Hotels near Haslemere Educational Museum

"Great position in south terminal close to check in a bar/restaurant which you get 20% off for staying at the Bloc. Comfortable for a one nigh pre flight stay"

"Good option for convenience although a bit bland! "

"1 night stay before our early flight, easy check in process with friendly staff. We didn’t get a chance to use the restaurant/bar area, however it looked busy and inviting and there was a 24/7 pizza option which sounded great. Our only criticisms were that the room was a little cold, quickly rectified using the air conditioning unit for some heat and that our room was right on the road side which we found quite noisy."

"The room we stayed in was very close to the reception.We could hear people talking loudly which disturbed our sleep in more than one occasion.A sound proof door should be there between reception and the ground rooms to minimise or eliminate the sound.We also found dump in the bedroom walls, towards the main window and the bed sheets had holes on it."

"The hotel is modern and clean, beds comfy and everything we needed was in the room. The breakfast was hugely disappointing - the sausages and bacon barely cooked. Plus; though this was my fault for not realising, it’s not AT Gatwick airport and our taxi cost £45 at 1am to get there. "

"Very nice hotel!"

"Professional and friendly staff. We stayed one night arriving quite late after a long drive - good nights sleep and great shower. Great value and great food options either in the hotel or on site as venue located at a motorway service station. Free parking which is a great bonus."

"Stunning hotel in fabulous location. Hotwl staff were lovely snd nothing was too much trouble. The grounds were kept beautifully and are a real asset to the hotel. Close to Weybridge and Cobham, both areas offer a variety of places to eat out and other shops with a nice mix of usual High Street staples and independent shops and eateries. We would definitely return. "

"The hotel was noisy from 08:00 on Saturday morning with what I can only assume was a spin class being taken by someone using a mega-phone..."