My friend took me here for a spa day as a treat for my birthday. The package included a 20 minute…read moremassage and afternoon tea - plus access to all the spa facilities. The massage was quite nice, not very deep, but she did concentrate on my neck and shoulders as I asked, and I left feeling relaxed. We then went on to try all the other "facilities". There was a small sauna in the ladies' locker room that was good, but a bit busy, and the only other thing we could find was a hot tub outside on a balcony, overlooking the race track. We braved the frankly horrid weather and got into the hot tub. We could not get it started - neither could the staff when we finally tracked them down. So basically we were sitting in a warm bath, in the rain, in full view of a stag party racing around the Mercades driving track. It just didn't quite work for me. The afternoon tea was perfectly nice - it just felt a little odd being the only ones there for it and as we were tucked out of sight round the corner, I had to track someone down to ask for more hot water for the tea. I enjoyed it and I might come back to the hotel for a meal or drinks if the opportunity arose, but i probably wouldn't bother with their spa facilities again.

Great hotel, very modern and stylish. Food pretty good but bar prices are astronomical!read more

Although I work and studied in this general part of Surrey, I had never been to the Woodlands Park…read moreHotel until I attended a friend's wedding there earlier this month She had visited the hotel last December with her heart set on a summer wedding but when she walked into the reception and saw their giant Christmas tree, she fell in love with it and the venue and so was born her winter wedding on the proviso that the tree was up for the wedding The hotel has a stately feel to it from the moment you drive in. This feel is continued when you walk into the airy reception with a warm crackling fireplace and people having traditional afternoon tea (which looked scrummy) on the comfy sofas. Of course, the famous Christmas tree was there and it was huge and magnificent The wedding ceremony took place in a private room overlooking the grounds, which was lovely However, it was the wedding dinner, which confirmed their 5 star status in my book. The staff were all brilliant, seamlessly serving the food and drink and making my friend's wedding really flow smoothly. Top notch and with smiles to boot There's also a top kitchen, which served some top quality food, which was impressive for self catering. The lamb shank main course was presented with the large bone in and the bones had had all been cleaned perfectly. The mashed potato had been piped - these little touches elevated the food to special status The hotel were also generous in giving my friend a larger room for the evening reception for free because they had capacity. Classy. I was most impressed indeed and I hope more of my friends will get married here!

The Oak Room will always hold a special place in my heart, for it was following a wonderful dinner…read morehere that my now husband proposed to me. Notwithstanding that connection, however, I would hae absoultely no hesitation recommending the Oak Room Restaurant for a dinner a deux or family celebration. Situated in the 4* Woodlands Park Hotel the Oak Room Restaurant offers fine dining in traditional yet unpretentious surroundings. The dark oak pannelling that gives the restaurant its name creates a wonderful feeling that is both intimate and yet relaxed at the same time. Large leaded windows allow wonderful views of the grounds and let in a gentle light that literally makes the room glow. The menu varies according to when you visit although it's based losely around a modern European theme with leanings towards British-ness! The signature Chateau Briande is amazing and is testament to the traditional slant of the restaurant but then dishes such as Honey and Sea Salt Honey Glazed Duck Supreme Butternut Squash and Cinnamon Risotto add an adventurous suprise. Presentation of the food is always immaculate and portion sizes are good for an establishment of this type. Don't expect huge platefuls but neither will you be disappointed by tiny nouvelle cuisine-style portions. Staff are attentive and discrete and will ensure that you have an excellent evening. Their knowledge of the menu is always very good. Personally I've found the sommelier's recommendations to be a little on the pricy side and not always according to my preferences, however this is a minor niggle. I've never been served a duff bottle of wine! Dining a la carte will see a bill of around £50 per head. There are only around 30 tables here (well-spaced) and so it is advisable to book for traditionally popular periods (Easter, Christmas, Valentines etc). Many restaurants could learn from this excellent offering.

excellent atmosphere and friendly staff good selection of beer and spirits a great place to…read morespend an evening

Overpriced food…read more Extremely poor/non existent WiFi Car parking is available, but please ensure you register your vehicle as otherwise will get a fine. Watch our you don't get a fine anyway, as often happens.

We've been to sunday lunch at the Talbot a few times and love it!…read moreThere was one time the service was very slow plus the dessert was not the best (and saw other people sending them back) but they were happy to let us replace them and didn't charge for any dessert. Overall we love this place and recommend making a reservation before you go.

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.

The Brasserie, within the Brooklands Hotel in Weybridge, is a stylish restaurant keeping in tone…read morewith the contemporary Art Deco theme. The brasserie is quite an expense to spare but completely worth it and a wonderful addition to the hotel. I went here for my anniversary and the meal here rounded the experience off and really added to our enjoyment. I can 100% recommend the Kobe beef burger, although pricey, is very succulent and tastes amazing. It was also the place we went to for breakfast, which was included in our stay, a buffet style breakfast that had everything on offer and it all tasted great and we even got a free newspaper to read whilst we ate. A great place to eat whether you stay at the hotel or not.

I stayed here for a week in August 2016. The location is fantastic - within walking of several…read morerestaurants, grocery store, coffee, etc in Weybridge. The staff is also very friendly and helpful. The outdoor courtyard area is great for a drink when the weather is warm. The room is a bit small by American standards, but certainly met our needs. Good water pressure in the shower. Did not have the food, so can't comment on that.

If a wedding is on expect to be treated second rate if your not from the wedding party!!!…read more We booked a night in the hotel because of the location. Mistake oh yes there was a wedding on the following day so we go to dinner to be told you cant eat in the restaurant because the wedding party takes priority,(not told this when booked the meal and breakfast). Speaking to the manager he just was not interested in the issue and said sorry the bar or nothing. The food when we got it was nice the hotel was dated but pleasent. BUT - The staff and management with the exception of 1 barman (Nik) was horrendous. Will we ever go back to the hotel NO will we go to another Best Western I doubt that as well with the treatment we got in this hotel

18 minutes ago Terrible service. Waited 12 minutes for…read moresomeone to take our order. Waited 45 minutes for a burger and a meat pie. Approached them as to the status and they told us they thought it was a room service order? We ended up walking out. Tuesday evening, half empty. 5-6 servers just wondering around.

Went to this place 01-05-2011 for lunch. Service was impeccable - could not fault it. Very…read moreattentive without being intrusive. Nice food. Chef went a bit over the top on adding pepper to all our food. The Gambas could have done with a bit more flavour, whilst the Bresola, albeit wonderfully presented, was a bit of an odd mixture! The menu offered a wide choice. Something for everyone here. Nice settings and environment. Would recommend to everyone. Will be returning again.