Seckford Hall Hotel & Spa

Absolutely a fantastic hotel, amazing food and amazing staff,

Lovely hotel - room was modern in an old country hall - breakfast was lovely quality although smashed avocado could have done with some fresh lime juice and Coriander - it felt like chunky avocado paste spread on toasted sourdough. Otherwise a lovely stay and pool was nice temperature. Would recommend. We went to the Unruly Pig to eat which is one of UK’s top Gastropods - about an 90min beautiful walk through Woodbridge and along estuary seawall from hotel - tasting menu amazing - then got a taxi back.

We wanted a swim when we arrived but were told we would have to book. We didn’t know this and found it strange. The receptionist said we would have been told. We only wanted a swim. Breakfast was lovely and very relaxing. The bed was uncomfortable and we couldn’t open the windows as the noise was too much.

Breakfast very good. Room was dsappointing as rather small. Staff very friendly and helpful.

Beautiful old building

Great friendly staff and very helpful

We had a lovely time. The room and facilities were very nice. The spa is very nice and the treatments were excellent, The bar and restaurant staff were very friendly and helpful and the food was extremely good.

Unfortunately was overcharged and it took four days of phone calls to get refund even though hotel admitted fault. Bills sent by email, which I didn’t receive until after leaving. Would advise asking for printouts before leaving.

Beautiful property and great staff! However, the WiFi was terrible and no hot water the last 14 hours of stay. No discount or refund offered.

We visited Seckford Hall for Dinner every other month 20 years ago. Although we did not have Dinner on this occasion memories were rekindled

The hotel was a lovely place to stay and so easy to get to as it is very close to the A12 but feels miles from anywhere. The room we had was very comfortable and clean, a huge bed and walk-in shower. It was very hot whilst we were there and a fan was provided but could have benefited from having a fridge. The food was very well presented but some dishes were strange, e.g. scallops with an apple sorbet which really didn't go well together.

Historic hotel with some modern attributes. The room (6) was spacious with a good king size bed, but was directly over the kitchens and, with the windows open during summer, there was a fair amount of noise. Since it was a weekend, there were weddings on so the catering staff were working late. The following morning after breakfast we did find the toilets downstairs had been left in a pretty filthy state by the wedding guests, so the cleaners had not yet started their work. The staff were all really helpful and considerate. The food was well prepared and tasty. It was nice to wander around the lake in the grounds but we did find a smell of drains on the golf course side. It appeared this may be coming from the mobile buildings in the back car park. We asked about plugging our car in to the sockets near the front door for an overnight charge but we were told they couldn’t handle an electric car load. This is unlikely to be a problem. They did say there were plans to install car chargers.

A truly beautiful venue, in a glorious setting. My ground floor room was spacious and aesthetically pleasing apart from the shower which didn’t drain and lack of hot water even at no peak times. The reception team and restaurant staff were very customer focused and professional. Unfortunately the spa team (apart from Kieran) could do with an attitude adjustment. It’s clear there is tension amongst themselves which shouldn’t be obvious to clients.

Good service lovely room good food However it is a wedding venue and the bar is open until 12pm, the noise was unbelievable and our expensive room was basically above the bar and next to the stairs, complained twice but nothing was done. Suggested customers were told when Weddingswere taking place so they are aware and they ask to stay far from bar and staircase. Its our second visit but told receptionist we wouldnt visit again, they just said fair enough???

A lovely venerable property with superb pool and spa, and a great restaurant.

Stayed several times before without issue. On this occasion there was a wedding and as such it was noisy well into the early morning. We were not part of the wedding party and our room overlooked the venue. There was no communication about this prior to arrival or when checking in. It would have changed our decision on staying for a relaxing evening and spa trip. Even if we were told prior to arrival and given a room away from the wedding would have made a difference. It was just down to the lack of communication, despite receiving several generic emails about our stay. Also despite selecting a superior double room, this felt tired and older than other rooms we have stayed in previously.

Historic building,beautiful peaceful grounds and a general unpretentious friendly atmosphere.

The staff are very welcoming. The food in the restaurant is exceptional. The Manor House has lots of charm

A 2 night family trip would have been perfect if not for being disturbed in the mornings at 07:25(Friday morning) & 08:10 (Saturday am). When checking in, the hotel did offer us another room, however the room was over 2 floors and travelling with a 2 year old without a stair gate we unfortunately couldn’t accept it. Wardrobes from the room above, left outside our room entrance. Breakfast was brilliant. The pool and spa are also amazing. Staff across the hotel were all very welcoming and friendly.

We had problems finding it by satnav/post code, but it was well worth this frustration Lovely old buildings with lots of original features. Our room was fairly small, but very nice with a balcony overlooking the gardens and lake. Fortunately, from our point of view, no major events (eg. weddings) were being celebrated, so all was relatively peaceful. Having said this, I’m sure it would be perfect for weddings, etc.