Overall Ratings & Reviews The Lismoyne Hotel

Lismoyne Hotel is not a 5 star hotel but it is in a class of its own. Situated in a quiet, serene and neat environment, the hotel gives a very good attraction to lodgers. The waiters and waitresses that attended to us during our two nights stay were humble, approachable and dutiful and the food was delicious. The problem with this hotel that may not allow us patronise it next time are the radiators in the 4 double rooms booked by my group. Turned to the highest level, they were so lukewarm that we had to suffer cold during our stay. The worst of it was the attitude of a lady at the front desk whom I complained to but did nothing to help. Her attitude was cold. If radiators in 4 rooms did not work well, I wonder what the situation in others will be. My consolation is that the experience was not in the winter. If the hotel management will rectify the heating problems and call some of the front desk crew to order, the hotel will be the toast of future lodgers.

Nice place.

Beautiful setting, close to town but feels like it’s in the country. The hotel is dated, wallpaper peeling in public rooms, window frames rotten. Gaps in window frames. Marks on the bath from age. Seats in conservatory are rickety. Service at breakfast is slow. No fresh fruit, only defrosted berries. Quality of cooked food was good. Staff do their job but not very welcoming except girl in the bar who was lovely.

We had 6 rooms for a business trip. All were clean and tidy, large and nicey furnished. Staff were friendly and efficient, parking was easy (althoigh had to be paid for). Very quiet, and we all slept very well. The only negative I could say was that the cocktails we ordered were awful - but we'd all definitely stay again.

We all enjoyed our stay and the staff were great. Only suggestion is that you could really do with a commercial toaster for breakfast - a domestic one takes forever!

A Hidden Gem in Fleet – The Lismoyne Hotel (Added on Trip Advisor) I recently had the pleasure of staying at The Lismoyne Hotel in Fleet, and I must say, it exceeded my expectations in every way. From the moment I arrived, the charm of this beautiful listed building was evident, with its elegant sash windows and historic character creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. The room was spotlessly clean, offering a comfortable and restful night’s sleep. One standout feature was the fantastic water pressure in the shower—something you don’t always find in period properties but made for a truly refreshing start to the day. The food was excellent, with a well-thought-out menu that catered to different tastes. Whether it was breakfast or dinner, the quality and presentation were top-notch. The bar was well-stocked, offering a great selection of drinks in a relaxed and friendly setting. Speaking of friendliness, the staff were exceptional—welcoming, attentive, and always happy to help with any requests. Their hospitality made the stay even more enjoyable. For those considering a stopover or even a sightseeing trip to Surrey and the surrounding areas, The Lismoyne Hotel is a fantastic choice. With its affordable prices, charming character, and high standards of service, it’s a real hidden gem. Highly recommended!

No hot water in the room. Did report to reception & they offered a room change. Also charged me £5 overnight parking when the booking details said parking was free

This hotel was a lovely place to stay. Tucked away in a quiet location within its own grounds, yet close to the centre of Fleet. There was a warm, cosy atmosphere and the staff were very helpful. Both the bar menu and the restaurant menu were good value, nicely presented and very tasty. Our room was equipped with all the necessary supplies and the bed was very comfortable. The only slight disappointment was that we could hear snoring from the neighbouring room. However that did not disturb us unduly. We would definitely recommend this establishment.

Receptionist was very helpful however it turned out I coukd have booked the room cheaper by going direct. The room was very cold, took 6 hrs to get up to an acceptable temp after turning heating up. The bathroom was even colder with only a small heated towel rail. To make it worse it had ceramic tiles which were so cold they made your feet hurt if in there for a few minutes. Food was good, however incredibly slow tryi g to get drinks from the bar. Gave up twice.

I had booked an executive room but it was anything but. The room was large but stark with little furniture one central light no lamps. The headboard/bed surround was large and wooden and contributed to the austere feeling and housed a pathetically dim bedside light. The windows had heavy net curtains and couldnt be opened. Couldnt stand up properly at the sink in the bathroom due to the slanting roof. The room is not somewhere you want to spend any time in. Restaurant was closed so had something to eat in the cold, unwelcoming conservatory. Food was poor. £18 for a lamb dish that had missing ingredients. Breakfast was so-so. Wouldnt stay here again.

Not sure how it’s 4 star, bedroom was very tired and dated. The one small heater could not heat the room as it was a cold night.

Beautiful trees surround the lovely, old building.

Mediocre . Bed not a double but 2 singles put together Shower over bath not the best temperature varied & not a lot of power Tea & coffee topped up but no sugar? Breakfast on second day was a bit of a surprise as no juice,toast,cereal, pastries just a sorry not very busy so room service only ?

Nice hotel, countryside feeling. Close walk to all amenities. Lovely spacious room. Friendly staff. Only disappointment was poor breakfast offerings and style.

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Great beds very comfortable, room clean and tidy

Avoid rooms on the top floor in summertime, must have been 35C plus in the night and no air conditioning, unbearable

Food in the restaurant was adequate but disappointing for a 4* hotel.

Lovely stay at the hotel Very relaxing Our room was the Oakley suite which I would recommend to a couple looking for a luxurious break It has stairs with a bathroom at the top so prob not best for anyone with access needs. Staff were lovely and welcoming and the bed was the most comfortable in the world.