B and Bs in Godalming

No 24 Croft Road
24 Croft Road
Godalming
Surrey

GU7 1BY
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CONTEMPORARY
No.24 - a turn of the century townhouse - has just undergone a complete refurbishment. Our aim was simple; to provide ‘modern’ Bed and Breakfast. accommodation. The result is contemporary, stylish, and affordable.
Aimed at both the business and leisure traveller, we offer the facilities you really need - broadband/wifi access, Freeview digital TV, room safes, mini-fridges, comfortable beds and fluffy towels.

QUIET
No.24 is situated in a quiet residential street, We have five comfortable double rooms and one twin - all ensuite, and decorated in soft shades and natural tones. So after a busy day we trust you will appreciate the peace and quiet.

CONVENIENT
No.24 is only a few minutes walk from Godalming’s picturesque High Street, with its excellent choice of restaurants, cafes, bars and take-aways; and not forgetting the local cinema. Convenient, but not so close as to disturb a good nights sleep !
Godalming’s main line station, with its fast connections to Guildford (10 minutes) and Waterloo (40 minutes) is only a five minute walk from us. On the roads, the local A3 will get you to Junction 10 on the M25 in around 20 minutes. Gatwick and Heathrow airports are both accessible via the M25 with journey times of around 45 minutes.
As a business traveller, as well as the convenience of our free broadband and wifi access, you may appreciate the use of the Breakfast Room which we keep open in the evenings should you need to work at a table, hold an informal meeting, or eat your takeaway meal.

Details

Ratings/Awards: 3 Stars
Number of Rooms: 6
Number Ensuite: 6
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Facilities

Tea/Coffee Making Facilities
No Smoking Rooms
TV in Rooms - Freeview

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