Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Wander along the River Wey on the Phillips Memorial Park trail where locals gather for picnics on sunny afternoons. The historic Charterhouse School and medieval St Peter and St Paul's Church showcase Godalming's architectural heritage dating back to Saxon times.
Booked this as a 4-day retreat for the family as wanted a self-catered location to cater for my 3yr old and 5m baby. On arriving there was a customised hamper snacks for us and the kids plus all the essentials (milk, bread, butter etc) which included fresh eggs from the farm. The place was clean and decorated to a high standard, in a lovely setting which I'd have been happy with or without the kids. The doors of the lodge opened on to decking in front of a large grass area which also had a...
Booked this as a 4-day retreat for the family as wanted a self-catered location to cater for my 3yr old and 5m baby. On arriving there was a customised hamper snacks for us and the kids plus all the essentials (milk, bread, butter etc) which included fresh eggs from the farm. The place was clean and decorated to a high standard, in a lovely setting which I'd have been happy with or without the kids. The doors of the lodge opened on to decking in front of a large grass area which also had a...
Adam
Reviewed September 22, 2017Reviewed September 22, 2017
The room was cosy and clean and lovely with an amazing shower. And plenty of hot water. Bed was super comfy and I slept very well. Staff very helpful and friendly.
The room was cosy and clean and lovely with an amazing shower. And plenty of hot water. Bed was super comfy and I slept very well. Staff very helpful and friendly.
Susan
Reviewed October 30, 2026Reviewed October 30, 2026
Haven’t been to Aviator Hampshire for a number of years, but it was just as lovely as I remembered. Room, Sky Bar, Breakfast, Staff - all exceptional. Special mention to Will on the front desk and Poppy who was assisting with breakfast in the morning. I’d highly recommend and I plan to return in the near future. Thank you!
Haven’t been to Aviator Hampshire for a number of years, but it was just as lovely as I remembered. Room, Sky Bar, Breakfast, Staff - all exceptional. Special mention to Will on the front desk and Poppy who was assisting with breakfast in the morning. I’d highly recommend and I plan to return in the near future. Thank you!
Seema
Reviewed October 31, 2026Reviewed October 31, 2026
Beautiful hotel, recently renovated which means they have state of the showers, beautiful throws and proper duvets, spotless white gorgeous bedding, fantastic decor throughout the hotel. The rooms are separated slightly from the fullers pub with a separate entrance. The breakfast was fabulous where you can order from a menu and food is made to order and fresh, included full English breakfast, eggs florentine, pancakes with fruit and maple syrup, porridge with fresh fruit. Fresh fruit and cereals...
Beautiful hotel, recently renovated which means they have state of the showers, beautiful throws and proper duvets, spotless white gorgeous bedding, fantastic decor throughout the hotel. The rooms are separated slightly from the fullers pub with a separate entrance. The breakfast was fabulous where you can order from a menu and food is made to order and fresh, included full English breakfast, eggs florentine, pancakes with fruit and maple syrup, porridge with fresh fruit. Fresh fruit and cereals...
Great initial welcome from Mike, backed up by some wonderful idiosyncratic features that uplifted the stay. Complimentary Sipsmiths Sloe Gin in the room, choice of two single malt whiskies (also complimentary) and freshly brewed coffee at the refreshments station were unexpected and warmly enjoyed! Restaurant and bar staff were very helpful and food preparation and presentation were excellent. The breakfast of blueberry pancakes were the prettiest presentation we've ever seen.
We've already...
Great initial welcome from Mike, backed up by some wonderful idiosyncratic features that uplifted the stay. Complimentary Sipsmiths Sloe Gin in the room, choice of two single malt whiskies (also complimentary) and freshly brewed coffee at the refreshments station were unexpected and warmly enjoyed! Restaurant and bar staff were very helpful and food preparation and presentation were excellent. The breakfast of blueberry pancakes were the prettiest presentation we've ever seen.
We've already...
