My first stay at Brooklands, I chose the hotel because of the price and I had wanted to stay here having driven by many times.

So check in was easy as I had booked through the internet (bookings.com), I had a room on the ground floor, the room was VERY CLEAN and the towels VERY WHITE which was the first thing I noticed. The room was a little dated but it keeps in character of the hotel.
Staff were very nice and hospitable, they allowed me a later checkout on Sunday which was super of them.
The BREAKFAST was great, you had cereals to start and then a choice of a full cooked breakfast or a couple of other options, it was great. The dining room was also well laid out and felt homely.

Alll this for £45 was fabulous value for money, we will stay again.

We had a pleasant stay here after the initial shock of encountering Sue behind the front desk, I had seen previous comments but took it with a pinch of salt, but they were spot on. We were greeted, well in fact we wasn't greeted we was snorted at by this rather rude woman who was more intrested in stuffing her fat face with greasy food, when she finally acknowledged us with a few faint grunts we checked in and from here onwards we had a very pleasant stay, the room was more than adequate and the hotel itself has a very nice feel to it, so keep up the good work but please please please look for a new receptionist.

Stayed on an overnight on business.

Reception was professional and efficient, room clean, fresh and comfortable. Restaurant was relaxed, food excellent, service even better.

Good VFM.

We selected this hotel as it was £50 for the night on a bed and breakfast basis and we were only travelling to the area to collect a new car thr following day.

On first sight the hotel was ok, nothing special, but ok. We had room 22, a large family room with a double and single bed. The radiators were broken and couldn't be turned off which meant the room was far too warm, we noticed a stain on the underside of the duvet having slept in the bed - ugh! We both woke up with bad backs too as the matress was very soft!

We ate at the Harvester Grill down the road which was lovely, and I'm glad we did as breakfast the next morning left a lot to be desired - my tea pot was dirty and had huge chips in it, the cups were heavily stained and the continental buffet was a bot of bowls filled with various items, rather than the individual portions you usually get at breakfast - I suppose this helped to keep costs down.

Overall, as I said in the title, you get what you pay for - the hotel was cheap and cheerful but not the sort of place I would stay in for pleasure, it was merely a means to an end.