The hotel's visually stunning building and picturesque surroundings were a major draw for us
The hotel's swimming pool was a lovely feature that added to our overall experience
The breakfast was a highlight, with a choice of continental or full English options
The room itself was lovely, but it had some issues, including a broken sofa and stained chairs
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The room itself was lovely, but it had some issues, including a broken sofa and stained chairs
— how guests describe the rooms
Every room includes Free WiFi, Flat-screen TV, Private bathroom, Bath, Carpeted, Desk, Tile/marble floor, Electric kettle, and 15 more
38 m² · 1 large double bed
The Double Room - Manor House at Haughton Hall Hotel & Leisure Club offers exceptional comfort with a spacious layout, a large double bed, and a private bathroom featuring a bath. Guests enjoy garden views, free WiFi, and access to leisure facilities.
Beds 6.9/10 · 410 guests mention them
30 m² · 2 single beds
The Classic Twin Room at Haughton Hall Hotel & Leisure Club offers a spacious layout, featuring two single beds, a private bathroom with a bath and shower, and a flat-screen TV with garden views. It also includes a tea and coffee maker and free WiFi.
Beds 6.9/10 · 410 guests mention them
33 m² · 1 double bed and 2 single beds
The Family Room - Classic at Haughton Hall Hotel & Leisure Club offers spacious accommodations with an inner courtyard view, a private bathroom featuring a bath and shower, and a flat-screen TV with satellite channels, along with complimentary amenities and thoughtful touches.
Beds 6.9/10 · 410 guests mention them
42 m² · 1 large double bed · Sleeps 2 · Suite
The One-Bedroom Suite with Garden View at Haughton Hall Hotel & Leisure Club features a spacious layout, a large double bed, and a modern design with a roll-top bath, fireplace, and en-suite shower room, offering exceptional comfort and a serene garden view.
Beds 6.9/10 · 410 guests mention them
50 m² · 1 large double bed · Sleeps 2
The Four Poster Room at Haughton Hall Hotel & Leisure Club features a spacious layout, a large double bed, and an en-suite bathroom with a bath. It offers a garden view, free WiFi, and access to leisure facilities, along with thoughtful amenities like biscuits and bottled water.
Beds 6.9/10 · 410 guests mention them
23 m² · 1 double bed
This spacious double room offers exceptional comfort, featuring a contemporary design, a flat-screen TV, complimentary refreshments, and a private bathroom with a bath. Guests also enjoy a garden view and access to leisure facilities.
Beds 6.9/10 · 410 guests mention them
14 m² · 1 single bed
The Standard Single Room at Haughton Hall Hotel & Leisure Club features a private bathroom with a bath, flat-screen TV, and inner courtyard view. It includes free WiFi, tea and coffee maker, and offers exceptional comfort with a spacious layout.
Beds 6.9/10 · 410 guests mention them
“Overall not a bad stay as prices reasonable for 2 rooms and staff could not have been more helpful”
Haughton Hall sits in a lovely location. The staff were very friendly and extremely helpful. The property was once beautiful but now feels a bit dated and in need of refurbishment. We booked two rooms in the main house: one was fine—dated yet spacious and comfortable; the other suffered from a musty smell and bathroom issues, including a dripping shower tap. The leisure pool was nice but needs tidying up. Breakfast in the morning was great. Overall, not a bad stay given the reasonable prices for two rooms and the staff’s helpfulness. The property is very dated and needs a lot of money spent on it.
Staff very friendly and leisure facilities good. Hotel was very dated, bed very uncomfortable mould on ceiling in bathroom. Evening menu very basic didnt try breakfast. Grounds a bit of a mess lots of weeds everywhere
“Pleasant stay”
The hotel is an impressive Grade 2 building that unfortunately looks tired. The new owners are clearly trying to improve it. Our bedroom was clean, the beds were comfortable, and the facilities were good. The staff were friendly and helpful; I appreciated the reception team for recording our car details for the free parking available to hotel residents. The swimming pool and sauna were lovely. Tristan was a helpful member of the team, and there was a gym that my daughter found impressive. Breakfasts were really good, and we complimented the chef; there were plenty of choices and the service was very helpful. The women's changing room could use more privacy—perhaps a couple of cubicles—since it was an open plan area and felt cramped. The tennis courts were broken but will be fixed next year. A tree fell on the fence, which explains why it wasn’t open.
“We didn’t stay as it was so bad.”
Nothing - so much so we refused to stay - see complaint submitted. It was duty, run down, smelt of mould/damp and was nothing like advertised
“Disappointing, but good photography on ad”
The bed was comfy and the room was very clean, but there was almost no staff around. The food left a lot to be desired – the salad was old and slimy, and the garlic bread was overcooked. The building looked worn down; curtains lacked enough hooks, the window barely stayed closed, and the shower curtain rail was broken. The TV in the room only had a radio channel. A single lady was hustling around, trying to juggle everything, and she did try very hard.
“Overall not a bad stay as prices reasonable for 2 rooms and staff could not have been more helpful”
Haughton Hall sits in a lovely location. The staff were very friendly and extremely helpful. The property was once beautiful but now feels a bit dated and in need of refurbishment. We booked two rooms in the main house: one was fine—dated yet spacious and comfortable; the other suffered from a musty smell and bathroom issues, including a dripping shower tap. The leisure pool was nice but needs tidying up. Breakfast in the morning was great. Overall, not a bad stay given the reasonable prices for two rooms and the staff’s helpfulness. The property is very dated and needs a lot of money spent on it.
“We didn’t stay as it was so bad.”
Nothing - so much so we refused to stay - see complaint submitted. It was duty, run down, smelt of mould/damp and was nothing like advertised
Staff very friendly and leisure facilities good. Hotel was very dated, bed very uncomfortable mould on ceiling in bathroom. Evening menu very basic didnt try breakfast. Grounds a bit of a mess lots of weeds everywhere
“Disappointing, but good photography on ad”
The bed was comfy and the room was very clean, but there was almost no staff around. The food left a lot to be desired – the salad was old and slimy, and the garlic bread was overcooked. The building looked worn down; curtains lacked enough hooks, the window barely stayed closed, and the shower curtain rail was broken. The TV in the room only had a radio channel. A single lady was hustling around, trying to juggle everything, and she did try very hard.
“Pleasant stay”
The hotel is an impressive Grade 2 building that unfortunately looks tired. The new owners are clearly trying to improve it. Our bedroom was clean, the beds were comfortable, and the facilities were good. The staff were friendly and helpful; I appreciated the reception team for recording our car details for the free parking available to hotel residents. The swimming pool and sauna were lovely. Tristan was a helpful member of the team, and there was a gym that my daughter found impressive. Breakfasts were really good, and we complimented the chef; there were plenty of choices and the service was very helpful. The women's changing room could use more privacy—perhaps a couple of cubicles—since it was an open plan area and felt cramped. The tennis courts were broken but will be fixed next year. A tree fell on the fence, which explains why it wasn’t open.
