Half Moon Inn Accommodation in Woking The Green, Ripley

Reviews

1. Bob Greenwood ★★★★★

   Didn't stay but booked table for self and mate for evening meal reunion. I phoned a few days prior and checked out for my food intolrrances and was blown away when I was presented with a bespoke menue of choices of about 10 meals. I complemented Kim on excellent service and consideration and she explaolined that she had attended courses to get a full understanding of food intolerances. Excellent service at a very resonable price. I'll make sure I book an.overnight stay next time too! Thanks again Kim and well done!!!

   almost 9 months ago
2. me ok ★★★★★

   We didn't stay at the pub but we ate and drank there. Great atmosphere,welcomed by very friendly staff and locals. Had great food and plenty to drink. We would definitely visit again and recommend to everyone.

   almost 10 months ago
3. Tina ★★★★★

   We didn’t stay in the pub accommodation (sadly) . We were staying in the village for 2 nights , We went in for drinks and food . We felt welcomed and there was a lovely atmosphere, lots of locals, very friendly. We had food that was lovely and lots of it ( shared a platter) . My husband also went and watched the Ruby in the afternoon and we returned for a drink in the evening. This is a delightful little village pub , we will definitely return and try the accommodation. Thank you

   almost 10 months ago

1. Ben Storer ★★★★★

   Stayed here last weekend and had a few drinks in the bar. Nice quant hotel room, had no issues with parking or noise.

   1 year ago
2. Adrian Tyndale ★★★★★

   We missed lunch but had a nice sandwich & cappuccino. We were able to view our house from inside the pub.

   1 year ago
3. Phil Batten ★★★★☆

   I really liked it here. A lovely traditional pub with excellent beer and the service was great.

   almost 3 years ago

1. Jerry S ★★★★★

   Great pub , full of buzz. Food good quality mains around £13.50 starters £5.00 Landlady delightful, and locals friendly. Well worth s visit if nearby

   almost 3 years ago
2. Chris Gerrard ★★★☆☆

   This is not a hotel and doesn't pretend to be. It's a nice pub with a few rooms. Right now they are desperately trying to recruit a chef but are finding it impossible. Consequently the lady publican is trying to do everything herself. There is no room service and no breakfast. To access your room you have to call her on her mobile to come and let you in and if you have any problems or queries they have to be dealt with over the phone too as she can't leave the bar. There are a couple of part-time cleaning staff who change beds, etc. The rooms are small and crowded with furniture - nowhere to sit except on the bed. All pretty basic but the beds are comfortable and everything is clean, especially the ensuite. There are tea and coffee making facilities in the room and a small flat screen TV. Parking is difficult and there is a fair amount of traffic noise if your room is at the front. Overall it was OK, but we only needed to stay one night.

   almost 3 years ago
3. Clair Clarke ★☆☆☆☆

   DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY. I’m usually very positive with reviews, but this place is really poor. The entrance is like arriving at a shabby hostel - the room was not very sound proof (we could hear all the noise from the pub below) - the room was not clean at all, especially the kettle which was absolutely disgusting, and there was dirt around the toilet seat. The room was small and cold. The radiator came on for a few minutes, but we had no control over the heat. The furniture in the room was cheap and shabby. Breakfast was disappointing also (tinned tomatoes, dry overcooked sausages). The only good things were that the 2 members of staff we encountered were friendly and the shower was good. This was in no way worth over £100 for 1 night. I wrote to the hotel to complain before submitting a review, but had no response. I would never stay here again - a terrible waste of money and a real disappointment in what was meant to be a treat for my husband.

   almost 4 years ago

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