I came here by myself for 3 nights, I have been to London so many times so thought I would try…read moresomething new. I never left the property. I checked in and slept for a bit, coming in from Los Angeles I had a touch of jet lag. I went down to the bar for dinner and the staff was impeccable, they were all so friendly and attentive. I had a burger and a couple cocktails. Breakfast same impeccable service and so many options, my fave was the avo toast. Everyday I would walk around the property l, visit the stables, and enjoy the brisk air. I utilized the spa facilities, the pool and gym. I had room service as well and tea in the living room. Everything and everyone was first class. I never left for 3 days and by the end my mind was clear and I felt so rejuvenated. This property bring a special kind of peace. Def will be back.

Went back again with my family 6 years later. This place is heaven on earth. Even better than…read morebefore with the new renovations.

I stayed a week and can say I look forward to the remodel project. The facility needs updated…read more Due to airline issues I arrived early and they could not check me in. I asked if I could shower and change cloths and Natalia at the desk told me no. Not even in the pool shower our spa. She suggested I wait in the lobby five hours. The person next to me went to the spa and said they were more than accommodating. Natalia just did not care. The restaurant was buffet only and no ordering off the menu. I doubt I'll return

I've been to this hotel many times for meeting, but I only managed to stay here when attending a…read morewedding. The hotel has a beautiful setting on the banks of the Thames. It is just outside Egham in Surrey. It is just minutes away from Windsor and is very close to Heathrow Airport. It has plenty of grounds an although it's set off a busy roundabout. The hotel grounds at the rear are really scenic. The reception area was really busy when I arrived, and the hotel seems to be hosting several functions. I think it is mainly a business and conference hotel during the week, with special packages for weddings and partys at the weekend. I had a really nice room overlooking the front of the hotel. As I was only here for one night and most of the time at the wedding. I didn't feel the need to pay a supplement for a river view room. It came with all the usual facilities you would now expect at a UK hotel (tea, coffee making, iron and ironing board). There were also robes and slippers left in the wardrobe for guests use. The public areas were busy but there were plenty of option and spaces to use. The outside bar area and seating was plentiful. I really enjoyed sitting out here with a pot of tea after my breakfast the morning after the wedding. The hotel also has a spa that I was not able to use (free to guests), which I will try next time The breakfast at this hotel is one of the best hotel breakfasts I have had. It offered all the usual options, but just tasted so good. I've given the hotel 4 stars as the wait to be seen to check-out was really long and slow, with not many staff at the reception desk. I will come back though, and am already planning a family reunion here for 2016.

Beautiful Hotel in Godalming. Truly cozy and comfortable and wonderfully decorated. The nice coffee…read moreand tea set up was appreciated in this recently renovated room facing the street. It had an updated bathroom and it was truly a treat to have stayed here. Beyond comfortable and conveniently located. A cute little town with quaint stores up and down each street. I look forward to returning to do a bit more exploring.

The Kings Arms and Royal Hotel is a great option if you are visiting the beautiful Surrey Hills, or…read morefor a weekend getaway from the bustle of London. The Kings Arms is an old coaching inn, and retains lots of character. The staff is welcoming and the rooms are very comfortable. My wife and I stayed in a classic double, which had all the amenities which one would expect, including a very nice modern bathroom, and was very comfortable, while still retaining the rather quirky old-world vibe of the building. The breakfast was great! We had the Full English (how could we not?), which checked all the boxes. The dining and bar areas are spacious and modern, and the service is prompt and friendly. We ate dinner there and the menu is what you would expect from an English country hotel, or high-end gastro pub. Nicely presented, good portions, and delicious! I would highly recommend staying, or even just eating there.

While Oatlands Park Hotel has a rich royal history, the building standing today is largely a…read morereconstruction of its former self. Sadly, Oatlands is a property that leaves a tremendous amount to be desired. By US standards, it should be classified as a 2 star property. While there is a grand lobby, which is heavily advertised on its site, everything else is in a very sad condition. Rooms are quite dirty, with spider webs on the interior side of windows, dead bugs on the windowsills and tons of stains on the bedding. The condition of furniture in the rooms and carpets in hallways is in a very poor condition. Paint is peeling in most places and dust has not been wiped off for a long time. The main restaurant had an incredibly fishy smell the entire time. The people working the front desk are pleasant to interact with, so that's the biggest upside of this property. With that said, they did double charge for the room by accident and it took several back and forth emails to adjusted, with them assuring initially that all was correct. Outdoor areas of the property are also in a subpar condition, with things like random hoses laying around, excavations in different parts and poorly maintained landscaping. Despite the substantial real estate footprint, there aren't any walkways or paths to walk around the property or gardens of any kind. As a whole, while the property is historic, it is not possible to recommend it due to its sad condition.

