Nutfield Priory Hotel & Spa in Tandridge

We enjoyed 2 days her in this beautiful atmospheric hotel where the staff are very attentive and try hard. The dinner and breakfast was very tasty and the bedroom was large and comfortable . I particularly enjoyed the classes at the spa.

The hotel is in a lovely setting. Loved the way the different rooms are decorated. We had a lovely room. There was a dvd player in the room, shame we didn't know before we went, no mention of it on the facilities at the hotel. We had Tea making facility as well as a coffee maker. Toiletries consisted of shower gel, body lotion shampoo & a separate conditioner. Would definately come back and would recommend.

Boring sandwiches in very mediocre bread, unpleasant scones with not enough jam or cream but cakes although small were varied and pleasant. Serving staff were attentive but often not available to be seen if needed.

Beautiful place with an excellent restaurant. The food is really lovely, and imaginative, and the staff are delightful. A wonderful place to relax

Great 1 night break with my 9 year daughter between Xmas and New Year. Did exactly what we needed and I would highly recommend. We hadn’t booked afternoon tea but were accommodated in the restaurant for a cream team and some children’s sandwiches, washed down with champagne and hot chocolate. Family swim time started at 3.30pm and we spent a fun hour in the pool which was nicely busy with other families... couples would probably want to avoid 3.30pm - 5pm! The spa pool, sauna and steam were all enjoyed briefly, although children are obviously not allowed in those. We then had dinner in the restaurant... the children’s menu was varied, good quality and well priced (£15 for 3 courses) and an included set menu for me which I thoroughly enjoyed. Great quality and great value again. The highlight however was breakfast, excellent continental selection and a la Carte hot food which included eggs royale, kippers, Scotch pancakes, full English breakfast and other choices a plenty. Good coffee and hot chocolate and friendly service. Would highly recommend as a great value overnight DBB stay. The standard double was nicely furnished, with a comfy bed, and n ie bathroom with toiletries provided. Only criticism of the property was that only one fireplace was lit (the weather was however pretty old), and there are very little grounds apart from some outside seating overlooking the spectacular view. Other than those two minor points, we thoroughly enjoyed everything about our stay.

Very nice hotel lovely original features on arrival there a bit forgetful On what supposed to be in the room when paid for such as drinks are nice menu slightly limited in restaurant

Our daughter and her husband got married at this lovely hotel on 2nd September. It was a small affair for 14 and we hired a private dinning room. The attention to detail was excellent, the service was excellent and always there when needed. The food was of excellent quality, one slight negative the portions where on the small side. We felt very relaxed and special. A truly lovely occasion, I have nothing but praise.

I bought a spa day for my friend’s birthday. It included lunch, a drink and a treatment. We went today and had a very lovely time! The staff were very nice, the treatment was pretty good as was the food and they had some lovely personal touches, like your names in frames on the table and in the lockers. Overall we had a very lovely day. Soooo....you are probably thinking why only 4 stars....this is because the spa itself is a little tired...the pool, which is a lovely size, is looking particularly shabby, which is a shame. The loos could also do with a lick of paint! Such a shame as otherwise I think it could be a really lovely spa.

My husband booked this as a night away treat as an early birthday present, what a beautiful hotel, but what a let down, if it hadn’t been for Marc behind the bar, I think my husband would of checked out, beds were comfortable but I felt for the money we could of had just as much fun in premier inn, and saved ourselves a couple of hundred pound in added extras

We wanted somewhere special to celebrate but locally. Have to say we struggled to find somewhere in Redhill or Reigate so booked a table at the Cloisters.We were not disappointed. Selection of food and wine was wonderful and the eating was a good as the reading.Fully recommend the chateaubriand. Service was efficient and friendly.Also a wonderful building, very atmospheric with beautiful views.

I have been meaning to stay at Nutfield Priory for a while now and thought it would be a lovely opportunity to stay with my mother for a little relaxation.

I came to Nutfield Priory on Sunday 28 April for afternoon tea with two friends. I had been before and that time we were shown in to The Library, which was lovely. This time we were shown to a table in a fairly dark corner, so not a particularly good start and certainly lacking in any atmosphere. Fairly soon after our arrival we were presented with a selection of teas to choose from and shortly after that, a cake stand was brought to the table. On the bottom tier of the stand was a selection of fairly mediocre sandwiches, egg mayo, ham and cucumber, all served on white bread, three tiny fingers each. On top of the sandwiches were three half bagels with a salmon spread, actually quite nice but looked a bit odd. The top two tiers of the stand consisted of various chocolate cakes and white chocolate mousses, so OK if you liked chocolate, a nice Victoria sponge or something similar would have been good. Accompanying all this was a basket containing six scones, three plain and three fruit. These were stone cold. The clotted cream was nice but the strawberry jam was a little insipid. For a total of £120, which included three glasses of Champagne, I believe this tea represented fairly poor value for money. I was very disappointed today compared with my (excellent) experience last time. The staff were all very attentive and I have no criticism of them whatsoever. Special mention should be made of Keiran, who was as lovely as when I met him before.

