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.

This is a top notch events spot in the UK country side…read more The staff goes above and beyond to make your stay experience more enjoyable. The hospitality is amazing and the overall atmosphere is amazing. It's a historic place and has an interesting history that you have to explore. The rooms are comfortable and well maintained. The food and service are top notch and very affordable. This should be a destination for anyone wanting a true and authentic UK experience.

My friend got married at the Elvetham last weekend. Wow. Bloody amazing. The drive there was…read morebeautiful - proper countryside out in the sticks, and the grounds are just as gorgeous. The building itself has links with one of Henry VI's wife, so it's big, old, impressive and steeped in history. All the staff there were wonderful - super friendly and attentive. Very young too. Or maybe we're just getting old. Perfect setting for a perfect wedding!

Terrible - if your not getting married then give it a wide berth. Radiator thermastat in room…read morebroken, had boiling hot radiator on all night, We had all inclusive Dinner, Bed and breakfast yet they still charged us an extra £39.90 for our meal, shower rail hanging from wall, fire doors wedged open in corridor, talk about the left hand not knowing what the right hand is doing. Nice location, rooms were nice and the food was good but if you like to sit in a restuarant by yourself while the staff run round after the wedding party and boss each other around then you'll love it here, We on the other hand didn't, during our meal we were interrupted four times to sign this and that, they couldn't wait for us to finish our meal, what a shamble!

This place is a great little find. Wonderful rates for business. Quaint hotel with a bed and…read morebreakfast feel to it. Staff is friendly and courteous. They try very hard to please. Wonderful green belt around the hotel that really makes you feel you are out in the country. However, there are large homes on the other site of the green belt. Very quiet place. Rooms are very spacious. Downside, there is really not a lunch time there. If you want lunch you need to ask the staff and they will ask the chef if he has time to do it. To me, this is silly. Why would you ask the chef if a customer wants to spend their money. By USA standards, that would never happen.

Higher end estate-like hotel in countryside England. There seems to be a little bit of more…read moreformality, slightly stuffier atmosphere here than other places: the afternoon high tea in restaurant needs to be reserved ahead of time, I was assigned a table to sit for breakfast..and only after insisting that I wanted to be by specific area that I was allowed to do so --it was way early on Sunday morning so no other guests was there for breakfast either. The room was large and nice. I stayed in the main hotel building (slightly more expensive room than what I wanted because the standard room ran out). The bed though was a little small for 2 people...bit I guess maybe that's more common in the UK. Upon check in though I think the cleaning staff accidentally forgot a piece of cloth for cleaning on the windowsill around the curtain. ..ok ...mistake happened I guess..but that along with stuffiness of the atmosphere was not what I expected as much for the price paid (net close to USD400 a night!). The hotel was a little into countryside and slightly away from a train station. Plus, there isn't much within walking vicinity, so it's best to probably have a rental car on your own rather than always relying on taxis I think. A plus is breakfast is included...nice cold spread and hit menu selection for sure. Overall, ok hotel. A change for environment I'm typically used to..but I think if I'm around the area next time, I would probably try checking out other places instead.

Amazing experience! The main building and grounds are spectacular. I was fortunate enough to visit…read moreand stay for a week right before Christmas last year and it was such a magical experience. Hotel staff were all very kind, attentive and friendly. Breakfast daily was such a wonderful treat with so much to choose from.

Premier Inn is a pretty basic hotel chain. Don't expect five star service here, but as far as three…read morestar hotels go, this place is ok. The location of the hotel is pretty convenient- in the Leisure Park area of town. Abundant free parking, and a shuttle bus to the railway station just behind the hotel (with a day pas only £2.30). Pretty close to the M3 and fairly easy to get to. As far as accommodations, the rooms are newly renovated with wall mount flat screen televisions, neutral colors, and several USB plugs per room. The bathroom was a bit on the tiny side, and the shower didn't drain properly even after we had alerted maintenance. Despite the fact that this hotel chain seems to pride themselves on comfortable beds, the twin bed in my room was anything but- I could almost feel the springs coming through the sheets, it was a fairly rough night. The full size bed in the room seemed to be better however- though neither had really good pillows. There is a Beefeater pub right next door that serves typical fare- as well as breakfast for hotel guests. Prepare for the hotel staff to try to sell you a meal package upon checkin- for me it wasn't worth it as I don't eat breakfast.

Stay away of this if you can.... Worst hotel I've been... and getting worse year by years (coming…read moresince 2014 for businesses). Guys, you need a deep "refreshment", improve the kitchen, improve the customer service (worst front office girl never seen working in a Hotel... incredible how unwilling for work both during check in and check out!!!!!)... all this not mentioning the disgusting smell in each room (is there a fucking crematory here??) and the lack of cleanliness in room (is not only about making te bed guys, dust the shit out pleaseee) Pay for wifi, pay for towels in gym, 11 pounds for a joke as breakfast and an average price higher than closest locations. If my booking assistant says you are the only one in town next time, I'll rather sleep outdoors under a bridge. All the best,

Hmm at what point was it that I decided this "country hotel and spa" was not for me, could it have…read morebeen: - when I walked in and the place smelt like body odor and mold - when I got to my room and it was hot and sticky - dirty wallpaper in the room - peeling paint on the window ledge - when I called down for soap being told "we don't provide soap for our guests" - the bucket in the common shared corridor collecting rain water and, may I add, I was at the bar trying to purchase water and I was fortunate enough to see the bartender just pass the gross slop bucket and gross mop right over the bar to a coworker, who has encouraged him to do so. Er....that's foul. So, they charge you to use the pool and the gym, yeah, you have to pay for the gym and pool, and not$5 listed on the website, it's actually $7 a pop according to the pricing at the hotel, I mean that's fine, I want verrucas to remain a thing of early childhood anyway and trust me, this pool is probably full of verruca juice. And the dirt doesn't end there! No! You can find dust and dirt throughout the place for your enviromental pleasure! Don't worry! You won't miss out on filth. Other things of note, hmm, they charge you for the Internet, the TV access is sketchy at best - disinfect the remote before you touch it, the bed was lumpy, there are warning signs on the bathroom door explaining that if you use the shower with the door open the fire alarm will go off (huh?????) and a spa??? I dread to think of the horrors that would unfold, for a place that provides no soap or shampoo for its guests one can only imagine the level of cleanliness at the spa. This place needs an overhaul desperately, I'm stunned that people come here, the 5 star review above is clearly an insider because no one in their right mind would enjoy being at this ridiculous place and to show you that I am to be believed not the 5 star yahoo above here, I have included some support materials. Yes, that bottle of beer remained, getting nice and warm, on that window sill for over a night and into the afternoon. Maybe it's still there, I wouldn't know because I could not leave this place fast enough.

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...