"It's a really nice hotel that's priced economically and offers a convenient location along with in house dining that has a decent menu and the staff is quite cooperative and friendly"
"It's a really nice hotel that's priced economically and offers a convenient location along with in house dining that has a decent menu and the staff is quite cooperative and friendly"
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
We stayed with our 2 children for just one night in a family room. The room was really spacious and the beds very comfortable. We’d certainly stay here again if we were in the area. Breakfast was included in the room price and was delicious. All in all a lovely but short stay.
We stayed with our 2 children for just one night in a family room. The room was really spacious and the beds very comfortable. We’d certainly stay here again if we were in the area. Breakfast was included in the room price and was delicious. All in all a lovely but short stay.
Nice location and nice room. Really good staff and service and room very comfortable. Everything is well organised.
If I have to be critical, there was no free wi-fi and £12 for 24 hours seemed a bit steep. I was only there for a single night but longer stays would be either without wi-fi or quite expensive for access
Nice location and nice room. Really good staff and service and room very comfortable. Everything is well organised.
If I have to be critical, there was no free wi-fi and £12 for 24 hours seemed a bit steep. I was only there for a single night but longer stays would be either without wi-fi or quite expensive for access
Ray
Reviewed October 26, 2021Reviewed October 26, 2021
It is a unique Property with previous owners being Lord Byron's daughter Ada Lovelace, who wrote the mathematical algorithm for modern British computers, and Tommy Sopwith who developed his Aeroplane for the RAF.
It was perfect to visit RHS Wisley, and avoid the horrendous M25 Junction 10 tail back, travelling through the Surrey countryside. It had beautiful grounds and a large lake.
It is a unique Property with previous owners being Lord Byron's daughter Ada Lovelace, who wrote the mathematical algorithm for modern British computers, and Tommy Sopwith who developed his Aeroplane for the RAF.
It was perfect to visit RHS Wisley, and avoid the horrendous M25 Junction 10 tail back, travelling through the Surrey countryside. It had beautiful grounds and a large lake.