The Manor Hotel by Greene King Inns

my wife and I had a really lovely stay for two nights in this lovely, old historical building which, admittedly, has a couple of areas which are in need of a little bit of TLC but we found our room to be very comfortable and the restaurant and bar area clean and cozy. The breakfasts were great in the morning, and all the staff are extremely friendly and accommodating. What’s not to like?

Had a lovely 'late'' mothers day lunch, due to working yesterday, Food was gorgeous, and hot, served on hot plates, clean and fresh. We ate in the conservatory and the surroundings were very pleasant with plenty of space. We chose off the 2 Meals/Drinks for £30 menu, and it was superb value for money. We then had to indulge in the Cheesecake for desert, no complaints from us. Served by Richard who was very pleasant and a wonderful host.

Came to the manor today to celebrate my mothers 90th birthday as well as Mother’s Day, in total there was 13 of us, Richard was so attentive and nothing was too much to ask for, The food came out at a great pace and everything was just as ordered, Thank you to all the team for making g mum’s day special

The manor is an old hotel so not modern amenities. I had a double room with a large comfy bed and large bathroom. There is everything you need for a pleasant stay and although slightly smelly with damp and in need of decoration and new carpet. The room is clean and comfortable. The water is hot and tea/coffee supplied so couldn’t wish for more for the price. Staff lovely. Especially Toni on reception went over and above her duties to help Would stay her again.

A very warm and welcoming hotel, where the dinner and breakfast were terrific. We had the fish cakes for dinner with a delicious sauce, and the scrambled eggs and salmon for breakfast on sourdough.

We were given a table for Sunday lunch in the conservatory which turned out to be next to a children’s Christmas disco which started half an hour or so after we sat down - double doors open by our table. What a noise. Why weren’t we either forewarned or given a table in the bar which would have been quieter. Food poor quality - soup tasted like a pot of pepper had been dropped in it and the mushroom pie tasted disgusting. We were not impressed. Emailed Greene King to complain and told they would investigate and get back to us - needless to say we have heard nothing. This lunch was a waste of money and very disappointing.

I'm here tonight 10/12 2025 and omg my company paid £110 for the night what an absolute dump paper hanging of the walls woodchip that is there's no way its been refurbished 3 years ago the carpets are worn in fact I'd want paying to stay ive had a bad week with work due to information etc but this tops the week this is not me to do reviews but wow I couldn't help it fair lay to the lovely receptionist

I have just spent one night here and have left feeling very impressed. Strangely, I slept extremely well - no small feat for a light sleeper in a hotel. The bed was beautifully comfortable and pillows plump but not overly filled. The rooms are not in a new building so I guess they are a little limited but I have no reason to complain about them at all. I was warm and comfortable - that’s all that matters to me. As a vegan, your heart usually sinks when you have to stay away from home BUT I was very well catered for - this hotel has a cracking menu with a lot of choice. When dinner arrived it was delicious. Breakfast was a 10 out of 10 too. I shall definitely stay here again given the opportunity.

We recently stayed at The Manor Hotel in Yeovil and had an overall very enjoyable experience. The hotel has plenty of charm and character, and although some of the décor could do with a bit of a makeover, our room itself was spacious, comfortable, and well-kept. The staff were great throughout our stay - friendly, attentive, and always ready to help. We had lunch at the hotel, and although there was quite a long wait, Richard was fantastic. He kept us informed the entire time and made sure we felt looked after. In the end, the meal was delicious and definitely worth the wait. Despite a few minor areas that could be refreshed, The Manor Hotel offers warm service, good food, and a comfortable stay. We’d happily return and recommend it to others visiting Yeovil.

The staff were really friendly and helpful at this hotel. There is plenty of parking. We had a room in The Stables. It was a fair size with everything we needed. Tea and coffee making facilities, iron and board, hairdryer, shower gel and soap. The bathroom could do with a little TLC but everything was clean and tidy. The only problem was the size of the bed. We booked a double but the bed was a large single at best. It was comfortable but made it very difficult to get a good night's sleep. Would definitely stay again if we knew we could get a larger bed.