Hurtwood Inn Hotel  

The location was where we needed to be.

The room was not very clean or in good decorative order. The shower had very little power behind it so it wasn't possible to wash one's hair. The staff didn't seem very happy to be there or particularly inclined to be helpful and friendly.

Location is excellent if you are visiting Hurtwood School, if you are not stay somewhere else. Breakfast good.

Food in the bar on Sunday evening was truly awful. Rooms are furnished with the cheapest furniture and the outside is not maintained well. The "family rooms" at the rear were built to a budget and need updating.

Great value, lovely helpful staff, free wi-fi, good food and full cooked breakfast in the price

No satellite tv and old analogue tv sets. Booking.com stated separate seating area and trouser press in room neither of which was accurate but room was fine as just me staying.

This hotel is the only one in Peaslake which itself is quite far from anywhere else. So visiting this area requires a stay here. The hotel is over a pub which means its quite noisy until early in the morning. Facilities are a bit simple and some refurbishment is required. However the bed was comfortable, the hotel was clean and the breakfast was good. Definitely not in the luxury area. Very quiet when human noise finally finishes.

The shower head did not fit into the holder and had to be balanced. The shower had been repaired and was unsightly. The ledge in the bathroom had seen better days. Very thin walls and doors meant noises throughout the hotel were very audible.

Room 7 was fab!

Food! Lack of care and attention... We were the only people in the restaurant!

A very warm friendly hotel and a lovely village. Very accommodating.

Lovely location, nice room

I have known this hotel/Inn for almost thirty years and it has always been the heart of Peaslake Village. It's cosy and friendly but at the same time well decorated rooms have new bathrooms and up to date facilities. Great menu both in the bar and restaurant.

The bar/lounge area has recently been decorated and is trying to be both a bistro coffee shop as well as a pub and I didn't feel it suceeded. The provence style mustard paintwork doesn't work and I wish they had concentrated on just upgrading the traditional style that was there already.

Utterly stunning location- the sort of spot that probably typifies rural England to foreign visitors. A village inn, right in the centre of a beautiful Surrey Hills setting. The staff are are helpful and cheerful and there are few enough rooms for you to feel like an individual, not just one of many anonymous guests. Money has clearly been spent on public rooms.

Slightly eclectic mix of furniture in the room- with some need for refreshment or refurbishment. Some upholstery was stained and there was a general air of shabbiness - but not neglect. Just felt that an injection of cash investment would make a big difference. Bathroom was not 100pc clean, with someone else's hairs attached to the tap and on the floors. Outside of sink had toothpaste stain- reflecting a hurried cleaning session.

It was only for the one night but it was pleasant and the room was comfortable and clean.

Location was superb - plenty of lovely walks within easy distance. Restaurant food was excellent and available beers also very good.

While the restaurant staff were friendly, we found the other staff a bit starchy.

Great location in a lovely village in the Surrey Hills. Characterful hotel with good facilities and friendly staff. Excellent food, beer and wine.

Location in a nice small country village

Dirty room, needing urgent renovation, poor quality of breakfast, definitely not worth of money!!