we stayed at this so called hotel as we were visiting friends for a 40th birthday, on arrival we were put at the very top of the building. the overall exterior impression of the hotel at the beginning was ok untill we climbed the stairs to our room, upon arrival the lock was very loose and wobbling as we put the key in not giving much enthusiasm towards security. on entering the room there was a big damp patch on the wall immediatly in front of us, when i turned left the wall light was hanging off the wall showing exposed wires. we had two saucers yet just one cup, underneath the bed was filthy and had obviously not seen a hoover for some time. when my wife went downstairs to get another cup and inform them about the light the receptionist replied "yes i seem to remember the couple the previous night mentioned this., but no mention of moving us to another room. the shower was full of black mildew around the tiles and theer weascigarrette burns on the tiles in the toilet. when you opened the window of the room you could see lots of cigarette butts from people who had obviously been smoking out of the window. in the morning when we went down for breakfast after being awoken by the cleaners who were obviously using the room next door as storage for their equipment and we found that all of the empty tables had not been cleared from the previous occupants and the breakfast had run out of bacon and egg yet the staff had to be told about this other than keep a check on it.overall it seemed to be mainly inhabited by people on welfare other than people who pay their way in life. PLEASE AVOID WITH ALL CAUTION. i will be posting pictures of what we had to put up with at this place in the very near future,

Very convenient for the train station and the high street (but be careful down there at night). Room clean as was bathroom. Breakfast nothing special but edible. Front desk woman rather curt, but guy working next morning friendly.

The hotel is within very easy access of the shops/nightlife.the staff were polite and friendly.our room was much nicer than we were expecting and was modern and up to date.we now describe it as a little jewel in high Wycombe and would recommend it to anyone.

I had read a few good reviews about this hotel prior to my visit so wasn't too worried....BIG MISTAKE. Staff were friendly, just as well as I had to ask them to remove the crusty filthy sock from the bottom of my wardrobe, then found out that someone else had found toe nail cuttings on their floor...not a good start. the seat covers in both the bedroom and restaurant were filthy (I'll not go into details about the marks on the seat at my dressing table, but lets just say I had to put a towel on the seat before using!!!) Unfortunately I didn't have the luxury of moving to another hotel, but have to say the Abbey Lodge will not be receiving any further bookings from me.