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Pennyhill Park

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London Road, Bagshot, GU19 5EU, United Kingdom | 01276 478300 | Website

Picture of Pennyhill Park hotel

First of all we must drag ourselves away from our very comfortable bedroom

and walk along the warm and pleasantly constructed corridor

and out and up towards the main hotel entrance

Your carer May now push you along the delightful corridors of this beautiful hotel

and into the Hillfields bar. Subdued lightening draws you in (photo 5) and you will find many comfortable spots to sit and drink

During the day, bar nibbles, pastries and cakes made by the Pennyhill bakery may tempt you, but we settled by asking for a Tio Pepe aperitif, but what we were presented with was a most wonderful, and unusual aperitif, Thick, dark, full, with a delightful and unusual taste of liquorice with hints of chocolate, was it Tio Pepe ? We have no idea, but what a delightful surprise to start our dinner

We were now invited to come and dine

and entered a large, spacious and beautifully light and airy restaurant (

We were the first guests tonight, ideal time to be alone and take photos for you, while we waited for our first course to arrive. Trout at its best, rare, served with a delightful garlic creamed thick dressing, the best we poor souls have yet tasted

While we await our next and main course, we can tell you a little more about Hillfields restaurant

It was named after the first reference found to a piece of land here known as “Pennyhillfield”

Our main course arrived, but we chose a light dish, a most perfect Carbonara served with mash and greens but even this was most filling.

More guests now joined us, and a quiet but happy atmosphere now filled the restaurant, but still allowed plenty of places if more wished to dine here

while we simply looked around and admired the deco, light but pleasant colours, nothing over fancy but welcoming

Our desert arrived, well, for my husband, and a most enjoyable trifle, with fresh light cream, a lovely way to end our meal

Relaxed, pleasantly full, we were invited to chose an after dinner drink (photo 16) and which we decided to retire to the bar

and enjoy its comforts, before retiring to our room.

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Picture of road to Pennyhill Park

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Picture of Pennyhill Park stairs

Picture of Pennyhill Park stairs

Picture of Pennyhill Park bar

Picture of Pennyhill Park dining room

Picture of Pennyhill Park table

Picture of Pennyhill Park interior

Picture of Pennyhill Park dining room

Picture of Pennyhill Park buffet

Picture of Pennyhill Park buffet

Picture of Pennyhill Park toilet door

Picture of Pennyhill Park toilet

Picture of Pennyhill Park lounge

Picture of Pennyhill Park lounge

Picture of Pennyhill Park corridor

Picture of Pennyhill Park conservatory

Picture of Pennyhill Park interior

Picture of Pennyhill Park arched doorway in passage

Picture of Pennyhill Park stairs

Picture of Pennyhill Park corridor to window

Picture of Pennyhill Park conservatory

Picture of Pennyhill Park gardens

Picture of Pennyhill Park outdoor seating

Picture of Pennyhill Park pathway

Picture of Pennyhill Park terrace

Picture of Pennyhill Park gardens

Picture of Pennyhill Park terrace

Picture of Pennyhill Park gardens

Picture of Pennyhill Park gardens

It is early morning now on the day of our departure, so a shower will start the day nicely for us. The room is lovely and warm

and it’s a huge wet room that calls us

a large bath will be handy for your carer

and there are two sinks available, one for you, another for carer

and the wet room is quite large and easy to use the overhead shower

Right, we are dressed and time to head for breakfast along the warm pleasant corridor from our room

The snow lays thick and white

but at least the staff have cleared all the driveways, especially the drive heading down that steep slope towards the health club

but snow does add that touch to the surroundings doesn’t it

Even the pool will no doubt attract the brave

winter swimming is now the in thing, but we will forget it completely, but later on no doubt, the health club facilities ahead will be crowded

For us, the problem is getting up the slope and into the main hotel

Still, we are at our breakfast table

with the difficult task of choosing our breakfast hot meal, while all the usual buffet style cereal and juice is available

My husband did as normal, filled himself, with porridge and pancakes

ow can anyone eat so much ? he even tucked into the freshly made baked bread and cakes

and he is now waiting for his cooked breakfast

Alongside the main hotel car park by the main entrance, an intriguing village like setting invites you to come and see what it’s all about

The archway calls you on to explore what lies ahead

There is a downhill slope ahead

May call for your brakes to be applied to save your chair running away with you, and this will help your carer anyway.

There is a wide path available that runs over to the left

This will take you along to a pull handle door to get you inside the Spa

The passage ahead is very nicely decorated in subdued colours and furnishings

Picture of the corridor leading to the reception desk

It’s all on the level on the ground floor, with plenty of seating

A lift awaiting to take you down to the lower level

The most magnificent heated pool that beautifully lies in marbled stoned flooring

A bubbling jacuzzi that calls you forward

The showers alone are wonderfully tiled

The heated tiled loungers are waiting

A sauna looks more inviting, and oh my, was it hot in there

Different steam rooms that are available

Different steam rooms that are available

Drop into the plunge pool, and that is cold believe me

A quick wash down

Stepping outside to the heated swimming pool, with delightful cane furniture to slip into while enjoying your surroundings

As you arrive at Pennyhill, the welcoming sign at main gate shows you right away that you will enjoy this visit

and you have a very pleasant drive as passing well laid out meadow parkland

that leads you along to the car park area

but disabled should drive under the wooden roofed archway that’s ahead of you and continue to the next arch

which will take you to the main hotels entrance as you finally leave the archways behind

The one and only disabled bay stands right by the main entrance, you can see our car in place in the corner.

