Greywalls Hotel and Chez Roux

Beautiful historic country home.

Beautiful, serene setting. Gorgeous accommodations, lovely staff & food.

Wonderful recent stay. Visited with our 4mth old baby and hotel staff could not have been more helpful and understanding. Cot was placed in room, we were situated in the corner of the restaurant with space for baby’s bassinet at dinner and the whole team were wonderful with assisting with bags etc. I called in advance to check if baby would be welcome in the dining room and was reassured that was fine. We dined a little earlier to try minimise disruption to other diners bur baby was ok and the team were again great. Dinner importantly was wonderful! As was breakfast! The room was a great size for travelling with a baby, and the bathroom looked recent refurbished. No fridges in the room, but hospitality trays with kettles available on request. The grounds were gorgeous - beautiful gardens which were lovely for a walk around.

Very nice place unfortunately we checked in late and had to leave early

Lovely old building with an extensive beautiful garden. Quiet and comfortable with attentive service.

Lovely hotel with traditional styling in a beautiful building with lovely gardens and views. We stayed here for one night following a celebratory meal for our daughter’s wedding. Staff were friendly and attentive and the food excellent. Our room was in the garden cottage with view out to the gardens. Really enjoyed the experience, thank you

A hotel that has great character and beautiful grounds

The staff and property itself cannot be described as anything but truly wonderful. 10/10

I love this hotel! The building is beautiful and the gardens are lovely at any time of the year. Staff are brilliant. The room was perfect overlooking the golf course. Breakfast was excellent. If you are looking for a romantic stay or just a night away from the buzz of life come here!

Greywalls is the most beautiful country house hotel with open fires, comfortable lounges and fascinating memorabilia. The rooms are tastefully decorated with comfortable beds and antique furniture, and even in February the Gertrude Jekyll designed garden is beautiful. The staff are welcoming and very attentive. The food is delicious but the menu is very limited so if you’re staying for more than one night it can be repetitive. We had lunch guests who are lactose intolerant which we flagged up weeks in advance but no account was taken of this so the only pudding offered was dairy free ice-cream. There wasn’t even a fruit salad! Also much of the coffee we drank was very weak. For a hotel of this calibre this was disappointing. Still we are looking forward to our next stay as the place itself is worth it.