voco Lythe Hill Hotel & Spa

Whether you’re training for a marathon or just looking to maintain your fitness levels, a stay at voco Lythe Hill doesn’t mean you need to leave your goals at home. Its health club has facilities that are suitable for everyone, so you’ll leave feeling more motivated than ever before.

The hotel may date back to Tudor times, but its gym is bang up to date and crammed with all the latest cardiovascular, strength and functional fitness equipment. 

With friendly staff on hand to keep you feeling challenged you can take a run on a treadmill, hit the elliptical, or opt for the stationary bike or rower. There’s also free weights for those who want to build some serious muscle.

Prefer to exercise with a group of friends? The gym and yoga studio offers a weekly calendar of classes from circuits to kettlebells and pilates. 

For those who like a gentler pace, the hotel nestles in 22 acres of serene Surrey countryside. But why stop there? The South Downs National Park is literally on voco Lythe Hill’s doorstep and offers almost 1,000 sq miles of breathtaking landscapes to hike.

If all that unwinding has worked up an appetite, at voco Lythe Hill Hotel & Spa you won’t go hungry (or thirsty) for long. Some seriously chic dining spaces await you, from the relaxed and casual to the decidedly fancy schmancy. 

La Collina Pizzeria Restaurant 

Sucker for cuisine just like mama used to make? Get a true taste of Italy at voco Lythe Hill Hotel and Spa. Whether you’re mad about margherita or passionate for pepperoni, choose from the mouthwatering menu then watch as your pizzas are cooked in the wood-fired oven. With fresh dough made daily and only the best ingredients, you can pair your meal with a glass of wine from the extensive wine list. Just leave room for tiramisu!

The Tudor Restaurant

Whether you’re here for full English breakfast, afternoon tea or a delectable dinner, The Tudor Restaurant lets you do it alongside panoramic views and elegant decor. At dinner time you’ll find old-school classics, new creations and the very best of modern, British cuisine.

Water babies will be in heaven here. voco Lythe Hill’s 16m crystal-clear swimming pool is set in a magnificent barn-style building that overlooks the lake and gardens. With a vaulted, wood-panelled ceiling and huge windows that flood the poolside area with light, it’s a great way to feel closer to nature as you swim. 

Of course! voco Lythe Hill has 60 bedrooms ranging from Standard to Suite. Standard rooms are the most affordable option, but they still offer all the amenities you need for a comfortable stay, including huge beds, flat-screen TVs, tea and coffee making facilities and free Wi-Fi. Fancy a room with a little history? Choose one of the heritage suites in the original Tudor farmhouse.

Here on an overnight stay? Lucky you! Check-in to the hotel is at 3pm and check-out is at 11am. For spa morning, afternoon and day packages, arrival times vary, so please check your booking confirmation.

While spa treatments and thermal facilities like the sauna and steam room are only for those aged 16 or over, children can splash in the pool from 10am to 12pm and 3pm and 6pm every day. 

Over at the hotel, there are 15 rooms suitable for families, and the King Kitchen Suite even has its own kitchen along with an outside terrace to help everyone feel at home. 

Not only that, but voco Lythe Hill Hotel & Spa is located in a beautiful setting with plenty of space for children to run around and explore. The hotel is surrounded by picturesque South Downs countryside, and there are a number of family-friendly attractions nearby, such as the Haslemere Educational Museum and the National Trust's Winkworth Arboretum.

Yes it is. voco Lythe Hill Hotel & Spa likes to make all its guests feel welcome. Two accessible guestrooms boast features such as roll-in showers, plus the hotel has dedicated disabled parking spaces and accessible toilets.

No, voco Lythe Hill doesn’t allow pets. It does allow guide dogs to stay free of charge when booked in advance, at a maximum of one per room. They must be kept on-lead at all times.

No, but there is one just three and a half miles away. Pamper at the spa then swing by Chiddingfold Golf Course. Set in the heart of the Surrey countryside, it was voted the best pay and play golf course in the South - and it’s easy to see why. The 18 holes were designed by Peter Alliss and it once played a starring role in the ITV drama Midsomer Murders.