Great little historic hotel in a quiet weybridge setting-- staff is very friendly and their bar is…read moregreat. Most rooms were updated over the last couple years and beds are quite comfortable-- have stayed numerous times and it's still my go to in the area.

I have been here twice as a pit stop for recharging my car on the way through the country which…read morespeaks favourably about the situation of the hotel. This Review is in regards to the restaurant aspect of Norton Park Hotel; I would like to begin by acknowledging the Corporate undertones given off by this hotel and must state that while it explains meal prices to the extent they are no longer shocking. It does little to explain bad food. The staff although not unfriendly by any stretch are trained poorly in dealing with people. The only saving grace is the location and outwards appearance of the hotel which ignoring the broken sign is everything the hotel aims for: Elegant, understated and overall very satisfying to arrive at, no matter the time of day.

Norton Park Hotel was converted from a former corporate facility, and when we visited this still…read moreshowed. The old house, though, is beautiful, so if you are going to stay pay the extra for one of those rooms. This is a great base from which to explore Winchester, which is one of this part of England's best kept secrets.

The Winchester Hotel is arguably one of the nicer hotels in the former capital village. It's just a…read moreshort walk from the Winchester train station and about a 10 min walk to Jewry Street which has plenty of restaurants and bars. There is free parking if you elect to drive, though the massive parking lot in front of the hotel does not make for the most dramatic of entrances. While it's an older property, the lobby looks recently renovated and surprisingly modern. Room was clean and bath/bed would as you expect from a 3* property. The complex has a nice indoor pool and sauna which I did not expect to find in Winchester. Free fast wifi was a great perk. Overall this was good value and should be on your short list for a clean safe and recently renovated hotel.

I went to this hotel before it's refurb a few years ago, and was cheap and cheerful. So on…read morereturning, it has raised itself to 4 stars. It certainly looks much sleeker. Very clean room, really nice. The main meals were good but it was really let down by the cooked breakfast items. Watery pale scrambled egg, and the usual sausages, bacon, mushrooms, baked beans. Had a bit of everything first morning, felt a bit horrible. Next day had toast beans and hash browns only, the best bits. Also a small continental type breakfast (meats and cheeses) which were nice. But just one type of egg and poorly done wasn't what I expected from a four star. Food has to follow in the upgrade! Ooh almost forgot, did have a room service burger, that was very very nice.

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...

This hotel is walking distance to my company's offices when I am in town on business. Fortunately,…read morethe hotel staff are friendly and the rooms and hotel have been reno'd since the last time I came. Nice clean rooms and great front desk staff. Water pressure is low so the morning shower takes twice as long. Wifi is temperamental and cuts out several times during a three hour session. Ground floor room overlooked parking lot with pet owners whose dogs barked at odd times in the early hours and noise of folks starting their cars and slamming doors is the only annoyance for a business traveller. Had dinner one night out in the outside bar area. Took forever to get service. My colleague had to go inside to order our beers and ask for service. Someone from inside came out promptly to serve us. The crown burger and fries was really good with crispy fat fries. Generous chicken Caesar salad too. Much improved food quality from last time I stayed here.

Very nice place to stay if you're (for some bizarre reason, for most Americans) in the town of…read moreChertsey in Surrey, southwest of London. The decor and staff are fantastic. It's some ancient series of buildings that have grown and evolved over the centuries. The main building is a work of art, and feels historic. The mid-range rooms are perfectly comfortable and perfectly serviceable. You're going to them to sleep, odds are, not to camp out for fun. Room service is great. The dining is the best thing about the place--the eggs benedict are up there with the very best I've ever had. Staying there a week plus a weekend, I ended up having them way too often for breakfast. I'd give them four stars but for the fact that when I was there (March 2011) there were some sporadic and rather annoying issues with their wi-fi service. When it was on, it was fantastic. When it wasn't... well, it was pretty bad. Prices are reasonable for the area for business travelers, and the location is in the literal middle of Chertsey. Not much there, but for what is there, it's all walking distance from the hotel.