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This is a lovely historic village with a few very old buildings. Near enough to Guildford for a visit without being in a big town. Good bus links to the train station. Friendly shop owners and nice places for eating out

I only stayed for a wedding. Both the pub where I stayed and the pub a couple of doors away where my son and daughter stayed were very nice, very friendly staff in both. Can't really comment on the area, looks very nice, but didn't go out and about much except to the wedding. The wedding was about 4 miles away, my only observation is that Uber doesn't work out there and as the cabs have to come from Guildford, they are not cheap. A taxi for 5 of us to go 4 miles was £25, taxi back for 7 of us was £35. Those prices was us agreeing a price with the taxi firm on ordering. The taxi that cost us £25 said £32.50 on the meter, so make sure you prebook and negotiate a price first. Wedding was at as place called Gate Street Barn in Bramely, that place was superb The Wheatsheaf pub where we stayed has a lovely dog in the pub, not sure if other dogs are welcome in the pub or not (probably are, you better check though) . The pub a couple of doors away had owners and their dogs coming in all night, so is definitely dog friendly.

There was nothing to dislike. We would definitely stay here again if we were in the area. It's only a short walk into the village too with a couple of nice pubs. We had a balcony room. There was a steep spiral staircase leading up to the room so perhaps not great for the elderly or disabled. There are other rooms too. The host supplied us with water, milk, tea, coffee, bread, jams and even chocolate! What a star!

Not a lot to tell as I was only stopping the one night, before seeing a friend in the locality. However, I can recommend the Indian restaurant which was virtually next door to the Wheatsheaf and the local garage (approx. 200 yards up the road) opened early and I was able to buy a daily newspaper at 6.00 a.m.

We were only sleeping in Bramley as we were visiting family in Farncombe and also attending the Loxwood joust, so our experience of the village itself only goes as far as The Jolly Farmer, where we stayed, and the local petrol station. The village looks lovely, though, and was very convenient for our purposes. We would recommend The Jolly Farmer, a typical English country pub full of curiosities and it's a free house, so a great choice of beers etc.

Bramley is a busy place but it was ideal for us as it was close to where we needed. It has a few shops and places to eat. I would recommend this location. We ate in the Jolly Farmer and the food was excellent We stayed at The Wheatsheaf and it was clean and Comfortable. The full english breakfast sets you up for the day.