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"Very nice hotel with a great pool and jacuzzi and a decent breakfast "

"Lovely hotel and garden very nice place, good hotel room, good location, parking on site. Friendly and helpful reception staff and friendly helpful bar staff! The breakfast team gave good service each morning. What more as a guest do you need and want! "

"Always won’t let you know. With air con. "

"Friendly welcome. Room was spotless and the air con was awesome! Great pressure in the shower and nice smelling products. Reasonable prices in the bar. Comfy bed. Loved it!"

"Stay was fine for one night as we attended a wedding locally. Staff were very helpful with sorting an early check-in to allow us to get ready in time to attend the wedding. Breakfast was also very good. "

"Very nice historic building and hotel. Recently renovated rooms at a high standard. Excellent breakfast. "

"We had a really nice 2 night stay, we checked in earlier as our room was ready, which was a lovely start. The hotel was beautiful, the service was excellent, the bed was very comfortable, the shower hot and powerful. We enjoyed some nice food in the atrium bar, a lovely afternoon tea in the 1853 restaurant. And some nice 6 oclock gin on the terrace - all with fantastic service. The only negative was the room was so hot it was uncomfortable, a fan was provided and was really needed. There was also a huge generator outside, and the loading bay was noisy. (room 6 - junior suite) "

"Beautiful buildings and setting when you first arrive driving through the golf course. I had previously asked for an early check in as we were attending a wedding off site, however they did not manage that for us, so we stored our bags and checked in on our return from the wedding. Breakfast was very good on a very nice restaurant "

"The best part was the early opening of the.swimming pool etc. without children till 0800. lovely pool, good layout, and receptionist very pleasant. Other staff all very helpful, too. Will be back again, enabled us to explore Cotswolds and the Forest of Dean."