Obviously a conversion from a pub that did rooms, from the quirky layout to the really creaky…read morefloors. However, keep in mind that it was a) £30 for a night, and b) had pretty much the friendliest staff member I've ever met at a hotel. This may become our new normal stop for morning flights from Gatwick. The bed was comfy, and the walk to the train station was effortless. For those who have never been here before, if your travelling from London, cross to the other platform on arrival and exit there. Then walk down the sloping road. Congrats, you're pretty much about 50 yards from the hotel. Keep in mind there is some train noise, but it never bothered me.

It's hard to get excited about a Travelodge, but this one was perfectly adequate…read more What it has going for it is that it's a) bloody cheap and b) only about 10 minutes from Gatwick by train, which makes it ideal for an early morning flight and cheaper than a minicab from where I live. It's right by the train station so it's very convenient, and while the layout is weird and the floors very creaky indeed, the bed was comfortable and the bathroom large, so I was as happy as can be expected, and I would return.

A truely magnificent looking hotel, both from the outside and the inside. The rooms were nice but…read moremuch more basic than I was expecting. The prices are very steep for functions such as weddings and for the rooms, but the do have an in house wedding planner to assist with the smooth running of the day. There are a few different function rooms and they all seemed very nice. The food in the restaurants is quite expensive but I would highly recommend it. There is also a health suite and spa which is highly regarded, and from friends which have been well worth the money or a bit of pampering!

An attractive building, with a beautiful restaurant. In recent years, however the restaurant has…read morebecome expensive and the food and service, mediocre. The place has massive potential but the management seem to be happy with going through the motions of running a hotel/restaurant without aiming to be the best at what they do. There is an air of indifference and boredom. My last visit to the restaurant was a complete let down for me and the person I was trying to impress. Visit South Lodge in Lower Beeding to see how things should be done.

I've stayed in many Premier Inns so know what to expect…read more This one is pretty easy to get to, even if you don't drive. On my way down, due to travel delays/difficulties, I got a lift from London down to Surrey, and from SW London, took about 50 minutes in moderate traffic. Whilst staying in the area, I used the local railway station, which is Salfords Surrey (not to be confused with Salford in Greater Manchester). It's only 5-10 minutes walk. There are direct trains every half an hour to London Bridge, or you can change at Redhill for Victoria. Going the other way, there are half hourly rains to Horsham, which I guess must stop at Gatwick Airport. So it's a good location all in all. The hotel itself isn't the most modern Premier Inn I've stayed in, but in many ways is standard for the brand. The bed is really comfy, the bathroom is clean, the room is spacious with TV and tea/coffee facilities. One slight negative is that there were no power points next to the bed for charging the phone; this was clearly built before everyone had smartphones that need charging every day! That is a minor point though. As standard in Premier Inn, there is wifi - a free option and a faster, premium option which you can pay £5 for 24 hours access. The only real negative is the temperature of the room - it was really warm. I think this is to do with the building and again, maybe a sign that it isn't a more newly built hotel. On the whole, I'd rather be warm so over night and when chilling in the room, I was fine. The only time it affected me was when doing my hair (using the hair dryer provided!). As it was so hot , my hair kept going really frizzy and no amount of serum seemed to fix it. Other than that, I have no complaints and would stay here again.

Good hotel, nice staff, connected restaurant-Beefeater, spacious rooms, has a heated towel rail to…read moredry wet clothes/towels, has parking , does not have any near supermarkets or stores and have to drive to get to a supermarket or store! Last time I stayed there I saw a bunny outside my window!!! ;)

I have had many meals at The Whyte Harte but this particular visit was extremely pleasant. There is…read morealways a nice friendly atmosphere, and I usually always stay in the building for a few drinks after my meal. While also being a excellent watering hole for locals and guests, the pub also serves fantastic food. The menu is ever so slightly on the more expensive side, but for the quality of the meals it is understandable. The steak which I had was perfectly cooked to medium rare, which as many steak eaters will know is something basic but is not undervalued. The juicy steak was accompanied by rocket and tomato with wedge cut chips which perfectly compliment the meal. The service is kind, friendly and efficient. I was not left wanting for anything. I would highly recommend The Whyte Harte to over any other pub or restaurant in Bletchingley.

The Whyte Harte is impressive enough standing out in this village and a new web site to boot…read more Best not go by train, they do not stop that often at this station , there is no bus link, and only a bike park there. It is a good walk for marathon competitors, so there maybe an odd bus that does the country routes, but you have to check with ectra bus routes on line

This is quite a strange place, from the bouncers on the door you go inside and the downstairs seems…read moreto be the locals/regulare area. Upstairs they have very loud music, not sure if every friday night is live music or just the times I have been. Always seems to have loads of groups of older women and groups of younger men. I find it fascinating looking at the mix of people! If you are looking for somewhere to sit down and have a chat you are best avoiding this pub on a friday night.Not been in the week for ages but used to be quite nice then.

Fuller's pub on the High Street. There are tables outside and on a rooftop terrace. Seems popular…read morewith diners. Nearest parking is behind the High Street. Usual range of Fuller's beers. It is convenient if you are in Reigate but probably not worth going out of your way to visit.

Booked this hotel for an overnight stay, with breakfast, as our friend was having his 60th birthday…read morehere. When booked we received a 'special' deal as the party was being held here. Plenty of free parking on arrival. Reception couldn't have been swifter nor more friendly, yet professional. The charming young lady was the first, but not last, plus for the hotel. A nice smile to start our stay. She explained everything that was needed especially to keep the key card away from credit cards and phones as, she said, they get easily wiped clean. The room was nice and large with tea/coffee facilities (with biccies), wall mounted TV and USB sockets, ironing board and iron. Bed was so comfortable and pillows soft. Bathroom had all needed items such as toiletries, shower cap and, even, a sewing kit. The shower was a BLAST in that it was powerful. Soft towels and they were almost new. All positives. The evening went perfectly. Great bar service and those guys worked hard as never did there seem to be a waiting queue. During this party there was a buffet meal and, once again, the staff were brilliant. They cleared tables without being noticed. That is professional training. Perfect. After a much needed sleep we went for breakfast. Buffet style with freshly cooked full English. Or, if preferred, Continental. Wonderfully thick bacon, delicious. Eggs cooked to order or, ready, scrambled. Once again, staff were working tirelessly but always smiling. A very nice, spacious, restaurant. A wonderful overnight stay and a big thank you to all the staff for their hard work. We often fly from Gatwick and you may find us booking here again as it is only about 8 miles away. One minor niggle, and very minor. Coffee at breakfast could be a little stronger. This may be us as we do enjoy a strong beverage.

In general not a bad hotel if all your after is a room…read more Service without the smile in the restaurant!