The Wheatsheaf

Thoroughly enjoyed our trip. The room was lovely and clean, I particularly liked the scent of lemon in the room which was so fresh. The new management - Belinda and Tom, were so accommodating and friendly. Such a good, happy atmosphere in the evening and the open fire is a delight and cosy. We had a delicious breakfast prepared for us by Tom. I met couple of the locals that expressed how happy they were the premises were under new management, as it was slightly runned down before and it’s now back up and running by people that care. I’d highly recommend staying or even just visiting for a drink. 5 stars from me.

The Wheatsheaf in Bramley was so much better than I expected. I took my three children. My younger son, 6 years old, loved the outside play area, and I got to sit in a lovely outside garden listening to music. The food was quick, a fair price and everybody enjoyed their meals. We came on a Sunday and had the roast, it was really lovely, homely atmosphere. I would definitely recommend booking on a Sunday as it seems many of the locals pre book weekly and it is a popular day. My older two children played pool and only popped outside to me to request more drinks. A little trip out turned into the entire afternoon, and everybody had asked to go back. Highly recommend.

Great little pub, friendly staff and customers. Cute little room (#2) bed, en-suite, kettle and TV! Parking on site for minimal vehicles, but there is also parking opposite pub as well. Ten minute drive to Guildford. Would definitely stay again.

We went for a night out with friends it was a lovely cosy warm atmosphere. We were greeted well by the owner and it was very welcoming we will definitely be returning. The staff were friendly and the atmosphere was good. Thanks to everyone for a great night

Room was clean and well presented- very good for the price. Lovely night drinking in the bar with the friendly locals and a lush full English breakfast the morning after. The pub is a traditional boozer and so cosy when the open fire is roaring. The new management Tom and Belinda have done amazing in rejuvenating the pub to a high standard, We will most definitely return :)

I mistakenly booked a non-ensuite room for £60. It was at the front of the pub directly above the bar and about 20 feet from the main road. So good luck with sleeping, although on the Saturday night about 10.30 there was only one person in the bar. Anyway, we changed to ensuite (£15 extra), which was at the back in an annex, window level with the beer garden. So again, luckily the place was dead. Room was very small, nowhere to put clothes except an open hanger, everything dated and whilst not exactly dirty, everything had that worn-in grubby mucky look eg shower mastic and sink grout black, that indicates the place needs ripping out and refurbishing. Sink too small to even get a wash in. This should be £25. Glad it was one night only.