Spread Eagle Hotel And Spa

Within a village, loads of history and character
Very luxurious

Very nice features. The food was very good and the service was good also. The staff were friendly and helpful. The bedroom was a good size and comfortable.

Staff were very attentive and helpful. Hotel is rich in character And the rooms are wonderful.
There was a large group of us with children and they opened the rear garden just for us; very thoughtful.

Beautiful old hotel

Lovely return stay at The Spread Eagle Hotel and Spa - this time with my children and our dog too, all beautifully looked after by the staff team. A lovely staycation with great guest experiences, delicious food and great spa area too.

My partner & her pal went last week with a voucher I bought her. They had a super time in the Spa + treatments & the staff were excellent as always.
Not for the first time tho, the restaurant let them down. The food was bland, undercooked & overpriced. She'd said before that the portions were small so I got an extra £25 voucher for her to top up with extras.
How do you mess up a vegetarian dish ? Two florets of cauliflower with some pomegranate seeds on top in a "sauce" was the only non-meat option. So they ordered 2 portions of tasteless / weird-textured chips to go-with (£13) & some bread (£6.50) only 6 others in the restaurant on a Friday Lunchtime. not hugely surprising. I did e-mail them last Friday to give them a right to respond first, but only got a reply advising that my e-mail had been forwarded to Management.
Partner does want to come again for the excellent spa &pool but they'll be eating elsewhere next time.

The spa staff and whole experience was fabulous, loved it. Sadly ruined by the very unwelcoming restaurant staff who behaved like we were a nuance in deciding to have afternoon tea or asking for a menu to have a glass of fizz as we were a little early for 3pm tea.

Would have 5 star if not for the restaurant staff.

The hotel is wonderfully quirky with a long history, situated just on the edge of the medieval and Georgian town of Midhurst. The hotel has been renovated to a high standard without sacrificing the essential character of its medieval and Jacobean heritage. The dining experience is superb with no ghastly Muzak, just the hum of conversation over widely spaced tables. Good food and wine complement the friendly and welcoming service.
It’s a rare find and one to be enjoyed at leisure.

This is a really lovely hotel. We booked five night stay which was great value and fantastic relaxing break. The rooms are charming- we had the courtyard suite which was a generous sized room with window seats overlooking the front of the hotel and and space for comfortable armchairs - great for watching TV; A lovely big bathroom with seperate bath and shower. Super comfortable beds.
The Hotel itself has lots of space to relax in , bars and lounges and a garden area ,conservatory and terrace . Very dog friendly ( only the restaurant was dog free ) . Breakfast cooked to order and homemade Bircher, pastries and stewed fruits. Midhurst is a great place to visit -lots of
lovely walks around the area including the Cowdray estate.
A special mention to the staff who were so helpful and really made our trip such a relaxing break .
This is probably our new favourite Sussex Hotel

De openbare ruimtes en de spa.

Good breakfast , staff excellent, location spot on , sadly our rooms were on the road and were very hot , but was an exceptionally hot day , but will certainly return if I can book different rooms

The breakfast was superb but the choice of the dinner menu could be improved