Brambletye Hotel

Terrible value for money. £70 for thread bare carpets, mould around bath, stained bed base, laundry stacked in the corridors, lights that turned on and off, intermittently. Kitchen closed so no breakfast, which wasn’t mentioned prior to booking. Maybe worth £35 per night, definitely not £70

All good site fantastic all good thank you hopefully have a great time

Staff we incredibly helpful and the location is perfect with a bus stop right outside. Would highly recommend

Great hotel friendly staff but they do not do food Mondays and Tuesdays

Stayed for 1 night before Gatwick flight.The Hotel is in centre of Forest Row and close to other bars and places to eat. The room was comfortable and more than adequate at fair price. Free parking was available although they should fill in some very large and dangerous potholes

Did not stay in hotel but visit the pub all the time - very happy to see kitchen has reopened . The food is great, calamari and halloumi fries are lovely ! Looking forward to the Sunday roast ( only saw plates go past me on the way to tables - looked amazing !!) staff all brilliant ! 👍

I am only going to say this about this place... avoid!!!! Whilst linen is clean the place is is in a very run down state and gives a general feeling of being in steady decline. Plug sockets hanging off wall. Bathroom although clean was very tired. Faulty Towers springs to mind!!!!

Nice looking from the outside. Some mighty pot holes in the car park ( but at least there was one I suppose? ) Inside is tired, there was a typed letting me know that the ‘included’ breakfast was cancelled ‘due to staffing’ no refund offered either! The rooms were basic, nastiest bathroom I’d seen for a long time, the shower rail was brown with rust, the pipes clanked and it looked shabby. Also had one of those mouldy shower curtains that tried to curl themselves round you in the shower. Shower was good and hot however. The cleanliness was pretty good, I think they did the best they could with the awfulness of the room. The pillows were the saddest and worst pillows I have ever encountered. Just as well they didn’t provide pillow mints, as they would have dwarfed the pillows! Made the mistake of trying to use the provided ironing board. It was barely able to stand, and would make the leaning Tower of Pisa weep with envy! The iron was decent though. Best thing about it was the tea bags.

Oh dear - this is a very tired hotel. Room was clean but dated and very tatty. No food offerings at all, and the bar is deserted, in fact shut on the second evening of my stay. Any staff are hard to find. My tv didn’t work and as there is no phone in the room I had to traipse back downstairs to try and find someone, who said her boss had been trying to fix the tv earlier that day! I suggested it could be the batteries in the remote, so we tried that and it worked. The back of the tv was covered in a thick layer of dust. The few staff I did find were helpful and friendly, but mostly it was like the Marie Celeste! The front door was shut by 9.30pm, fortunately they gave me the code for the door. It was dark and unoccupied it seemed, and being on my own was somewhat scary, having to let myself in to the dark reception alone, having already had to walk around the outside of the building in the dark from the car park- not pleasant or welcoming. One morning a person was hanging out from an upstairs window at the front having a cigarette- a member of staff maybe, but not a good look. The car park is shocking, with a huge flood that you have to walk through to get out of it. Not even sure there is anyone on duty there overnight, or how you would get hold of anyone as no phone numbers in the room. Seriously needs an overhaul.