The Rose & Crown Hotel
Main amenities
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Free Wi-Fi
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Sports activities
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On-site Dining
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Child-friendly
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No pets allowed
Location
Situated just moments from the local Godalming Museum, the smoke-free The Rose & Crown Hotel Godalming offers a shared lounge and a golf course. Providing sports fans with proximity to Bramley Golf Club, which is 3.9 km away, the inn also includes biking and hiking.
This Godalming hotel is nearly a 5-minute walk from The Parish Church of St Peter and St Paul, approximately 10 minutes' drive from the Arts-&-Crafts Watts Chapel. The Hurtmore Golf Club is 2.6 km from the Rose & Crown Godalming, while Guildford is 7 km away. The accommodation is also in the vicinity of Box Hill. Enjoy the proximity to Loseley Park, which is about 15 minutes' drive away. The hotel is located 55 km from London Gatwick airport and within a few blocks of Pepperpot bus stop.
The rooms have an ironing set, as well as tea/coffee making equipment for your convenience. Also, The Rose & Crown Hotel features carpet flooring. The bathrooms come with a separate toilet and a shower, along with hairdryers and towels.
Here a continental breakfast is offered each morning. The lounge bar will set you up nicely for enjoying your stay. It also features a lounge for guests' comfort. The café Caffe Nero is located 200 metres from the Rose & Crown.
Review by hotel critic
As a fashion photographer often navigating boutique hotels, my recent stay at the Rose & Crown was an enjoyable culinary adventure. The continental breakfast included a delightful spread of fresh fruit and freshly baked pastries, setting the tone for a pleasant morning. Even as a fan of cooking, I was impressed by the clever choices, including a tempting bacon roll option for those wishing for something heartier. The ambiance of the restaurant paired well with the quirky, character-filled décor of the hotel. Dining in such a distinctive setting captured my attention, merging comfort with style. After a day exploring the quaint charm of Godalming, I found the riverside walks divine.
