Originally, I was going to write a negative review about the Grovefield House Hotel. When I arrived, I was given a small room which was boiling hot and the tiny fan on the table didn't do anything to cool. Apparently, it's a listed building so they can't do anything regarding air conditioning. The shower in the room was a small cubicle, behind the door, that was difficult to move in and wasn't helped by the lack of water pressure and also didn't run cool on such a hot day. However, when I went to finally go to bed, I noticed a ceiling full of mosquito-like flies: I could not sleep there, I would be bitten like crazy through the night. Now, this is where things become positive. The lovely member of staff on the desk very quickly moved me to another room around the corner and apologised for the issue. This new room was much bigger and cooler and the fan was much better. The shower was above a bath and the pressure was acceptable - still no power shower, but did the job it needed to. In the morning, I had a lovely breakfast before finally going on my way. In conclusion, this has taught me to not buy the cheapest room if I stay there again, instead go for the king size bedroom which was much, much better. All-in-all, it was a nice enough hotel. Very scenic, but that does mean lots of night insects... don't leave your windows open.

Grovefield House proved to be a real gem for my wife and I. From the first impression of arriving at the well tended car park and entrance portico, then meeting the staff on reception, who were friendly and accommodating. The place has a nice ambience which is not over the top. It's just pleasant and easy to get along with. Our room was spacious and had a nice bay window overlooking the rear grounds. It was well appointed with a 'traditional' air to it. There was a bath with a super shower above. We loved the spacious grounds which we explored. Food in the restaurant and at RaRa's grill to the side of the premises was varied and not over priced. My daughter and family met us there on one day and they too were suitably impressed. Just a nice place to relax and also handy for exploring the local sites such as Clivedon House. We rated it...

Quaint place, easy to find. Check in was quick, room basic but comfortable. Breakfast ok, cold tea and coffee.

Nice Charming hotel, it no air con and the room was quite warm for spring May. Free parking, nice area. Bathroom shower head was high for me and not powerful. Breakfast was very nice but very small portions when we ordered the full English breakfast.

Beautiful old Manor House converted into a hotel. Very quiet location, plenty of parking facilities, staff were very friendly and welcoming. Lovely restaurant overlooking the grounds, breakfast was beautifully cooked and served. I’d certainly use this hotel again.

A lovely hotel, a nice place to Stay with nice grounds. Not too far from burnham town centre but feels like Being out in the open.

Good stay but had shower problems. Water showering not good

Bad

Great place to stay. Quiet and very friendly staff

Easy parking, pleasant situation and well run, room was warm which was important as it was cold and wet outside.

Nice clean room. Staff very helpful. Good bar area and breakfast.

The place was a building site. The room cold, but the restaurant colder and without service.

Staff were great, Rara bar next door was great too. Rooms need updating, taps didn’t work properly, lift was dodgy too. Not bad for the money though

Great room, clean and quiet. Fabulous on-site restaurant - Rara! - Highly recommend, great food, service and value.

Very clean

Excellent staff and outstanding food !!!

Decent enough room, just need to check the quality of the bedding for stains. Warm, clean, prompt food service, and excellent breakfast.

Clean room, very welcoming staff. If you like English Country hotels this is the right place. I would book here again.

Very comfortable and spacious room

It was a lovely stay but wasn’t happy to be charged for parking despite being a guest and it being in a remote location.