Box Hill Box Hill is a well known beauty spot in the North Downs of Surrey, England, close to the southern outskirts of London, overlooking Dorking to the south-west. There is a small village of the same name about 1.5 kilometres (0.93 mi) to the east. Confusingly, Box Hill School is located in the village of Mickleham about 1.5 kilometres (0.93 mi) to the north, and is between the towns of Dorking and Leatherhead. The hill is named after the box trees which can be found on its steep southern and western flanks, notably around the "Whites", chalk cliffs cut by the River Mole. An important passage of Jane Austen's novel Emma is set at Box Hill.   Click here for more information

Denbies Wine Estate Awarded SE Visitor Attraction of the Year 2002, dont miss out on a trip to this amazing vineyard. Its amongst the largest privately owned in Europe and is a truly spectacular sight to behold, with 265 acres of perfectly linear vines nestling in the Surrey Hills. The chateau-style visitor centre offers daily wine tours with 360 degree special effect cinema, winery tour and guided cellar tasting. Theres an exotic conservatory restaurant, 3rd floor restaurant with panoramic views, shopping, vineyard train, B&B. Open all year, its free to visit. Dorking station is 1 mile away.   Click here for more information

The Surrey Hills The Surrey Hills stretches across a quarter of the county to include the chalk slopes of the North Downs, from Farnham in the west to Oxted in the east and extending south to the deeply wooded Greensand Hills which rise in Haslemere. This treasured landscape of beautiful countryside is rich in wildlife, woodland and attractive market towns and villages and provides some of the best walking in the whole of Southern England.   Click here for more information

The River and Rowing Museum The Museum celebrates three themes - the international sport of rowing; the River Thames and the historic town of Henley. The Schwarzenbach International Rowing Gallery underwent a major redisplay in 2006 and now tells the story of international rowing in a truly dynamic way. One of the highlights is `In the Coxes Seat´ an interactive exhibit giving visitors a unique, 360 degree experience of racing at Henley Royal Regatta. The Thames Gallery offers visitors a range of perspectives, looking at the river as an inspiration for the arts, a natural habitat for wildlife and a means of trade.   Click here for more information

Hobbs of Henley Hobbs of Henley has the enviable reputation of having provided the finest hospitality afloat for 138 years. Founded as Hobbs and Sons in 1870, Hobbs is still run by the Hobbs family. 0ur working knowledge of the Thames goes back 5 generations. Whether you want to: hire a rowing boat be chauffeur driven in a motor launch self drive a motor launch for the day take a one hour sightseeing trip on the Royal Regatta reach charter a luxury passenger vessel for a private party or a corporate event experience the Henley Royal Regatta and the Henley Festival from the river   Click here for more information

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The Aviator
Aviator which opened this July at Farnborough Airport is as sleek as the private jets that frequent the airport. A powerful combination of hypnotic views of aircraft arriving and departing and sleek interiors give Aviator a sense of place. There are 169 rooms, each is one is a sanctuary of streamlined comfort with everything you would expect including fabulous linens, plasma TV’s, complimentary WI-FI, air conditioning and toiletries to make you feel good. At the vibrant Brasserie and busy Deli the food is creative, locally sourced and cooked with passion.
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The Farnham Park Hotel
The Farnham Park Hotel is tucked away in one of the prettiest corners of Farnham, in Surrey, at the edge of Farnham Park. Farnham Park Hotel is an attractively styled 17th century barn conversion set in 40 acres of secluded parkland. Many of the best original features have been retained in the guest bedrooms, which include family rooms, twins, doubles, singles and an annex room with its own kitchenette. All the rooms have en suite bath, tv, radio/alarm and tea-making facilities. The rooms are tastefully furnished. They have been sympathetically restored and retain many of the features of the original 17th century barn. The rooms are generous in both size and proportion.The hotel's stylish, high-beamed restaurant serves a menu of excellent dishes with both traditional English, nepalese and Thai dishes. The hotel offers a warm and friendly atmosphere.
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