Absolutely stunning hotel (a former school), set in acres of countryside Rooms are good sized, well equipped, and the en-suites are great. Staff are very helpful and polite One point - cooked breakfasts on my 2x mornings did take a while (40-45 minutes) - so just leave yourself enough time, just in case Overall, I'll definitely go back

The rooms were newly renovated and large. If you do a general search on the abbey, information states gym and pool but those are not available. The restaurant menu was small. The food was great. Our server was excellent. Beautiful old estate. Great communal sitting room. I would stay again.

The room was big and the bed comfy, with the staff friendly, however having just reopened it is in need of some work. One wall mounted socket (head height) for a TV coffee machine and a kettle, with the kettle cord not reaching the plug was not good. The amenities were lacking in the shower, and there was rust on the frame holding the wash hand basin in the bathroom. All of which was disappointing. Also £20 for breakfast was a bit steep!

The hotel just reopened after refurb, didn't dine as had plans, but will stay again and try their restaurant.

The hotel was advertised as pet friendly on Expedia, charging £20 per stay for a dog. I was surprised to be messaged by the management a week before my stay (even though I've booked 3 weeks prior) informing me that I will be charged £30 per night for my dog. I'm glad to say they did honour the advert content and charged me £20 in the end. Another thing is: even though I've pre paid when I booked when I arrived they had problems retrieving my payment (via Expedia) and I was asked to come to the reception to show a proof of me paying. I haven't seen anyone else being treated like that and sadly I felt this might be due to fact that I am foreign in UK. The grounds are absolutely beautiful, as is the building. The room was small but clean and had a good bathroom. The bar staff was friendly and helpful.