Best Chertsey Hotels

"The conditions are average in all aspects. It's relatively clean. It's just for one night. It's quieter than the airport hotel. . There is a gas station opposite, and the road in front of the door is prone to traffic jams. It is not recommended to stay here if you are catching a flight."

"The room was great size and the bed was very comfy+very friendly team!!♡ But unfortunately, the room was a bit dated -both room and bathroom need decoration and paint. Also, shampoos etc in the bathroom were advertised as miniature exclusive selection but in reality there were big bottles (and soup/shampoo mixed with water:( Too expensive for what you get."

"Great place to chill for a night or 2. Front desk were very helpful. Let me check in early too. Definitely come back if I’m in the area again"

"Shower had no pressure and not very hot . Room cold no heating. Bedding was only sheet when we ask for a duvet was given a sheet to keep warm . Plus they only had one bath towel for a couple. Won’t be staying here again . Very disappointed with noise early in morning"

"We booked to stay, as we were attending a 60th Birthday party at the Hotel. We booked and paid online so checking was very easy. We really enjoyed our stay. Our room was very spacious with a large king size bed. Which was extremely comfortable! We were impressed with the newly renovated bathroom, with lovely soft fluffy towels. The room has all the amenities that we needed ie iron, hairdryer and extra pillows. We booked a room with breakfast - which was excellent and was available till 10.30 which was great. A good array of hot food included quality sausages and bacon. All the breakfast staff were very helpful and genuinely cheerful, as were the reception staff and the bar staff and food servers at the evening function. We really enjoyed our stay."

"OMG, what can I say about this hotel? The hotel is beautiful, but the room is so small. Two people are fighting each other even if they turn around, and the luggage cannot be opened. There are two chairs, but there is no room for legs. No more, the bathroom is even smaller. Well, I went to live in a servant's room in a large manor. After staying for two nights, there was no cleaning service, towels were not changed, and there was no mineral water. The problem with all these hotels in the UK is that they have to set a specific time for breakfast, which is troublesome. The breakfast environment is very beautiful and quaint, but there are actually very few breakfast varieties. It’s nothing more than a continental breakfast or Bank Dick eggs or Spanish omelette or something like that"

"The highlight is the Axor faucet, the same Ritz model"