Nutfield Priory Hotel & Spa

Will definitely be back.

9.0

Gorgeous setting

Beautiful building, stunning public rooms. Poor bedrooms and in need of renovation. Disappointing.

6.0

Beautiful building and lovely grounds but didn’t get to use the additional facilities as we were only there for a wedding . The reception staff on the front desk were pleasant and helpful. Bed was comfortable.

− The bedrooms and painting upstairs was tired and flakey, the rooms small with not such a great view - mainly of air con units. Bathroom very very small . Unable to reach toilet paper as almost behind you. Shower screen door leaked everywhere and was mopped up by the towels. Low level facilities in the room considering the initial presentation of hotel and the star rating of the hotel. Dinner was okay - food was nice, due to a late arrival the dinner service staff were clearing tables and carrying old table cloths and cutlery past us during service. No one to pour the wine and he to request find someone and request this however my partner did it in the end. At breakfast sadly we were forgotten and left without a menu or coffee for 15 mins then breakfast took another 20 plus to arrive . Ordered brown toast and when it did arrive, sadly it was on white, informed there wasn’t any brown left, by 9.30 am most food sold out and no plates or fruit or muffins for the continental buffet was available. We ate at different times each morning and a similar problem, staff thin on the ground or not too interested to help . The seating area outside at the back was lovely but the glass in the tables was dirty and sticky with glass marks and wasn’t clean. This wasn’t late into the evening but around 8pm and staff were not anywhere to be seen . Sadly I was quite disappointed and had expected a better standard than a local pub environment.

Great

9.0

The views, breakfast, swimming pool & the hotel building

− Wa 9.9 room we had was connecting door and could hear next door very clearly, only other thing I could add I didn’t like the pillows to hard

I would bet my last dollar this is a struggling hotel being run for cash, trading off its location, but wildly underinve

4.0

The Priory is a lovely architectural setting

− We stayed two years ago. Food has gone down hill massively. A couple of soggy sandwiches with two drinks was £100! We ate in nearby Redhill which was comparatively extraordinary value… food was great and half the price. The sign of a struggling hotel.

Beautiful property with superb staff

10.0

A beautiful building with beautiful setting

− Set out a little but cant be helped

Excellent venue to celebrate my 70th birthday.

9.0

Beautiful suite, with gorgeous views over the south of England.

− The only issue for us was the high step to get into the bath for a shower. Because we are elderly this was a little tricky. But this says more about us than the hotel. In hindsight a room with a walk in shower would have been better.