voco Lythe Hill Hotel & Spa

Cowdray is a dynamic and progressive Estate. As a destination Cowdray offers a range of premium country pursuits from golf on our Championship course, our award winning clay-pigeon shooting school, fly fishing on the river Rother, walking, cycling, riding, polo, both spectating and learning to play, to hospitality at the Farm Shop & Café, holiday cottages, wedding venues and the stunning Cowdray House, set at the heart of the Estate, available for private stays and events

On the doorstep of voco Lythe Hill, the South Downs National Park. From rolling hills to bustling market towns, the park’s landscapes cover almost 1,000 sq miles of breathtaking views and hidden gems. A rich tapestry of wildlife, landscapes, tranquillity and visitor attractions, weave together a story of people and place in harmony.

Every two years, the aerospace, aviation and defence industries are invited to Farnborough International Exhibition & Conference Centre for the world’s best airshow to pioneer change, build new connections, engage with thought leaders and get access to unparalleled business development opportunities.

The Goodwood estate, in West Sussex, is home to the world-famous motor-racing circuit and airport, the ‘glorious’ racecourse, and the 17th-century country house, home to the Duke of Richmond. The events it hosts include the Revival meeting, the Festival of Speed, and the Qatar Goodwood Festival.

The historic county town of Surrey, Guildford has a wealth of heritage, beautiful scenery, shops, cafes and restaurants, and a lively theatre and arts culture. This lively, picturesque town is full of shops, cafes and pubs. There’s also some lovely, scenic country walks to enjoy nearby. We respectfully suggest you utilise the excellent park-and-ride service.

This National Trust property comprises a large, late 17th-century mansion set in a beautiful 700-acre deer park, landscaped by Capability Brown and immortalised in paintings by JMW Turner. Some of Turner’s paintings feature inside along with works by Van Dyck, Reynolds and Blake. The picturesque market town of Petworth itself is also worth a visit because of its history – it was mentioned in the Domesday Book – and its winding, cobbled streets.