Such a nice hotel with 3 restaurants with great food and large individual rooms. Although there…read moredoesn't seem to be much else in the area, you do get a cool view of the small planes landing. The beds are very comfy and there are extra amenities like welcome cookies in the room, a robe, slippers, and even a heated towel rack. I have to say as far as European hotels go, this is so far the most comfortable I have stayed at! And of course the theme of the place is cool with the aviator theme, moving cloud images in the elevators and circle landing areas.

Pretty good hotel overall. The entrance is designed to wow you upon entry and it does just that…read more Registration is on the 1st floor not ground level where you enter so go in head to elevator and go up 1 floor. Rooms are clean with a nice touch of a coffee press in the room. Not much around the hotel so walking anywhere is out unless you want to walk to the white swan...

I've stayed here a few times when on trips to Farnborough for business…read more The rooms are of a pretty decent standard. The staff, for the most part, are friendly and very helpful. The bar is lively, has 2 large screens for sport/music-videos. Food in the bar is pretty decent. I haven't eaten yet in the restaurant across the foyer. The gym is something that sets this hotel apart from nearly all I've stayed in. It's fantastic! Huge weights & cardio area. Studios for different classes, including pilates & spinning. Large swimming pool, with jacuzzi, sauna & steam room. If you're staying in this hotel, then you don't need to leave once you get inside the door. And for the morning time, there's even a Starbucks in the foyer! What else can you ask for.

No toilet paper in my room. Called housekeeping and no answer. Waited and tried again. No answer…read more As phone shows numbers for a taxi, restaurant, housekeeping and gym only, I then tried their online number from the web. Recordings and then no answer. Can't wait to leave.

The Premier Inn in Aldershot is a little outside of the…read morevillage. Just for a night it is ok. Direct in connection to a large TESCO supermarket, to fill up the travel needs. Free parking places direct at the hotel and 30 min free wi-fi are the highlights of this hotel. The room was clean and like all other Premier Inn decorated. Quiet enough, so we had a good night in this hotel. The reception woman was friendly and so we enjoy our stay there. Willems Park restaurant with typical English pub food has the usual Brewers Fayre food selection, like maybe all Premier Inn's pub?

Premier Inns tend to get a bad name and I've stayed in some pretty grotty ones in my time. However,…read morethey've recently been refurbing their hotels and I'm really impressed. We stayed for one night in the Premier Inn Aldershot for a friend's birthday party at a wine bar in the area. The staff were super friendly and cheerful, the room was large, bright, clean and comfortable. The bed is one of the comfiest I've stayed in (and huge) and I wish I could have taken the duvet and soft pillows home with me. There's even the choice of firm or soft pillows depending on what you prefer! I enjoyed a soak in the bath (as I don't have one at home at the moment) and the shower was powerful and kept a good temperature. It's a basic, no frills hotel so remember your toiletries. A hairdryer would have been nice in the room but I think you could get one from reception. We paid £35 for the night for two of us so I can't complain! We added breakfast onto our stay, which ended up being in the ajoining Brewer's Fayre. It was just under £9 each but it was unlimited breakfast with plenty of choice of full English cooked breakfast and continental with cereals, muffins, yoghurts, fruit, eggs however you want them, vegetarian sausages and more. We really made the most of the unlimited breakfast and enjoyed it all. The sausage were good quality, eggs were poached perfectly to order and the hash browns were the right level of crispy on the outside and fluffy in the middle! I'd definitely recommend staying here!

Bought and refurbished not long ago this is a lovely looking old building in the centre of Farnham…read more nice rooms but a problem with a lack of parking. Did have good food on but then stopped dinners for a while - probably an impact of the credit crunch. Very friendly people and were very helpful to local charities.

I'm very pleased with all aspect of this hotel. The grounds are well kept with beautiful flowers…read more Great views and staff. The rooms were clean and bed comfy. The bar, restaurant, pool, gym all well done. Highly recommend.

From the owner: At The Legacy Farnham Hog's Back Hotel, there is more to enjoy than just a good night's sleep in…read moreone of our 96 comfortable bedrooms. Free Wi-Fi throughout the hotel allows you the opportunity to relax and keep in touch with family and friends. Our redbrick hotel is situated just off the A31, with the added bonus of easy access to the A3, M3 and M25, and plenty of free parking. It's not just the handy location that keeps guests coming back to The Legacy Farnham Hog's Back Hotel, but our friendly staff, spacious guest rooms and extensive Active Life Health Club.

We stayed overnight recently, and had both breakfast and evening meal there…read more The hotel is currently undergoing refurbishment, so that has to be taken into account. It meant reception was at the rear, but check-in worked straightforwardly, and staff were friendly. The refurbishment meant that there was no lift to our floor, but this was not a problem for us. Our room was one of the refurbished ones; the style is plain and rather spartan (no art on the walls), but it was comfortable enough, and had everything that we wanted. The bed was comfortable and the room was spotlessly clean. I particularly liked the fact that the makeover provides lots of USB charging ports, in addition to the normal electrical sockets (we counted seven charging ports in total). There is a small area of hanging space (a bit small to call a wardrobe) but it was adequate for a short stay. We also liked the fact the room was extremely well sound-proofed. The road nearby is very busy, but we did not hear a thing. We stayed there during the heat wave, and the adjustable air-conditioning was very efficient and quiet enough to keep it running overnight. That meant we slept well. We had dinner there that evening. The main dining room is being rebuilt, so they have used a conference room as a temporary dining room. This means it is a little bit gloomy, but comfortable enough. Service was swift, and we had a main course and dessert. The food is perfectly okay, but I wouldn't go there for a special occasion. Breakfast was a buffet, and rather better in terms of quality and choice. Although not the widest range I've experienced in a hotel, there was plenty to choose from in both hot and cold buffets. Note that the food is not cooked to order, but we did ask for some more fresh fried eggs, and these came quite quickly. The hotel has parking at the front, around the side and back. The front car park was closed while we were there because of the refurbishment, there was still plenty of space for us. But we know from experience that when it is busy, the car park can fill up. If I had any criticism, then it was that the signage to from our bedroom and reception was lacking. I suspect this is because of the refurbishment, but it did mean that we had long walks along the corridors to get to our room. But overall it did not spoil last stay. We got an extremely competitive room rate, so that bed & breakfast for two people was £130. We would happily stay there again.

Absolutely worse hotel ever! I'm an ambassador with Marriott and Diamond with Hilton. This is…read moreonly hotel close to Farnborough Airport. Today, I have called the front desk 5 times for assistance, but nobody bothers to answer the phone. Meanwhile, the MX engineer is in my room and swapping out refrigerator that is inop. The Engineer said she would go by the front desk and find out what is going on. Finally the blonde woman at the front desk answers the phone and it's March 9th at 14:30 (time and date so Mgmt can determine the staff). I asked the woman if she was busy, and she replies "no". I told her I have been calling and it just rings & rings. She stated: "I can't hear the phone ring when she is sitting in the back room". She said: "I guess I should turn up the ringer". Well, perhaps if you all man the front desk then you wouldn't irate your guest like you have me when I'm forced to come downstairs to tell you what I need when all I should be doing is calling your front desk for assistance!