The hotel's proximity to local attractions made it an ideal base for exploring the area.
The staff were incredibly friendly and helpful
The room was spotless
The breakfast was truly amazing
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Every room includes Private bathroom, Flat-screen TV, Free WiFi, Socket near the bed, Desk, Satellite channels, Clothes rack, Electric kettle, and 14 more
18 m² · 1 double bed · Sleeps 2
The Standard Double Room at Stoke Place offers a spacious layout, featuring a double bed with exceptional comfort, a flat-screen TV, and free WiFi. The en suite bathroom boasts a walk-in shower or bathtub with shower, providing a relaxing experience.
Beds 8.2/10 · 200 guests mention them
40 m² · 1 large double bed · Sleeps 2
It has a bath — the entire unit is located on the ground floor.
Beds 8.2/10 · 200 guests mention them
22 m² · 1 double bed · Sleeps 2
She stays in a spacious, luxurious Deluxe Double Room with a large en-suite bathroom, featuring a walk-in shower or a bath tub with an overhead shower, and a flat-screen TV, along with free Wi-Fi and tea/coffee making facilities.
Beds 8.2/10 · 200 guests mention them
24 m² · 1 double bed · Sleeps 2
It has a patio — with a garden view.
Beds 8.2/10 · 200 guests mention them
65 m² · 1 extra-large double bed · Sleeps 2 · Suite
It has a seating area — with air conditioning.
Beds 8.2/10 · 200 guests mention them
“Insecure.”
Although the room was accessed by key, there was no way to lock or secure the door from inside—no dead‑bolt or security chain. The room, located in the old gatehouse away from the main building, offered no personal security. Traveling alone, I could move furniture to block the door, but if I had been with my wife, we would never have stayed in that room.
The building was beautiful with well‑kept grounds, and I enjoyed strolling around the lake, watching swans, geese, and deer while sipping drinks and dinner. The staff were polite and helpful, and the décor reflected the building’s history, which I appreciated. Our second room had a comfortable king‑size bed, and breakfast was good. However, the first night we had a broken shower that flooded the bathroom, so the staff upgraded us free of charge to a nicer room for the second night. Overall, the house felt tired: cobwebs in the windows both inside and out, stained communal area carpets, and a shabby feel. I learned a bit about the house’s history on Google, which would interest guests if some information were displayed around the property.
“Great location and hotel beautiful grounds”
The location was great, and the gatehouse, far from the main hotel, had excellent parking. Barry at the gatehouse was lovely, and the pillows and bed were very comfortable. The only downside was the menu; my wife, a vegetarian and pescatarian who can’t eat pasta or rice, had trouble finding suitable options.
“Uncomfortable stay”
The bed was comfy, but the shower kept leaking heavily and the noise made it hard to sleep, so we left early. The room had no proper ventilation, the bedside wall light flickered, and the shower controls were hard to adjust.
“The whole place urgently needs a refurb or prices to be massively reduced”
The location was fine. Cobwebs were everywhere, bar chairs were broken, bar bench seals ripped, and the food quality was poor.
“Insecure.”
Although the room was accessed by key, there was no way to lock or secure the door from inside—no dead‑bolt or security chain. The room, located in the old gatehouse away from the main building, offered no personal security. Traveling alone, I could move furniture to block the door, but if I had been with my wife, we would never have stayed in that room.
“Uncomfortable stay”
The bed was comfy, but the shower kept leaking heavily and the noise made it hard to sleep, so we left early. The room had no proper ventilation, the bedside wall light flickered, and the shower controls were hard to adjust.
The building was beautiful with well‑kept grounds, and I enjoyed strolling around the lake, watching swans, geese, and deer while sipping drinks and dinner. The staff were polite and helpful, and the décor reflected the building’s history, which I appreciated. Our second room had a comfortable king‑size bed, and breakfast was good. However, the first night we had a broken shower that flooded the bathroom, so the staff upgraded us free of charge to a nicer room for the second night. Overall, the house felt tired: cobwebs in the windows both inside and out, stained communal area carpets, and a shabby feel. I learned a bit about the house’s history on Google, which would interest guests if some information were displayed around the property.
“The whole place urgently needs a refurb or prices to be massively reduced”
The location was fine. Cobwebs were everywhere, bar chairs were broken, bar bench seals ripped, and the food quality was poor.
“Great location and hotel beautiful grounds”
The location was great, and the gatehouse, far from the main hotel, had excellent parking. Barry at the gatehouse was lovely, and the pillows and bed were very comfortable. The only downside was the menu; my wife, a vegetarian and pescatarian who can’t eat pasta or rice, had trouble finding suitable options.
