Buckatree Hall Hotel

Staff were terribly

Hotel was adequate for what we paid. for their cheapest room. A bit old and tired but bed comfy, sheets and towels clean tea coffee milk snd mugs. Only continental breakfat and no other meals. Seemed very few staff and lift is still not working.

Hotel is very quiet. Lovely location but rooms are dated. Some cosmetic issues such as broken light fitting, toilet roll holder. Biggest issue is there is no restaurant for Dinner.

The shower was good and the bed was comfortable. No food available at all and miles from anywhere. Door keycards and iron didn't work.

Hotel from the outside looks great and Is in a lovely setting. Inside it’s dated, it smelt bad and the rooms were terrible. Our towels were dirty, the bath was mouldy it was very poor. We had to go to the local supermarket to buy towels and cups as we didn’t want to use theirs. Wouldn’t stay there again if they paid me.

The TV was not working well and there was noise in the early hours of the morning other residents

No food avalible, water was just warm. Glad we only stayed one night. Won't use again.

The hotel beeda attention. The room had broken lights and missing wall light. Loose tap on the sink and dirty towel. The grounds although could be lovely, it hadnt been looked after. Grass was overgrown and the lake was near empty with brokwn fence - not as pretty as previous visit. Staff gave no information bar looked closed and the restaurant wasnt in use.

It was a good base and the room was fine. No dinner or hot breakfast as kitchen out of order. A few minor issues with flickering lights in corridor and socket not working in room and building looked tired. gardens were overgrown which was a shame. Not sure it’s been recently taken over or just being neglected. Massive potential and was ok for our overnight stay

Our door wouldn’t open with the card so the staff member had to open it with the machine everytime we needed to get back in. The bar was open but with limited stock. Overall the hotel could be really lovely with a gardener to look after the grounds and some more staff, perhaps keys for the doors instead of the card system would be better and a stocked bar with bee on draught also