Hatsue Guest House

17 Southwell Park Road, Camberley, Surrey, GU15 3PU

Phone: +44 (0)1276 22160, Fax: +44 (0)1276 671415

Welcome

Hatsue Guest House is run by Hatsue and Michael Boyd and we will try to offer you a comfortable and relaxing stay.

The house was built in 1928 and has many period features. While it has a traditional old-style character, it has been recently refurbished. It is conveniently near the centre of Camberley, yet it looks out over a large, sunny garden.

The house is less than one minute’s walk from Camberley town centre, with a Sainsburys supermarket, two department stores and many restaurants.

Close by is the Arena Leisure Centre with swimming pool, squash courts and fitness centre. There are public tennis courts across the road.

Accommodation

All rooms are en suite.

The rooms have direct-dial phones and free broadband internet connection.

Each room has a television, with Freeview.

Other facilities in the room are fridges, hair-dryers, tea/coffee making facilities.

A trouser press and a microwave cooker are available for Guests’ use.

The breakfast room is brightly-lit and looks out on to the garden through a bay window that extends the full length of the south-facing wall. The menu is either full English breakfast or your choice from the menu. Vegetatian diets are catered for.

There is ample parking off-street at the front of the house.

Tariff

Single room £60

Double room £70

Twin room £70
Including VAT

The Local Area

Windsor, Eton and Ascot, with the Great Park, Savile Gardens, Virginia Water and Runnymede are close by.

London is approximately 1 hour by train or coach, or via the M3 by car.
Heathrow is 22 miles away.
Thorpe Park, Legoland and Birdworld are within 30 minutes’ drive.
From nearby Blackwater station, trains run either to Reading or Gatwick.
There are good connections via Reading to Bath (I½ hours from Blackwater) or to Oxford (1 hour).

Camberley has two excellent golf clubs - Camberley Heath (week-days only) and Pine Ridge. There are many golf courses to suit all standards of playing ability in west Surrey/south Berkshire/east Hampshire area.
Farnborough, which hosts the bi-annual International Air Show, is 5 miles away.
Aldershot is the home of the British army and locally there are many military museums. Much of the army training grounds are open to the public and the open Surrey heathland is ideal for walking . Across the A30 in Camberley is the Royal Military Academy.

To the south are Guildford and Farnham, historic market towns, and further afield to the south west are Chawton, with Jane Austins’ home, and Selborne, home of Gilbert White. Alton is famous for the steam trains running on the the Mid Hants Railway, also known as the ‘Watercress Line.’

Directions

From Junction 4 (Frimley turn-off) of the M3, turn north on the A331 towards Bracknell. At the Meadows roundabout, turn east along the A30 towards Camberley. After about 1.5 miles, turn right at the Arena Sports Centre onto Grand Avenue.

Drive up to the end, and at the T-junction, turn right onto Southwell Road. Hatsue Guest House is the second house on the left, just before the New Apostolic Church.

From Bagshot, stay on the A30 and follow signs into Camberley. At Camberley Town Centre, pass through two sets of traffic lights, then take the 2nd left (just past church) into Grand Avenue. From this point, please follow the above instructions.

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