Overall Ratings & Reviews The Kings Arms and Royal Hotel, Godalming, Surrey

Single room stay , 1 night only Single bed a generous size All very clean and comfortable Only criticism is that the pillows are very stiff and not very comfy and no pillow protection on them.

Tricky to check in, not much information about the facilities in the hotel.

Comfy bed , good facilities . Right in town. Friendly staff.

Beautiful old hotel in historic godalming. Beautiful room. Lovely pub and friendly staff.

It is an older building. Well, given that Peter The Great (Russia) slept there, I guess it would be. That said, fixtures and fittings all work well. No lift, though if that's important to you. Charming staff. In heart of lovely small town. Nice public rooms.

The Hotel is well situated right on the high street of Godalming and a 10min walk from the station. The staff were super helpful, friendly and welcoming. Our room was spacious but cosy. With everything you would need for an overnight or long stay..... with the coffee machine as an extra little bonus. I would certainly recommend.

I have been staying here for a decade, but recent upgrades are very welcome. They have transformed a quaint but dated hotel into a fabulous 4 star hotel with a very interesting history. Great pub and restaurant integrated into the hotel as well. Highly recommended.

Small room, cramped for space. Could hear people talking in the next room loudly. Not good for the price

The Kings Arms & Royal Hotel is a wonderfully comfortable and cozy (as in warm, not small) Inn. There are many sitting areas downstairs at the Inn’s restaurant and bar/pub. The rooms are comfortable and well appointed. The entire staff is so welcoming, accommodating, responsive and friendly.

Very close to a (paid) large car park for overnight parking.

All good

A wonderful little hotel in the heart of Godalming, great for a business trip to the area.

The room was clean and comfortable but quite small.

We enjoyed our stay at this very welcoming coaching in. Decorated well throughout.

The hotel is gorgeous and we loved all the art and history in the place, mixed with a modern clean looking aesthetic. Exceptional service from Brenda, she made sure every thing we asked was met and even fitted us in for breakfast- which was delicious! The room we stayed in was beautiful and super clean- exactly what you want after travelling for 6 hours. We laughed that the water and toiletries (which smell so good) were from Harrogate (next town from where we live). If we are back in the area we would definitely stay again. Thank you!

We stay at this hotel quite a few times as it is convenient and reasonably priced. Unfortunately this time we had a room that had an underlying smell, of which we couldn't work out what it was, also the shower pressure wasn't great. Otherwise the room was great.

Lovely old inn. Great pies. Friendly staff

Very old hotel, no AC, but a fan provided. Rom is well decorated and bathroom completely renovated. Close to food, shopping and the train station. We didn’t eat here, but a place called Wetherspoons is 100m away and has awesome prices on food/drink. Overall a great stay!

Historic hotel. Amazing welcoming and spa vibe when arrived to the room. Great amenities. The only downside is that it gets very hot at night.

Normally I rate this hotel as excellent all round. Staff are really good. It’s just getting pricey now vs other places. The top floor rooms are unbearable in the heat we’ve had, and sadly the fan provided wouldn’t blow out a candle ! Prices for food are ok, but question the value of some - Yorkshire Pudding bites on the sharers consisted of 1 Yorkshire pudding cut into 4 pieces, and served with a gravy dip for £6.00 but only if you order 3 sharers. I get everything has risen in price but feel you are pushing the profit a little too far.