Hotels near Hatchlands Park

"I had one of the residence rooms and it was lovely. So clean and spacious. Really great staff and great night sleep! "

"I’m disabled and poor sleep and stress can often trigger a flare of my symptoms. The disabled room I was staying in is through one door in proximity to the bar/reception. I was kept awake most of the night, until finally I called the hotel at 2.00am and asked if there were people sat at the bar. I was told yes and I explained they were keeping me awake with rowdy cheering, shouting and laughter. The noise did stop after that, but my pain symptoms were already triggered. I reported it to the manager in the morning and asked that I be contacted once she had investigated. Zero contact regarding the issue. Would not stay here again or recommend it."

"They only have 2 disabled parking spaces, Need at least 6"

"Good "

"Another lovely stay at the Harbour Hotel, loved the newly refurbished room. Genny, front of house was wonderful and accomodating, thank you. "

"The Hurtwood Hotel is run like a B&B only. The bedroom, room 10 was good, the bathroom not so. Broken taps,cracked tiles and most of all black mould around bath which was quite thick. A good bleach and revamp is needed badly. Hardly any staff around you need to find one usually in the bar area. No room housekeeping unless it's requested which we did and it still wasn't cleaned, so after a day out we came back to wet towels, dirty cups etc, so had to find one of the elusive staff to get it sorted, which they did. Breakfast is ok but be warned tinned mushrooms! And no atmosphere at all in a chilly room. I think if you are a cyclist, or a serious hiker it might suit you. Not a cheap hotel and not a hotel experience."

"Pets are welcome in the property but if you are eating at the restaurant they will ask you to stay at the bar which is lovely. Great place to take your dog and explore the gardens."

"We stayed here overnight for my dad's 80th event. The hotel was recently renovated and the events team were helpful during the booking and setting up process. However, this is where it ended. This hotel is clearly under pressure to cost cut and it shows everywhere. For the event, while the room was set up fine, the catering was awful - woefully under catered and the quality was terrible considering the cost. We complained and we were told that they had been instructed not to 'over cater' for events, so they count out every canape (despite cancellations, there weren't enough). The canapes were so miniscule that even if they had counted them, they weren't enough for one per person. They brought out some more food but by that point people had got beyond being hungry. What came out was so low quality, it was like it had been dumped out of Costco onto a tray. The hotel room was nicely furnished but the energy saving lights are so dim you can't see anything, there was hardly any shower gel in the bottle, the bath was slippery, and the temperature was hard to control. There was a bottle of water and glasses with a plate left outside the room the whole time we were there. The worst was the breakfast though. There isn't enough space in the restaurant for the number of guests so there's a long queue. Then there is no food - same as the event the night before - just nothing to eat, and what was there was cheap and poor quality. Overall disappointing."

"Yes"