Overview

A former coach house set in glorious countryside, a rural retreat yet only half a mile from main A22. Ideal for Glyndebourne Opera, National Trust properties and gardens. Luxury linens and Sussex Breakfast award for offering home made bread, yogurt, marmalades, preserves and free range eggs and bacon. Listed with Alistair Sawday's new garden lovers book.Netherwood Lodge will open its garden in July 2011 for charity again with the National Garden Scheme.Guests return over again for walking the Sussex National Park, coast and countryside

 

Accommodation Details

Ground floor individaul and chic rooms, a twin with ensuite facilities, lamps, Colefax and Fowler designed curtains, wool carpets and Egyptian Cotton linens and towles. Luxury toiletries from France, DVD, glossy magazines, cotton waffle dressing gowns and slippers, hairdryer, Roberts digital radio and complimentary tea and coffee tray, fresh flowers. The double room overlooks the garden, Colefax and Fowler designer fabrics, Egyptian Cotton dressing gown and slippers, glossy magazines, DVD, books, Roberts Digital radio and same complimentary tray. Private bathroom, two paces from bedroom and no other guests near. Fresh flowers and French toiletries. A warm welcome by Margaret

 

Room Rate Guide:

From �50pppn, �5pp for single night accomodation and a minimum 2 night stay at week ends

 

General Details

This bed and breakfast is unusual in that the objective is for guests to feel better on departure than on arrival

 

Other Information

Come and feel spoiled in this lovely setting, the house is filled with antique furinture, in a relaxed indulgence, a log fire in winter and the family diningroom ovelooks the well cared for garden, cosy bedrooms are well appointed, comfy beds and Margaret makes every effort for her guests, being so near to Glyndebourne means that breakfast can be an interesting experience with so many international and interesting guests. Sussex at its best