At reception desk, explain you are either visiting today, and would like to enjoy a coffee break with them, or book in here if you are staying, and hopefully you choose an accessible room with them, they have two you can choose, but may we recommend the LANSDOWNE ROAD room to you, as our photos below will show you why. First of all though, a coffee break may tempt you in their wonderfull bar, nicely decorated in appealing pale natural colours, and warming

with comfortable seating areas, where you can leave your wheelchair next to you

The bar has a very good selection of drinks, waiter service for you (photo 9) and it will be here that you may enjoy afternoon tea with Pennyhill

posh, comfortable and easy going, very nice. Quick snacks are available, their chips were very nice we must say, with Mexican bites that will warm your heart, taken with a favourite tipple (

Now though it’s time to book in and find our room for tonight. You will be taken to their adjoining rooms, which shows the way ahead to possibly the nicest Spa and health club we have yet seen

and follow them down with a pink gin, know wonder he looks happy

but to get down to your room you have to enter the front door with your provided key when you booked in. Touch the pad, wait, and door will automatically open. But what a difficult approach first, it’s quite steep

carer needs to be careful, and best if you swing past the slope bit before you turn and enter the door. You will still have to have someone open the door for you though before you enter a wide but attractive hallway

easy to move along for just a few paces until you reach the accessible LANSDOWNE ROAD bedroom

again with an automatic door, just touch your key on the pad, wait, and have the pleasant surprise of seeing what will be one of the largest disabled rooms you are likely ever to see.

It is so nicely decorated in pale mute warm colours, with light coloured wooden panels and the orangey expensive looking curtains and very smart comfortable armchair

and you cannot help but sink into the luxury that will be yours today. There are plenty of drawer space and table tops for you, a large 42 inch TV, and warm radiators already heated ready for your winter break

and a wonderful most comfortable King sized double bed, and for us, the most comfortable pillars you could imagine

This room is huge, easy to move around in, warm, and a delightful place to be in.

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Picture of Pennyhill Park hotel

First of all we must drag ourselves away from our very comfortable bedroom

and walk along the warm and pleasantly constructed corridor

and out and up towards the main hotel entrance

Your carer May now push you along the delightful corridors of this beautiful hotel

and into the Hillfields bar. Subdued lightening draws you in (photo 5) and you will find many comfortable spots to sit and drink

During the day, bar nibbles, pastries and cakes made by the Pennyhill bakery may tempt you, but we settled by asking for a Tio Pepe aperitif, but what we were presented with was a most wonderful, and unusual aperitif, Thick, dark, full, with a delightful and unusual taste of liquorice with hints of chocolate, was it Tio Pepe ? We have no idea, but what a delightful surprise to start our dinner

We were now invited to come and dine

and entered a large, spacious and beautifully light and airy restaurant (

We were the first guests tonight, ideal time to be alone and take photos for you, while we waited for our first course to arrive. Trout at its best, rare, served with a delightful garlic creamed thick dressing, the best we poor souls have yet tasted

While we await our next and main course, we can tell you a little more about Hillfields restaurant

It was named after the first reference found to a piece of land here known as “Pennyhillfield”

Our main course arrived, but we chose a light dish, a most perfect Carbonara served with mash and greens but even this was most filling.

More guests now joined us, and a quiet but happy atmosphere now filled the restaurant, but still allowed plenty of places if more wished to dine here

while we simply looked around and admired the deco, light but pleasant colours, nothing over fancy but welcoming

Our desert arrived, well, for my husband, and a most enjoyable trifle, with fresh light cream, a lovely way to end our meal

Relaxed, pleasantly full, we were invited to chose an after dinner drink (photo 16) and which we decided to retire to the bar

and enjoy its comforts, before retiring to our room.

