Conveniently situated in the ancient town of Farnham, the Best Western Bishop's Table Hotel retains its olde worlde charm with the added luxury of up to date service and facilities. The Georgian building was originally owned by the Marquis of Lothian and was once used as a training school for clergy. It was known then as The Bishops Hostel. Each bedroom is individually decorated, en-suite with either shower or bathroom and has the following facilities:- trouser press, tea and coffee making facilities, colour TV with teletext and direct dial telephones. The restaurant is recognised as one of the finest in the area, both for its fine cuisine and its excellents service. Holders of RAC Blue Ribbon award and 2 AA Rosettes. A particular feature of this fine country hotel is its secluded walled garden. Conferences, weddings, dinner parties and business functions are very well catered for and as a popular venue its clients return again and again.