| some room add roll-top baths or 4-poster beds. 1 miles from wiston house. there's a white-tablecloth restaurant overlooking the garden and terrace, and an on-site pub offering a bar menu. the elegant, traditional rooms all include en suite bathrooms with designer toiletries, and have flat-screen tvs, and tea and coffeemaking facilities. event and meeting spaces are also available. occupying an 18th-century manor house with gardens, this refined hotel is 5. check-in time: 2:00 pmcheck-out time: 10:00 am. 4 miles from highdown gardens and 6
Heathrow Airport 1 hr 13
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Long pier from 1862 with an amusement arcade & fishing zones, plus a pavilion with a theater & cafe. | 