Very happy we chose this hotel loved the boutique room and glad we ate in the restaurant as the food was outstanding, also worth taking the time to walk around the village as very pretty and well kept. Stayed here as close to Arundel castle which was also amazing.
Very happy we chose this hotel loved the boutique room and glad we ate in the restaurant as the food was outstanding, also worth taking the time to walk around the village as very pretty and well kept. Stayed here as close to Arundel castle which was also amazing.
The hotel is easy accessible via the eighth floor of the adjoining car park, which takes you straight into the hotel reception. The hotel is very clean and stylish, however we wasn’t aware that it was very high up. We was on the 16th floor and my son was very scared to look out of the bedroom window or go into the lift. Dinner/breakfast was also on floor 20. I would say if you like lovely views and heights book this hotel. Grace on reception was amazing she could see how stressed my son was and...
The hotel is easy accessible via the eighth floor of the adjoining car park, which takes you straight into the hotel reception. The hotel is very clean and stylish, however we wasn’t aware that it was very high up. We was on the 16th floor and my son was very scared to look out of the bedroom window or go into the lift. Dinner/breakfast was also on floor 20. I would say if you like lovely views and heights book this hotel. Grace on reception was amazing she could see how stressed my son was and...
Lisa
Reviewed November 5, 2026Reviewed November 5, 2026
This is a lovely privately owned and managed hotel. All so very English. We had a great time and have recommended this hotel to several friends already.
This is a lovely privately owned and managed hotel. All so very English. We had a great time and have recommended this hotel to several friends already.
Beautiful setting and lovely staff. Back garden (where the fish are) was lovely, so peaceful, pretty and relaxing. The gardens generally were beautiful. Hotel room was lovely but could have had a fridge and also should really have access to SKY and International TV channels (This - for a hotel of this quality - really should be standard). In the summer, the local walks and access to nearby beaches means there is plenty of leisure and outdoor activity; for the winter period however, it would be...
Beautiful setting and lovely staff. Back garden (where the fish are) was lovely, so peaceful, pretty and relaxing. The gardens generally were beautiful. Hotel room was lovely but could have had a fridge and also should really have access to SKY and International TV channels (This - for a hotel of this quality - really should be standard). In the summer, the local walks and access to nearby beaches means there is plenty of leisure and outdoor activity; for the winter period however, it would be...
The Mitre is a great old hotel, with loads of character. The location is fantastic for all amenities and the staff are very attentive. We really enjoyed our stay.
The Mitre is a great old hotel, with loads of character. The location is fantastic for all amenities and the staff are very attentive. We really enjoyed our stay.
Jane
Reviewed October 30, 2026Reviewed October 30, 2026
What are some of the best caravan parks near Godalming?
Night Pastures is a popular choice for your stay near Godalming, featuring free self-parking and barbecue grills. If you're heading out with friends or family, you might enjoy the playground and terrace available at this campsite. On-site accommodation features a kitchenette with a stovetop, cookware and a coffee maker. Goldilocks Heaven
A Horsebox conversion in the heart of the Sussex countryside is another caravan park to consider.
What makes Godalming caravan parks stand out?
If you're planning an adventure to Godalming, staying at a motorhome park is a great way to experience all the area offers. Travellers like this area for both its golf courses and its cafés. After you've found your spot at the caravan park in Godalming, get some food or drinks at the bars.
What should I see in Godalming?
If you're looking for some ways to explore Godalming while making the most of your travel budget, this destination has lots to offer. Spots where you'll find natural beauty on display include Winkworth Arboretum, South Downs National Park and Ramster Gardens. Other places not to be missed include West Surrey Golf Club, Chiddingfold Golf Club and Oakhurst Cottage.
What's it like to stay in a Godalming caravan park?
Reserving a spot at a caravan park is a convenient alternative if you're driving to Godalming. This kind of accommodation provides you with spacious grounds to park your motorhome and stay the night where you’re often surrounded by beautiful scenery. Lots of caravan parks are close to lakes and hiking trails, which makes it easy to enjoy nature.