Best Hotels in Guildford
Guildford sits between London and the Surrey Hills, and its hotels range from the town centre to the countryside. Here is how to choose.
The town centre
Staying near the High Street puts the restaurants, the theatre and the river a few minutes away on foot. The centre is compact but steep, so check how far up or down the hill a hotel sits before you book.
Staying near the High Street puts the restaurants, the theatre and the river a few minutes away on foot.
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Near the station
The station is at the bottom of the town, on the line to London Waterloo and Portsmouth. A hotel close to it suits a trip by train, with the centre a short walk uphill.
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Beside the A3
The A3 runs past the town, and hotels near it have their own parking and an easy route in and out. They suit a visitor who is driving, with the centre a short taxi ride away.
The A3 runs past the town, and hotels near it have their own parking and an easy route in and out.
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The Surrey Hills
South and east of the town, the Surrey Hills have country house hotels and village inns in a quieter, greener setting. They suit a longer stay, or a visitor who wants calm over convenience.
South and east of the town, the Surrey Hills have country house hotels and village inns in a quieter, greener setting.
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Arriving and leaving without fuss
Book in your own name, let a friend know the address and ask about parking before you book, because parking in the centre is limited and expensive. As everywhere on the site, this guide is for adults aged 18 and over.
Book in your own name, let a friend know the address and ask about parking before you book, because parking in the centre is limited and expensive.
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Frequently asked questions
Not especially. It is limited and can be expensive, so a hotel with its own parking is worth choosing if you drive.
The Surrey Hills villages and country houses are much quieter than the town centre.
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