Langrish house is historical and situated in an abundance af nature and farmland (we visited july). It has seen its heydays once as a private mansion, and today everything looks worn and tired. Dont expect a modern hotel with all amenities. But things are clean and do work, and the house is spacious (even the bathroom was not). Service is attentive and personal, more than in most other hotels. SO if you dont need to be pampered by all those amenities, but would like a REAL place to stay and relax, so to speak, then go here. Breakfast is ordered the day before by filling out a list. Choises are about the full english plus cereals, and served carefully at your chosen time. The closest restaurant is "Ye olde George", a beautiful 30 min walk away.

A Wonderful Stay at Langrish House I had the pleasure of staying at Langrish House for one night, and it was an absolutely delightful experience. From the moment I arrived, Mr. and Mrs. Talbot-Ponsonby were the most gracious hosts, ensuring that every detail of my stay was perfect. The house itself is full of character and history, offering a warm and inviting atmosphere. My room was beautifully appointed—comfortable, spotless, and with stunning views of the surrounding countryside. It was the perfect blend of traditional charm and modern comfort. Breakfast was another highlight, with delicious, freshly prepared options served in a lovely setting. The peaceful surroundings made for a truly relaxing escape, and I only wish I could have stayed longer! A huge thank you to the hosts for their hospitality—I will definitely return and highly recommend Langrish House to anyone looking for a charming and memorable stay in Petersfield.

Narrow Roads

What a great place! Warmly greeted by the property owner when we first arrived. Shook our hands, introduced himself, and seemed to take a sincere interest in our UK trip and our comfort at his "home". It seemed that all staff shared in same mindset. Had nice chats with the groundskeeper, breakfast server, etc. Service exceptional. Grounds had beautiful gardens and area was quiet and restful and yet good access to the area. We used this location to go to Jane Austen's home and surroundings (about 25 minute drive) plus Hinton Ampner (a National Trust property, nearby). A nearby village (East Meon) had two very good pubs where we ate during our two night stay. The House had a comfortable living room area, where there was a fire lit (seemingly) just for us. Breakfast was better than average. Say yes to the croissant.

The shower was plenty hot and powerful, but shower surround made it difficult to avoid getting water on the bathroom floor. The room itself was on the top floor and I had to be careful not to bump my head on the slanted ceiling. Will get a room with uniform clearance next time.

Langrish House is a historic building in a lovely small parkland with specimen trees. It is quiet and secluded;at night you can see the stars and hear the owls. It is furnished in an appropriate way, not super-modern but clean and comfortable with interesting pictures on the walls. Beds comfortable, toilet and shower worked well. Our host Robina was attentive and helpful. We, almost accidentally, woke her at night for some milk and she was most forgiving. Breakfast was good, scrambled eggs (always a test) were superb and Val was absolutely terrific. What a lovely, friendly and helpful person. We were in the area for a meeting of the British Lichen Society and for us the icing on the cake was the discovery of a rare lichen, 'Golden Eyes', on a tree in the garden.

We don't have any negative comments.

We felt so at home from the moment we arrived Nigel & Robina were wonderful , we felt so at home . It was great to be off the beaten track , yet close to stately homes , quaint villages , all things Jane Austin and an hour from Portsmouth. The house is so beautiful , we enjoyed learning about the history . Personalized service at breakfast , excellent food . Robins recommended the nearby Ye old George Inn for dinner . We loved it and food was excellent. Bed was soft for us but we just prefer a firmer bed . Lovely grounds to explore . Easy parking right in front .

That we had only one night to enjoy it …

Hosts are very friendly and informative, breakfast is outstanding, the house is charming and kept in an authentic way. Huge green grounds to explore and we even spotted wild deer and a pheasant!

The outside sitting area could be a little more comfortable with additional pillows/blankets

Langrish House is a large, beautiful country house B&B set in acres of peaceful gardens, teaming with wildlife. It’s handy for the town of Petersfield (don’t miss the Physic Garden), the coast and several National Trust properties. Our (superior) room was well furnished with a very comfortable and spacious bed. The staff are without exception very friendly and professional. The excellent quality and plentiful cooked breakfast arrived hot and beautifully cooked on both mornings after we had made our choices the day before. We stayed for our 40th wedding anniversary celebration, having stayed on our wedding night and have no intention of leaving it so long before we stay again!

Can’t think of a single thing.

The breakfast was nice and the location was breathtaking! Lots of greenery and open space. The house has a lot of charm and feels very welcoming.

The place was a little dusty, and the flooring could use some repairs. Found a few spots where I nearly sank in the carpet while walking around!

Beautiful location, well maintained gardens to explore and stunning house. We had a very comfortable nights sleep and the breakfast was delicious. We were greeted with the warmest or welcomes from the hosts and the morning staff were so friendly. Lovely to meet the owners grandson at breakfast too.

That we weren’t staying longer

Loved the building and grounds and of course the staff were very accommodating. It was a pleasure to meet Nigel and Robina our gracious hosts. There is a pleasant walk through trees etc to the George pub which serves lovely food, ask for a map which is easy to follow.

Nothing really as we understood the nearest pub was a 30 min walk away when we booked.