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The Surrey Hills
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Guildford & the Surrey Hills 2008
where to stay  CHOOSING 
ACCOMMODATION
Whether you choose to stay in a town or a 
When choosing your accommodation look 
for the Quality Rose, the official marque of 

vil age or deep in the Surrey Hil s, you’l  find 
the Enjoy England national tourist board 
rating scheme.

a warm welcome and excel ent service in our 
Visit Britain and the AA now use the same 
criteria when carrying out their inspections. 
hotels, guest houses and B&Bs.
They award from one to five stars to reflect 
the overall quality of the experience of 
staying at each property. Look for the Quality 
Surrey offers a high quality experience to visitors. 
Rose, the symbol that denotes a property 
has been assessed by Quality in Tourism. As 
The accommodation listed in this brochure 
well as the star rating being awarded, it is 
also possible for properties to be given gold 
is part of the national Quality Assurance 
or silver awards to indicate an extra special 
effort is made at these places. The AA logo is 
Scheme and has been assessed, or is awaiting 
easily recognised with its yellow background.
Higher star-rated accommodation tends 
assessment, by VisitBritain and the AA or is part 
to have more spacious bedrooms and 
bathrooms, and in hotels a higher staff 
of a national hotel chain. Further details of what 
to guest ratio, so service should be very 
attentive. At five star, you can really expect to 
to expect from establishments with star ratings 
be pampered in luxurious surroundings!
can be found below.
For serviced accommodation, there are two 
separate schemes - one for hotels and one 
for guest accommodation. Hotels have to be 
licensed, offer dinner at least five nights a 
week (unless categorised as a Metro Hotel) 
and have all rooms en suite or with private 
bathrooms.
Visit Britain
AA
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