I'm afraid not. Speaking from bitter experience, I'd advise you to avoid all Surrey care homes. I'm happy to go on record as saying Surrey County Council's adult social care is manifestly corrupt. The Social Services in particular are every bit as bad as you've ever heard and I understand they're being investigated at the highest level. Whether that actually goes anywhere depends on whether the ones doing the investigating are corrupt too! That's how it is in the country.
In the end we relocated to Kingston, which is also in Surrey but confusingly not actually under Surrey County Council but under the Royal Borough of Kingston. But I can't really recommend a care home there either.
Admittedly, my mother could not speak really (but alert enough, so more kind of 'locked in') so she was a sitting duck. Two care homes nearly killed my mother on three separate occasions, nobody held accountable, Social Services are in cahoots with their dodgy care homes so they don't investigate them, but go in hard against perceived 'whistleblowers' i.e. relatives who raise concerns.
The CQC reports are unreliable and they often sit on bad reviews so you won't know about them, while rushing through new good reviews with indecent haste.
I suppose I'd suggest - if you have to - a care home near to you so you can check up on things. Admittedly it's different if your parent can talk etc, she can just tell you how it's going. Most important? FFS get Lasting Power of Health and Welfare for your parent. Otherwise they can go in for respite care and Social Services can keep her there forever really, they are the decision makers for her care, not you. Okay, this is more if your parent loses mental capacity, but that is a nebulous area and you should know the Council is unaccountable anyway. It's a key perk of the job.
You haven't mentioned it, but avoid the Reigate and Banstead locality like the plague. The White House care home in New Malden got 'outstanding' CQC reviews but it's not in a lovely town, is not near you and I've no personal experience of it.
Six years of Surrey adult social care and six care homes and we never found one that we could trust with our elderly mother with advanced Parkinson's. You can go to the Age Concern in your local town for a list of care homes, but they only promote the ones in their own county and allied (ie equally dodgy counties) like Sutton. Still it gives an idea and also if she does not need nursing care it broadens things out. If she does, it narrows the field a lot. Carehome.co.uk allows you to put in your post code to get an idea of those in your area, but can be misleading as it flags up all care homes, not just those with nursing.
If your parent is 'terminal' I'd watch it if I were you. You don't say how long she's got, but the word 'terminal' does funny things to Surrey adult social care. The 'terminally ill' well, don't you can expect from them a toxic environment, let's say.
I suppose if it's 'respite' it might only be a week, but sometimes that's all it takes.