Wimblehurst Hotel

Beautiful period property with stunning rear garden and mature trees. Perfect poached eggs on whole grain toast , which after my muselie was a great start to my day . Thankyou John and your chef ✨️👌

The hotel was a quaint old British house with high ceilings and wide stairs. A little bit dated and possibly in need of some cosmetic improvements, but very nice, quiet and relaxed. The rooms were relatively spacious and clean, and the breakfast was very good. Staff were extremely friendly and polite, and the location was close enough to the town centre and the train station, without being in the middle of the hustle and bustle of a busy street. A park was nearby and some nice pubs within easy walking distance. The back garden would be great if it had a bit more seating as it was a nice size.

Oh dear, what a disappointment! This hotel has the air of a 1970s B&B Guest House. We had to ring a doorbell twice to be let in. A reviewer wrote in 2013 that its decor needed a revamp. It doesn't appear to have had one. The only rooms we saw were our bedroom and the breakfast room. The sign outside claims Bar and Restaurant - neither were in evidence. Our bedroom was cramped with a sloping ceiling that met the bedhead, and the en suite shower room was very small and in need of a complete refit. However, the room was clean and tidy. The breakfast was ok, but limited - full English (or a subset of that) and toast, fruit juice and tea/coffee. If you just need a place to sleep for the night, this is ok, but if you want more pleasant experience, try a Premier Inn.

Nice place, great for the price

Rebuilt villa about 10 minutes walk from city. Nice and clean, good sized room even if standard. Nice staff and good breakfast. Unfortunately the bed was very hard.