The hotel is very clean, nice and beautiful. They have a big, nice garden and is well managed. It gives you a pleasant environment that you relax and can walk around enjoying the atmosphere. The staff are nice and professional. The gardener even has time to introduce me to the plant I am interested in. This shows how a professional team they are.

Service was poor and the hotel seemed unclean especially on the stair wells. Plus it seems hotels.com overcharged me and I’m still waiting for a response.

Lovely place to stay, really enjoyed our time there but still waiting for £50 deposit to be returned a week later? £0.01 on, £0.01 off went through same day we checked out but £50 yet to be cancelled & told could take a while!

The location and property is spectacular. The room offered itself though was basic.

Pleasantly surprised. Beautiful surroundings, comfortable clean room. Breakfast good. Evening meal excellent and everything made better by helpful, pleasant staff. Would return again👍

Good location. Quiet and peaceful. Breakfast could be inproved

An established and historic hotel built of Bath stone just outside Corsham,Wilts off the A4 road to Bath. The grounds of 2/3 acres are beautifully maintained and with a tennis court. Excellent all round

Great staff

If you ever wanted to stay on an old English estate, here is your chance! The grounds were truly amazing and the staff were great however not enough of them that day. It was a beautiful old place which seemed very well maintained.

Hotels location is great, gardens are beautiful and beautifully kept... the walks around and wildlife around the hotel are amazing, our room, number 35 in the garden room felt tired, peeling paint in the bathroom, unfunishd decorating arount tv fittings, the 2 single beds are on there last legs and very noisy when you move, We didnt eat here, tried to get breakfast but its £20 and the stressed looking chef who was also serving breakfast said there was no eggs so i left it and had just coffee instead

Very friendly staff

A beautiful old building in lovely grounds.

Guyers house is located in a quiet rural spot. Its a great house with alot of history, sympathetically maintained. The rooms are comfortable with views of the grounds. This is my second stay and i will be back. Lots of choice for breakfast. Simple but good evening meals. Seperate bar lounge if required. Easy parking. Fantastic night sleep

Very restful and a great mix of comfort and character

Lovely settings but felt staff were not particularly obliging

This hotel was stunning! We loved the buildings, and the grounds that we were able to stroll around. We had a dog with us, and he was provided with a bed for his stay, and also a toy to take home with him. The staff that we met were lovely, and the service was great. We had breakfast each morning (served in the bar because the dog wasn't allowed in the restaurant), and it was delicious each time. Everyone needs to go and stay here! Our room was very comfortable. The only slight negative was that there were some minor bits of maintenance needed in our room. Other than that, it was a perfect stay, and I would happily go back.

From check-in to check-out my experience was exemplary. On arrival the view of the hotel was stunning. Check-in was efficient and I was soon in my room which was spacious and spotless. Before dinner I went to the (also spotless) bar for an aperitif. Good selection of drinks to choose from, I tried the Orchard Pig cider and was satisfied with my choice. Dinner menu was refined with a good variety. I had a melt in the mouth steak for mains after a Ham Hock Terrine. Service was faultless. I retired to a very comfortable bed and had a pleasant night's sleep. In the morning I went to the (again) spotlessly clean breakfast room. The breakfast menu was very appetising but I only had cereal as I had a long drive home and didn't want to be uncomfortably full. I visited Chippenham to watch a football match and will definitely book Guyers House Hotel when I come here next year

The hotel buildings are lovely and are set in the most wonderful grounds, worthy of being an open garden in their own right. Our room was comfortable. On arrival we asked for afternoon tea but no cake or scones were available and we were presented with a plate of hobnob biscuits which was a bit of a let-down. The evening meal was fine but surprisingly we were the only guests sitting in an empty dining room which was on the chilly side. The breakfast buffet was very underwhelming although the cooked food was excellent. The hotel is sadly let down by its interior decor which simply doesn't match the style of the building. The dining area is sterile and uninviting with an odd collection of pictures on the wall which reinforced the fact that the place doesn't quite know what it's trying to be. The furnishings were reminiscent of a cafeteria or care home rather than an elegant country house. Something is going wrong if a hotel with such potential is empty over Easter weekend. Call in the hotel inspector and get the rooms fully booked. This place should be making a fortune with such magnificent grounds and buildings.

An overnight return visit after 12 years. All staff served us well. Room was comfortable and clean. Room starting to look tired in places e.g. bathroom window difficult to open, screws to handle loose and missing. There is an annoying noise by the electric charger parking area, generator or the like. Would have been a pain if we were sitting outside. But didn't hear in room. Lovely well kept garden areas.

Weather was lovely, stay very comfortable, evenibg meal and breakfast lovely. Rooms are very tired, but clean. Staff very attentive and help full.