What a fantastic find! Stayed here on business last month and got a great price on the room - think it was £75 for b&b, chose this hotel because it could 'billback' and invoice us after our stay which is useful when you dont have a company credit card. After reading the reviews on here we requested rooms in the main house - I believe the annexe type buildings in the grounds are not as nice.
I stayed on the 2nd floor of the main building...worth noting that there was no lift, not sure what there provisions are for disabled people but if you're not good with stairs you may struggle here.
Cost £11 in a taxi from Guildford train station and is located in a semi rural part of Guildford down lots of little tracks - wouldnt fancy finding it driving here but I'm sure you'd be OK with SatNav.
When you enter the building reception isnt well signposted but it is a lovely building, old, quirky and full of antiques and original features. Check in was efficient.
My room was stunning - lovely roman blinds, neutral decor, comfy double with immaculately clean white bed linen, room L shaped with a lovely desk area tucked in the corner and an excellent 'hospitality' tray = usual tea/coffee plus yummy biscuits and 2 bottles of mineral water plus an alarm clock/ipod docking station.
Bathroom was great, very neutral with rainfall shower and 'White Company' toiletries.
We ate in the hotel restaurant and I had a starter of mozerella salad plus a main of roast cod with chorizo and white beans for just £16 and the coffee afterwards came with excellent chocolate petit fours.
Breakfast was delicious, excellent hot buffet, eggs, mushrooms etc delicious.
All in all a throughly enjoyable stay, gorgeous accomodation (shame it wasnt a leisure visit so I could have had a walk in the beautiful, vast grounds) lovely food and complimented by professional, friendly staff.
Very highly recommended.

Having stayed here regularly I was looking forward to my room.
I was told at reception that I had a single bed but I was shocked at the size of my room- 1.8m x 2.7m- smaller than a prison cell. It had a slanting wall due to the external roof structure that made it claustophobic and difficult to even sit up in bed.
I was disgusted at this size considering the premium price for this room. I spoke to fellow customer who also complained at the confined space provided.
The manager on duty agreed to reduce the price to £35 which I accepted, but these rooms need to be discounted or at least come with a warning so we can choose other hotels if this is all they have left.
this hotel has some good rooms but they need to be realistic about the price of the smaller rooms.

Stayed one night here for a business meeting the following day, very pleasant surroundings, staff helpful and polite, and everything clean and well presented. My room was in a separate lodge and yes the rooms are a little small, but for what I needed this was ideal, cannot fault the cleanliness of the room, kettle, tea, biscuits, TV and free Wi-Fi all laid on. Complimentary water, sweets and fruit in the main reception.

Had a very tasty meal in the restaurant with a blazing log fire in the background. Breakfast plentiful, absolutely no complaints from this weary traveller!

The rooms are tiny, more like a boarding room hostel as this is essentially a conference facility. The food is ok and I would not come back unless it was for a conference that was being held there.