Hoteles de 4 estrellas en Hurst Green

“On our arrival the hotel receptionist couldn't do enough to try and help us get a taxi but unfortunately wasn't able to, however I would like to thank her for kindness and concern.”

“Exceptional facilities and service. Best hotel in town”

“Perfecto! El trato en recepción extraordinario, y en el desayuno también.”

“El bed and breackfast es muy lindo, todo muy limpio y modernizado, pero TODOS los bed and breackfast que me he quedado en mi vida incluyen breackfast, el mismo nombre lo dice, por lo general esa es la magia del bed and breackfast y este NO INCLUYE DESAYUNO, por lo cual me parece engañoso llamarlo asi”

“Staff were very attentive, breakfast was delicious! Room a litle tired, bed and floor boh squeaky however it was clean, well equipped and tv worked well. ”

“All the above fabulous time because of the whole team there!”

“All the staff are fantastic and the village is beautiful. Food was very nice, and the Pinot Noir was excellent too.”

“Perfecto como siempre ! Muy buena gente y muy amable. El desayuno inglés estaba fenomenal. ”

“Short business trip so was just looking for a cheap place to stay. Single room with all the essentials in a modern block of conference centre type rooms. The main building though is an old country house and is beautiful and used as a wedding venue. Breakfast included was very good. Would have liked to have stayed longer so I could look around the estate.”

“The Tickled Trout — West Farleigh’s Warmest Secret Tucked gently into the rolling green of West Farleigh, The Tickled Trout feels less like a pub and more like a love letter to quintessential Britain. It sits there quietly - cosey, warm, and impossibly inviting - as though the countryside itself decided to give you a hug. Step inside and you’re met not by staff, but by hosts, bright-eyed and brilliantly friendly, the kind of people who make you feel as though you’ve lived here your whole...

“A wonderful place to stay, home away from home, I couldn’t recommend more. ”

“Room was clean and wuir”