Function Rooms Surrey

Function Rooms SurreyFunction Rooms Surry all very similar but to make your event go off with a bang the Pride of the Valley is for you. With beautiful surroundings and stunning interior its a venue you cant not consider. Not only is it a venue but it is a hotel, The hotel is one of the more prestige Hotels in Farnham Surry and Guildford area and provides the highest standards of luxury expected from a local premier hotel. Situated just south of London, Churt in Farnham, Surrey is surprisingly rural, with something of interest for everyone.

For people interested in history there are plenty of historic sites such as the Shalford Mill near Guildford. It is a 18th-century watermill with well-preserved machinery. A stone throw away is Farnham Castle was built by Henry of Blois, Bishop of Winchester, during the first half of the 12th century.

If art tickles your fancy then there’s the Guildford House gallery, A interesting 17th century town house, built between 1660 and the 1680s by the Childe family. The building has been many things over the years, including a saddlers, a tent makers, a stationers, a restaurant, a cake and chocolate shop.

For spectators of the world famous Derby where else better is there to stay than the Pride of the Valley hotel to for fill your requirements. Epsom Derby, is considered one of the most prestigious flat thoroughbred horse races in the world. The race takes place each year on the first weekend in June.

We have 15 great bedrooms that have been individually designed and themed.

We want you to be comfortable so there are large luxurious pillows and duvets in the rooms. A number of our rooms also have 4 poster beds and roll-top baths.

There is wireless access to the internet, telephone, tea and coffee making facilities and amenities by Au Lait in every room.

The Pride of the Valley was built in 1867 and was named after a neighbouring beauty spot. The site that the hotel is located on used to be common land and was used for cattle fairs previous to 1867

In the late 19th Century the area outside the hotel was used as the venue for Jumps Days which were small village fetes. The hotel was built to take advantage of the roads built in the area with its passing trade and to serve the local community and the large houses that were built along the Tilford Road.

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