The Anchor Hotel (Walton-on-Thames, United Kingdom)

The people that work here are just as friendly as the owner who does all she can to make you feel right at home. They will help you out no matter what the situation is, and this makes guests want to come back and stay again.

The breakfast that is served here is top notch with plenty of cooked and cold options on offer. You can easily fill yourself on the breakfast and skip lunch. If you don't do that, the guests say that the lunches and dinners are quite tasty too.

This hotel is in a lovely quiet location just far enough away from the city to relax but close enough to get back in double quick time. The airport is also nearby so this might be a good place for a one-night stopover.

This hotel has no lift and some very narrow staircases that make it unsuitable for elderly people of those with limited movement. Even for those that are light on their feet, the stairs can be a bit of a challenge as they are very narrow and creaky.

This hotel is getting quite old and as such the floorboards creak and squeak a lot. You'll find that you may be awoken by other guests walking on the stairs or even going to the bathroom. Not really ideal for light sleepers or those travelling with children.

This place was most likely once a very charming building with lots of character. Sadly now, this is not the case as many guests have noted that the place is in bad need of repair and refurbishment. The rooms are getting very shabby and are a little overpriced for what they are.