Bridge Cottage, Well Lane, Cocking Causeway, Midhurst GU29 9QQ - Midhurst

Gino X.

I stayed at Bridge Cottage whilst away on a course. I was totally blown away by the beautiful countryside setting. It's a stunning cottage tucked away in a fairytale setting. Mirandar the host was so hospitable and made my stay extremely comfortable. The cooked breakfast, made and served by the host herself, was absolutely delicious and was tailored made, nothing was too much trouble. Extremely comfortable room and you couldn't ask for anything more in terms of the bathroom facilities, hot, powerful shower in a more than ample sized room. The shower itself could easily have two people shower at once, should your heart desire.

There are two pubs very near by, one of which you can walk to in probably less than 5mins. The pub has a great menu and I was very happy with the food which I ate in their beautiful beer garden which is very large and in a perfect countryside setting.

I'll be returning again for sure. Thanks Mirander for allowing me to stay in your beautiful home.

Nutster M.

We wanted to go to an auction nearby and needed somewhere to stay. Bridge Cottage was perfect for us. Miranda was very accommodating in taking our booking at the very last minute. We enjoyed our stay, the charms of the cottage and were very comfortable. It was very dog-friendly and our little girl got on very well with Nimrod. Breakfast was great and set us up nicely for the day. There are 2 pubs very close by; we went to the Greyhound, a 5 minute walk away and had a very enjoyable dinner. All in all, it was a great trip away. Recommended!

Phil M.

We stayed at Bridge Cottage while walking the South Downs Way. It is 2 miles north of the path but the No 60 bus will take you from the path to the Greyhound pub which is next to Bridge Cottage (nice pub with great food). We loved our room, the excellent breakfast and sitting in the peaceful garden where we saw deer and heard owls. Miranda made us a packed lunch as food options on the Way are limited.

Dave P.

Stayed here for one night. The place is run by a lovely lady who did everything she could to make us welcome. Comfortable room and a lovely cooked breakfast. A good pub for food is only a short walk away.

Ross S.

Set in a tucked away location in stunning countryside but still very close to a couple of pubs and the town of Midhurst. Don’t expect brand new rooms with the latest fixtures and fittings - this is an old house with charm. Breakfast was superb and we had a very comfortable nights sleep.

Gill J.

Following reviews i decided to book this for two nights. I was in for a surprise. Its basically a room in her house with lots of personal stuff cluttering the place. Under no circumstances would I call this a B&B. No locks on the door just a flimsy rope! Cluttered, dusty, dog hairs. Outside garden chairs mouldy! I'm not Miss Bucket but the place wasn't up to standard for B&B. No
I didn't stay, went elsewhere.

William W.

This place is unique in the B'n'B world. There's lots of reasons why, but the most important one is the host. The interior is a magical space because of her choice of art and decoration. And the whole ambience is obviously an expression of her artistic personality.Outside, the garden has a real variety of birds for you watch. The cottage is in a very peaceful location down a secretive lane and you can have all the quiet you want. Also Miranda does a brilliant breakfast! I would love to stay again

Greeshma S.

Lovely stay, friendly owner and peaceful atmosphere. If you're someone who likes fairytales, books, paintings and nature, you'll love staying here. We stayed with our toddler but they didn't have a high chair. However, they put a cushion over a normal chair to offer an alternative. Clean room and toilet with a view (no curtains) and a lovely garden to have a walk around in the evening...we had our dinner at The Greyhound which was a 5-minute walk away. They have a kids menu too! Overall, really pleased with our stay.