Beautiful venue for afternoon tea. Sandwiches and cakes plentiful. Excellent service and friendly staff. Would definitely recommend a visit.

I visited Nutfield Priory for a mother’s day afternoon tea with my mother and daughter. This was our third visit and the Priory never disappoints for the quality and amount of food. As ever, we had to ask for a box to take a few cakes home. Staff were polite and attentive and the views from the restaurant are lovely. The glass of prosecco and free gift of beauty products was a nice touch for mother’s day. We have been to other venues for afternoon tea which, whilst cheaper, do not compare well and the extra few pounds are worth it for the attention to detail.

I enjoyed my day at Nutfield not to mention the lunch in the restaurant... good service, nice location, friendly staff.

For the kind of establishment they advertise, this restaurants service was well below average.

We went for afternoon tea as we had a child free afternoon, and we had been before and it had been lovely. We turned up and usually you are presented with a menu you can choose which afternoon tea you want but we just got given the tea box...

We have had many wonderful dinners at the hotel over the last twenty years and took friends along tonight for a celebratory meal. We love the decor and homely ambience, space and friendly formality. However, the service was not up to usual standards and the meal was disappointing. I had monkfish which was a couple of breaded pieces - well presented but not very substantial. Other dishes were similar. Side dishes of vegetables cost extra and lacked choice and quality. The classic style dishes we used to have and beautifully elaborate deserts were sadly missing. Wine was not chilled enough and no nibbles were presented with our pre dinner drinks. We were not relieved of our coats until we asked and ha£ to request drinks after being there about fifteen minutes. Petit fours were also not up to previous standards although the pot of coffee was wonderful. I would be hesitant to return - such a shame as we are local and always loved the special occasion of dinner here.

A very disappointing day! Firstly we asked for a morning slot for our treatment and was given afternoon, so requested to speak to a manager who changed our slot to a morning! I then waited half an hour over my treatment time for the therapist to turn up! Only after waiting and then going to speak to a receptionist was I told she was running late! Our afternoon tea was not much better, tea bought our in mugs and not in a tea pot as it should be served!!! Staff were also not visible to ask for refills! What should have been a relaxing day turned out to be so disappointing!

Had private dining for mothers 90th birthday. Wonderful room with aircon! in this heatwave. Food was excellent and we had our own great waitress who stayed with us the whole time we were there.

My sister in law arranged an afternoon tea for us and our mothers at Nutfield Priory, as an alternative quiet hen do (for the mum’s not wanting to do the clubbing bit). I have to say the building itself is beautiful and very impressive when you walk in. The staff were all polite and attentive. Very friendly and chatty. The afternoon tea was £25 each. We were in the library, it was very quiet and private and we had the doors open looking out on to the stunning view. We got a champagne each to start with- then the tea, with sandwiches, cakes, sorbet and scones. Everything tasted fantastic and was amazing value for money. I would go back again, again and again.

As our son was out for the day with his Cub Scout group, I decided to book afternoon tea at The Nutfield Priory for my partner and I.

We had reordered our food as we were at a Christening 3 courses for 60 people and it was excellent hot and very tasty.

Country House Victorian style makes for a magnificent hotel. Look for one of their grey offers for a short break. Spa facilities available. Bedroom was large and luxurious with wonderful views of the Surrey countryside.

Based on prior experience of using the facility for off site business meetings and the restaurant for special occasion dining, I suggested that an Australian pal and I met for lunch during his recent trip to the UK.

Hotel restaurants can be iffy. This isn't. The food is very well presented, very good value and really should be better-known in the area. The hotel is in a Victorian country house, very atmospheric but well-maintained. I didn't have great expectations when booking but the bar area was pleasant, the staff very welcoming and friendly and the quality of the food well above the norm. Nothing too outrageous but nicely thought out and very well cooked. A starter of Ham, Eggs and Chips (that's ham terrine, minute potato crisps and a quail egg), the safe option of steak which turned out to be absolutely gorgeous and a superb take on Summer Pudding to finish. I can't speak for the wine list as I was on the wagon (driving). The price was, frankly, a bargain.