Halfway Bridge, Midhurst

Location

Halfway Bridge is located within the South Downs National Park, surrounded by historic market towns Midhurst and Petworth. The area is known for the Cowdray Estate, Cowdray Ruins, and a vibrant polo scene, making it a cultural hotspot. Outdoor enthusiasts can explore the beautiful countryside that defines West Sussex.

Dining

The Crab & Lobster restaurant at Halfway Bridge offers a seasonal and locally-sourced menu featuring fish, game, and traditional English dishes. An extensive connoisseur's wine list includes local sparkling wines and many selections available by the glass. Guests can choose to dine indoors by the open fires or enjoy alfresco dining on the terrace or sheltered garden.

Accommodations

Halfway Bridge hosts eight en-suite rooms in the converted Cowdray Barns, along with a uniquely designed shepherd's hut. Rooms emphasize boutique detail and comfort, with modern furnishings, tea and coffee-making facilities, and organic toiletries. The shepherd's hut provides a cozy stay for two, with a double bed, shower room, and kitchenette.

Pet-Friendly Amenities

Halfway Bridge welcomes well-behaved dogs in the bar and garden areas. The shepherd's hut also allows dogs for a comfortable stay. There are designated pet-friendly accommodations available for guests with furry companions.

Unique Features

The hotel's architecture is based on a 250-year-old building, giving it an authentic rustic charm. Visitors can enjoy hand-crafted bar stools made from old whisky barrels in the bar area, enhancing the rustic experience. The warm ambiance is complemented by period beamed ceilings and open fires, encouraging guests to relax and mingle.

Highlights

Location: South Downs National Park with historic market towns

Dining: Seasonal & locally-sourced menu at The Crab & Lobster

Accommodations: Eight en-suite rooms and Shepherd's Delight

Pet-Friendly: Dogs welcome in rooms, bar, and garden