Guildford B&Bs

Stayed for one night. The hotel is a 20-minute walk away from the town centre in a very quiet location. The breakfast buffet was tasty (although I wish they’d had cream cheese for the bagels!) and I slept very well. The downsides: the iron I borrowed from Reception was in very poor condition, leaking water all over the floor (and my shirt!). And there’s only 30 minutes of free wifi per day, although you can buy more if you like.

love it hotel, very convenient as there's any shop nearby just walk within few minutes. Breakfast is good and delicious and definite will choose this hotel again.

Facilities: mini version of bathroom sink Hygiene: It’s pretty clean (I didn’t look carefully at night) Environment: I live in Room 66 on the first floor. Outside the window are the parking lot, corridor and garbage station; Service: On the day of check-in, I encountered a group of people having a party in the parking lot outside the room window. They made a lot of noise in the parking lot. I couldn't stand it and went to the front desk to ask for a room change. They were told that the room was full and they didn't do anything. It didn't quiet down until two o'clock.

Dinner for two was lovely, stayed overnight with dinner and brew included. Elisa who served was fantastic, made us feel very welcome and couldn’t have been more accommodating, the extra effort made the evening very enjoyable. If we are in the area again we will definitely come back.

The experience of staying just one night far exceeded my expectations - not only were the staff very professional and attentive, providing a warm welcome but the room was also immaculate and very tasty cooked breakfast first rate. The hotel is located in a great spot with lovely walks on the Mount close by (amazing views and great sunsets). I will be definitely booking again, making this my Hotel of choice on future visits and will be wishing for longer than one night too - having been spoilt for choice with such an appetising menu, good local bottled beer and a nice vibe. Certainly feel valued and appreciated as a customer at this hotel.

Guildford itself has 4 hotels. This old hotel with a history of more than 100 years is located on the high street. However, the other side of the matter is that the hotel is indeed too old. The facilities are outdated and there is no elevator. The floor of the house is all sloped. Be careful and you may fall down.

We recently stayed at this hotel as a family of 10, booking several superior rooms. Unfortunately, our initial experience with the rooms was disappointing. The superior rooms were far below expectations — think shabby Travelodge. After raising the issue with the staff, they did move us to more appropriate rooms, which was appreciated, but we were charged for one of the room changes as it had to be an upgrade which, given the time it took and the disruption to our first day was disappointing. The buffet dining experience was also underwhelming. The food quality reminded us of school dinners — it did not live up to the standards we expected from a hotel in this price range. Breakfast was OK. On the positive side, the staff were very helpful and friendly. They went out of their way to assist us with our concerns, and their service was the highlight of our stay. However, there was a significant overcharge on each room's final bill. Thankfully, this was resolved after we sought clarification, but it added unnecessary stress to our departure. Overall, while the hotel has some strong points, particularly with its excellent staff, the quality of some of the rooms and food needs improvement. With better attention to detail, this hotel could offer a much better experience.

We were visiting Worplesdon for a Golden Wedding party. Our friends recommended the Asperion Hillside and we were not disappointed. A couple of minor issues were effectively and quickly sorted, and particular thanks go to Lily on reception, Derek at breakfast and owner Daniel. We loved the immaculate garden with its lovely fish pond where we sat and enjoyed the sunny September morning before we left for the lunch party.

we have stayed at this hotel a few years ago but it has recently been refurbished, some odd choices of decor! Our room was very nice and the addition of bottles of water was a nice touch. There were no tissues in the room and the towels were a strange choice, they needed to be bigger and i always like white, fluffy towels at hotels and these were grey and not fluffy. The buffet at breakfast was ample but the addition of some fresh fruit and pastries would be good. Dinner was good but the service was very slow and they were obviously busy and understaffed, which i know is a problem in hospitality at the moment. the staff were all very helpful, although the taxi booked for us had a minimum charge of £20 and we were going on a 5 minute trip, I would have been grateful for this information.

We have to agree with the many reviews we’ve read since staying at Barnett Hill Hotel. The hotel is a beautiful old house with lots of character set in the most glorious gardens in Surrey countryside. Our room was comfy and clean. We first noticed that the service was a little shambolic when we ordered our cream tea. The scones and jam arrived but the waitress seemed surprised that we wanted a pot of tea with them although we had ordered tea. Later our evening meal main took almost 2 hours to arrive staff just walked past us for most of the evening ignoring us until we pointed out that we had sat down at 8pm, had our starter at 8.18pm ish and we were still waiting for our main at 9:45pm! The meal when it finally arrived was a very odd combination of flavours and not very hot. Kind of mass produced Cordon Bleu. Breakfast was unremarkable. I think the scrambled eggs were made from dried egg. Again the service was frustratingly slow and staff seemed indifferent to the guests. Such a shame as we would have liked to go back and stay again but never would now.