Best Hotels in Frimley Green

Went to this hotel for family wedding, after reading other reviews I was not looking forward to my stay. I found the staff were friendly. The room we stayed in was clean the bed was comfy. I never heard any noise at night. The breakfast had plenty of choice. The problem we had while staying there the broken toilet seat that was not repaired. My son had booked a family room arrived with his three children at 11.30pm and found the room had one double bed and a single bed the only solution they were given was to squash two z beds into the small room because there were no other rooms,

Never stayed at SACO before. Price was competitive compared to hotel rooms, but we get a double bedroom, walk in wardrobe, living room, kitchen with washing machine etc & a large bathroom. Reception could not have been more helpful and there was free parking too. Location was good, next to Kingsmead and although I was worried about traffic noise, it was ok and we slept fine. Will stay again.

Our initial room was unfit for use. Very poor decorative order. The receptionist gave us an alternative room. The main hotel building is tired, Exteriour Paint peeling, wood rotting, paved areas closed off due to broken paving slabs. The reception area is pretty good, over looked by a magnificent ceiling with stair cases leading to the upper floors. The bedrooms need refurbishment. Ours over looked the lake and the building where the darts championships were once held. From a distance that building appears unused. Alongside that building is a scruffy floating accomodation unit, with a fake paddle wheel. It appears to be tilting precariously to one side, suggesting it partly sitting on the bottom of the lake. Its an eyesore. In our building is the restraunt. Not too bad a place to eat. Breakfast was pretty good. No complaints. The staff who tended to us were fine. Across the lake are other buildings. The Cabaret Club and another hotel building. We looked from a distance towards those buildings. One of them is heavily Heras fenced off. Lots of what looked to be migrants too and frowing. We did not investigate any furthur. We did not enter any fenced off areas. Another point worth mentioning is that the spa /pool was closed. Looking through the windows, that part of the building is in need of major work. To sum up. Was it worth ?. Was I impressed ?. Would I return.? Sad to say, if there was no alternative local accomodation available then I MIGHT. Emphisize, MIGHT

Wow, what a venue, we had an Army Reunion there this past weekend and couldn't have picked a better venue. Fantastic rooms, fantastic gardens, fantastic food and fantastic staff. Nothing was too much for them, they looked after us good and proper. I would recommend this venue to any one looking for a nice quiet country retreat with little noise to annoy you. Go in June and the yellow roses by the door will be in full blossom. Catering for our 3 course dinner was impeccable. I can't really fault this hotel. Thanks FHH for a great weekend.

We arrived and parking was good and nearby. As a disabled blue badge holder, there was a good amount of disabled bays and it was free when I presented my blue badge at reception. Check in was quick and efficient. Only one of the two lifts was working, but the hotel didn’t seem too busy so this wasn’t a problem. We had a room for 2 adults and a child, so a double bed and a bunk bed. The room was small, but we only needed it to sleep and so it wasn’t a problem. The cleanliness of the room wasn’t good. The floor was so filthy, that we just threw our socks away because of how black they were. The mattress on the single bunk bed was absolutely disgusting. I have attached photos. The sheet was just a piece of material folded in half, and wasn’t tucked in or anything which is how we noticed the dirty mattress. It was late when we noticed it, so I sent photos and an email to reception, who immediately offered us breakfast free of charge. We declined the breakfast as we already had reservations elsewhere, and we saw that breakfast was very poor with little on offer. The manager then replied and refunded our stay and cleaned the room. The management/reception team were lovely and sorted things swiftly. We would stay again and have stayed in many Ibis hotels, but I will be checking the cleanliness of them closely in future.

The hotel was brilliant. Fantastic value for money. Beautifully clean and spacious room. Easy to check in and out. Despite being a large hotel it was very peaceful and wasn’t disturbed. Pool and gym facilities looked great but didn’t get a chance to use them this time. Would definitely be back

As one of the oldest inns in the world, The Olde Bell, BW Signature Collection is a unique venue that has captured the essence of English hospitality and complimented it with chic tableware, divine textiles, and simple understated luxury.From the London glitterati to meandering souls that crave a classic countrywide retreat, guests can be assured of a sublimely chic experience whether they choose to eat, drink, host, or sleep at our medieval inn. The Olde Belle is a glorious contrast of simple neutral tones, vintage Ercol chairs, and solid oak tables – with certain parts dating back to 1135. The charming interior is a celebration of times gone by, with the greatest of attention paid to the smallest of details.Arranged over five buildings, guests will be treated to a wide range of choices when it comes to accommodation. Larger parties will be seduced by the beauty of the Malt house while couples or lone travelers can enjoy the minimalist character of classic, deluxe, or luxury rooms.Serving produce from the inn’s own kitchen garden, the award-winning restaurant is a sanctuary for foodies with a commitment to honest, locally sourced food. The neutral warmth of the dining room is brought alive by fascinating trinkets and wonderful soft Welsh woolen blankets making it a haven for weary travelers in need of some respite.With warmer weather comes the opportunity to laze in the stunning meadow gardens which come alive in the summer in a heady waft of lavender. With an enormous kamado oven and rotisserie in the main gardens, al fresco dining has become somewhat of an art at The Olde Bell – delivering outrageously tasty dishes to guests in the classic setting of its charming English garden.Located only 40 minutes from London and within a few minutes walk of the Thames, the Olde Bell is an utterly unique destination that will capture the heart of its guests – be it as a romantic getaway, an exceptional wedding venue, or a unique location for a conference.

The location us super convenient if you are near T4, so don't have to walk a long way in the middle of the night to find somewhere to sleep. It takes around 5min walk on the link bridge to access the hotel lobby. Room prices also included breakfast for 2 person in each room. Smooth check in just like the other IHG hotels (14:00 - 06:00). Check out time is 11:00am. Rooms are clean and comfy for travellers. The room comes with two set of pillows (soft and firm) which is very nice of them thinking like this. Hairdryer and iron is also available. Everything else was up to expectations for an airport hotel, I would only say the walk from the lift to your room is quite far and the carpet is not the easiest to pulled a 20kg suitcase.

Really good location, good vibes and staff is really co-operative and friendly specially sohabh

i have stayed at the ibis beconsfield every year for the last four when i go to down south has a stop over around half way from me and find it great value i paid £39 in july if you book early if thats not value i dont no what is the rooms may be basic but they are clean and do the job they have always been freindly helpful staff on reception witherspoons on your doorstep and a large inside services with all the big names mcdonalds kfc ect never had any issues always had a quiet night no noise thanks ibis beconsfield and see you next time