Lingfield The Poplar Field Hotels

"Lovey staff room was great and cost effective"

"Really cozy room which was very clean. I slept incredibly well."

"Lovely great meal and breakfast pib and staff excellent room average"

"Room smelled musty. The toilet roll hadn't been topped up before my stay & had to request it was refilled. You need to request a room clean if you require one. Not enough towels provided, had to request more. 1 out of 3 receptionists was friendly, others barely spoke as walked through reception."

"Very attentive staff"

"A very peacefull guest house. Close enough to the town center. Very clean and more than affordable."

"Cons-no main light in the back bedroom. Had to use bedside table light.-as in the photo there are a few Gauguin paintings of a naked ladies (not great for little ones).-in the second bedroom, the cupboard is full of the owners stuff so there is no where to hang anything.-stairs to the bedrooms are rather steep with floating stairs.-in the back garden there is a side light by the gate but the rest of the garden is in darkness, none of the solar lights work.-different levels of floor between the living room (low door height), kitchen, bathroom & a small step into each bedroom at the top of the stairs.-another trip hazard between the conservatory and the kitchen.-the front door doesn't have a key (certainly that we could find, we did find the key on top of the fridge to the old red car stuck on the drive) but worried that our only emergency exit was through the kitchen and into the conservatory. Even if we had found a key to the front door, both the sofa and lamp are far too close to the front door, that we'd never get through.The final issue was returning Wednesday afternoon to find a baliff letter stuck to the window of the conservatory door in the back garden. This really unsettled us as we didn't know whether they'd return. The back gate to the garden can't be locked as door and fence post are at different hights and the catch to open the gate is easily accessible either side for entry to the house. We felt really vulnerable.-We did email Vrbo who didn’t reply."

"A gorgeous ancient (C16th?) house in a peaceful hamlet with lovely new floors/bathrooms etc. The weather was hot so our favourite thing was the big wooden table and comfortable chairs outside under a beautiful grapevine, felt like being in the South of France!"

"Although the property is impressive inside with good size rooms and an extensive shared area. Our weekend break was ruined by a number of issues. Firstly, we had to contact both the host and VRBO for access information 3 hours before we were due to check in. On the first night, we saw mice on the kitchen, which caused us to constantly disinfect all surfaces and stop our 20 month grandson playing on the floor. On the second night, we were awoken by a very loud party next door, at another rental property, which started at 12.00 midnight. When we informed the host of the issues, they were apologetic but had to be persuaded to offer any recompense for the issues. Eventually, a token amount was given. We would not stay there again. "