar and courtyard, open fires, and a beautiful conservatory for tea and coffee. Walking distance to interesting shops and to the Cowdray Ruins and Polo Grounds it is a perfect place for a weekend escape.
There is truly relaxing spa complete with a vaulted ceiling and a pretty garden with loungers. Exceptional treatments are on offer including the signature South Downs Soother, a 90 minutes top to toe relaxation experience.
Delicious food, freshly prepared using the finest local Sussex ingredients, awaits you.
Tell us more about the rooms and facilities at The Spread Eagle Hotel & Spa?
The Spread Eagle Hotel has 39 original and beautiful bedrooms with various sizes and styles available, from four-poster bedrooms with antiques and historical connections to more classically English country-style rooms. Some rooms are available with separate sitting areas - perfect for family breaks. All have en-suite bathrooms, Freeview tv and wi-fi, Nespresso machines and tea with homemade biscuits.
Can you suggest any activities or things to do while staying in the Midhurst area?
Guests can explore the beautiful and unique South Downs National Park, including the South Downs Way, Goodwood, and The Cowdray Estate. Midhurst is a delightful and interesting town to wander around and the hotel is not far from Chichester Harbour and the Witterings.
Where can guests enjoy food and drink?
There are plenty of opportunities to enjoy delicious, freshly prepared local food at The Spread Eagle. Breakfast, lunch, dinner, as well as morning coffee and full afternoon tea all, come highly recommended. With its inglenook fireplace and welcoming atmosphere, the restaurant is a stunning setting or you may like to sit by the fire in the oak-beamed bar or bask in the warmth of the conservatory. When the sun shines head outside to the terrace or inner courtyard.
