Accommodation for the Surrey Three Peaks Challenge

If arriving by car, please share vehicles where possible. Parking will be available for participants at our start/finish point.

If arriving by train, the closest station is Box Hill Westhumble, 10-minutes walk to our meeting point. Dorking Deepdene and Dorking itself are a short drive to the start.

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Beaverbrook Hotel & Spa Luxury country estate hotel in the Surrey Hills with world-class spa, multiple restaurants, and beautiful grounds. Former home of Lord Beaverbrook. 5-star
Box Hill Burford Bridge Hotel Box Hill, Dorking A great spot at the foot of Box Hill, right at our Surrey Three Peaks event start. Recommended
Denbies Vineyard Hotel Denbies, Dorking Boutique hotel within Denbies Vineyard itself.
Nutfield Priory Hotel & Spa Victorian Gothic mansion hotel with stunning views over the Surrey Hills. Spa, fine dining restaurant, and comfortable rooms. 4-star
White Horse Hotel Dorking centre Well placed in Dorking town centre, good if you're arriving by train on Friday evening. 10-minute taxi ride to our event start.
Wotton House Dorking Large country hotel close to Dorking with substantial grounds, health facilities, and the 1877 Restaurant and Bar.

Our recommended accommodation

Box Hill Stepping Stones Famous stepping stones crossing the River Mole at the foot of Box Hill. Victorian folly now a popular photo spot and swimming hole in summer.
Secretts Farm Shop Family-run farm shop and garden centre selling home-grown produce, local foods, and plants. PYO in season.
The Dabbling Duck Vibrant independent café-restaurant in picturesque Shere village. Known for beautifully presented afternoon tea on vintage china, courtyard garden, and heated yurt for outdoor dining.
Tillings Café Spacious, welcoming café in Gomshall on the A25. Known for spectacular homemade cakes and afternoon tea experience available from 2:30pm. Named after the nearby Tillingbourne river.
Nutfield Priory Hotel & Spa Victorian Gothic mansion hotel with stunning views over the Surrey Hills. Spa, fine dining restaurant, and comfortable rooms. 4-star
Village Greens Farm Shop Farm shop selling locally sourced food from Surrey and surrounding counties. Famous British cheese counter specialising in Surrey and Sussex dairies, plus seasonal produce.
Denbies Vineyard Hotel Denbies, Dorking Boutique hotel within Denbies Vineyard itself.
The Royal Oak Traditional village pub at the heart of Holmbury St Mary, at the foot of Holmbury Hill. Good food, real ales, and lovely garden. Popular with walkers and cyclists.
The Stepping Stones Village pub near the famous stepping stones at the foot of Box Hill. Good food, local ales, and a welcoming atmosphere for muddy boots.
Shere Village One of Surrey's prettiest villages, featured in films including The Holiday and Bridget Jones's Diary. Charming tea rooms, pubs, and independent shops.
Polesden Lacey Edwardian country house and estate with beautiful gardens, woodland walks, and open-air theatre in summer. Restaurant and café on-site.
The Plough Inn 17th-century coaching house in the heart of the Surrey Hills, just below Leith Hill. Perfect start or end point for the 3-mile circular walk to Leith Hill Tower. Real ales and stunning views.
Rural Life Living Museum Museum celebrating rural life in Surrey over the past 150 years. Historic buildings, vintage machinery, and traditional crafts. Family-friendly with seasonal events.
Hilly's Teashop Family-run teashop in picturesque Shere, famous for freshly baked scones served all day, homemade cakes, and light lunches. Transforms into a speakeasy cocktail bar in evenings.
Holmbury St Mary Village Quintessential Surrey Hills village with cricket green, village stores, and the 12th-century St Mary's Church. Good base for walks up Holmbury Hill.
The Abinger Hatch Wisteria-clad 17th-century country pub in the heart of Surrey Hills, family-owned since 2017. Two log-burning fires, extensive garden, dog and family-friendly.
Albury Park Historic estate with Saxon church, gardens designed by John Evelyn, and beautiful parkland. Limited public access but worth exploring the surrounding area.
Box Hill Burford Bridge Hotel Box Hill, Dorking A great spot at the foot of Box Hill, right at our Surrey Three Peaks event start. Recommended
The Scarlett Arms Traditional country pub on the Greensand Way with roaring fires, real ales, and home-cooked food. Dog and family-friendly with large garden.
The William Bray Award-winning micropub in Shere serving local craft beers, wines, and spirits. Small plates and cheese boards. Dog-friendly with cosy atmosphere.
Silent Pool Distillery Award-winning craft gin distillery beside the mystical Silent Pool beauty spot. 90-minute tours (£25), tastings, masterclasses, and Terrace Bar overlooking the pool. Uses 24 locally foraged botanicals.
Silent Pool Mystical spring-fed pool with crystal-clear blue-green waters, steeped in local legend. Short walk from the Silent Pool Distillery.
The Box Hill Kiosk Refreshment kiosk at the famous stepping stones, serving hot drinks, ice cream, and snacks. Ideal for a quick stop on the route.
Beaverbrook Hotel & Spa Luxury country estate hotel in the Surrey Hills with world-class spa, multiple restaurants, and beautiful grounds. Former home of Lord Beaverbrook. 5-star
White Horse Hotel Dorking centre Well placed in Dorking town centre, good if you're arriving by train on Friday evening. 10-minute taxi ride to our event start.
Peaslake Bike Hub Community-run bike hub in the heart of Surrey Hills mountain biking country. Bike wash, tools, refreshments, and local trail advice.
Denbies Wine Estate England's largest single estate vineyard with 265 acres of vines. Wine tasting tours, outdoor vineyard train tours, two restaurants, farm shop, and brewery. Stunning views of Box Hill.
Surrey Hills Llamas Guided llama walks through the Surrey Hills countryside. Unique experience combining walking with animal interaction.
The Running Horses 16th-century coaching inn with flagstone floors, oak beams, and roaring fires. Serves locally sourced food and Surrey ales. Popular with Box Hill walkers and cyclists.
Box Hill National Trust Café Café at the summit of Box Hill with panoramic views over the North Downs. Hot and cold food, cakes, and local produce. Starting point for many walking routes.

Group accommodation (hostels & bunkhouses)

For groups of ten or more, hostels and bunkhouses nearby may be the most suitable options.

Wotton House Dorking Large country hotel close to Dorking with substantial grounds, health facilities, and the 1877 Restaurant and Bar.