Picture of road to Pennyhill Park

Picture of road to Pennyhill Park

Picture of Pennyhill Park

Picture of Pennyhill Park door

Picture of Pennyhill Park stairs

Picture of Pennyhill Park stairs

Picture of Pennyhill Park bar

Picture of Pennyhill Park dining room

Picture of Pennyhill Park table

Picture of Pennyhill Park interior

Picture of Pennyhill Park dining room

Picture of Pennyhill Park buffet

Picture of Pennyhill Park buffet

Picture of Pennyhill Park toilet door

Picture of Pennyhill Park toilet

Picture of Pennyhill Park lounge

Picture of Pennyhill Park lounge

Picture of Pennyhill Park corridor

Picture of Pennyhill Park conservatory

Picture of Pennyhill Park interior

Picture of Pennyhill Park arched doorway in passage

Picture of Pennyhill Park stairs

Picture of Pennyhill Park corridor to window

Picture of Pennyhill Park conservatory

Picture of Pennyhill Park gardens

Picture of Pennyhill Park outdoor seating

Picture of Pennyhill Park pathway

Picture of Pennyhill Park terrace

Picture of Pennyhill Park gardens

Picture of Pennyhill Park terrace

Picture of Pennyhill Park gardens

Picture of Pennyhill Park gardens

It is early morning now on the day of our departure, so a shower will start the day nicely for us. The room is lovely and warm

and it’s a huge wet room that calls us

a large bath will be handy for your carer

and there are two sinks available, one for you, another for carer

and the wet room is quite large and easy to use the overhead shower

Right, we are dressed and time to head for breakfast along the warm pleasant corridor from our room

The snow lays thick and white

but at least the staff have cleared all the driveways, especially the drive heading down that steep slope towards the health club

but snow does add that touch to the surroundings doesn’t it

Even the pool will no doubt attract the brave

winter swimming is now the in thing, but we will forget it completely, but later on no doubt, the health club facilities ahead will be crowded

For us, the problem is getting up the slope and into the main hotel

Still, we are at our breakfast table

with the difficult task of choosing our breakfast hot meal, while all the usual buffet style cereal and juice is available

My husband did as normal, filled himself, with porridge and pancakes

ow can anyone eat so much ? he even tucked into the freshly made baked bread and cakes

and he is now waiting for his cooked breakfast

Alongside the main hotel car park by the main entrance, an intriguing village like setting invites you to come and see what it’s all about

The archway calls you on to explore what lies ahead

There is a downhill slope ahead

May call for your brakes to be applied to save your chair running away with you, and this will help your carer anyway.

There is a wide path available that runs over to the left

This will take you along to a pull handle door to get you inside the Spa

The passage ahead is very nicely decorated in subdued colours and furnishings

Picture of the corridor leading to the reception desk

It’s all on the level on the ground floor, with plenty of seating

A lift awaiting to take you down to the lower level

The most magnificent heated pool that beautifully lies in marbled stoned flooring

A bubbling jacuzzi that calls you forward

The showers alone are wonderfully tiled

The heated tiled loungers are waiting

A sauna looks more inviting, and oh my, was it hot in there

Different steam rooms that are available

Different steam rooms that are available

Drop into the plunge pool, and that is cold believe me

A quick wash down

Stepping outside to the heated swimming pool, with delightful cane furniture to slip into while enjoying your surroundings

As you arrive at Pennyhill, the welcoming sign at main gate shows you right away that you will enjoy this visit

and you have a very pleasant drive as passing well laid out meadow parkland

that leads you along to the car park area

but disabled should drive under the wooden roofed archway that’s ahead of you and continue to the next arch

which will take you to the main hotels entrance as you finally leave the archways behind

The one and only disabled bay stands right by the main entrance, you can see our car in place in the corner.

At reception desk, explain you are either visiting today, and would like to enjoy a coffee break with them, or book in here if you are staying, and hopefully you choose an accessible room with them, they have two you can choose, but may we recommend the LANSDOWNE ROAD room to you, as our photos below will show you why. First of all though, a coffee break may tempt you in their wonderfull bar, nicely decorated in appealing pale natural colours, and warming

with comfortable seating areas, where you can leave your wheelchair next to you

The bar has a very good selection of drinks, waiter service for you (photo 9) and it will be here that you may enjoy afternoon tea with Pennyhill

posh, comfortable and easy going, very nice. Quick snacks are available, their chips were very nice we must say, with Mexican bites that will warm your heart, taken with a favourite tipple (

Now though it’s time to book in and find our room for tonight. You will be taken to their adjoining rooms, which shows the way ahead to possibly the nicest Spa and health club we have yet seen

and follow them down with a pink gin, know wonder he looks happy

but to get down to your room you have to enter the front door with your provided key when you booked in. Touch the pad, wait, and door will automatically open. But what a difficult approach first, it’s quite steep

carer needs to be careful, and best if you swing past the slope bit before you turn and enter the door. You will still have to have someone open the door for you though before you enter a wide but attractive hallway

easy to move along for just a few paces until you reach the accessible LANSDOWNE ROAD bedroom

again with an automatic door, just touch your key on the pad, wait, and have the pleasant surprise of seeing what will be one of the largest disabled rooms you are likely ever to see.

It is so nicely decorated in pale mute warm colours, with light coloured wooden panels and the orangey expensive looking curtains and very smart comfortable armchair

and you cannot help but sink into the luxury that will be yours today. There are plenty of drawer space and table tops for you, a large 42 inch TV, and warm radiators already heated ready for your winter break

and a wonderful most comfortable King sized double bed, and for us, the most comfortable pillars you could imagine

This room is huge, easy to move around in, warm, and a delightful place to be in.

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