Guyers House Hotel

Lovely place to stay, really enjoyed our time there but still waiting for £50 deposit to be returned a week later? £0.01 on, £0.01 off went through same day we checked out but £50 yet to be cancelled & told could take a while!

The location and property is spectacular. The room offered itself though was basic.

Pleasantly surprised. Beautiful surroundings, comfortable clean room. Breakfast good. Evening meal excellent and everything made better by helpful, pleasant staff. Would return again👍

Pleasantly surprised with this hotel, we stayed for two nights with friends. Beautiful gardens, delicious breakfasts both days, great bar and lounge. Very friendly staff. Rooms were a little old fashioned and in need of a little love, but both rooms had very comfortable beds. Great selection of pubs and restaurants 10 minute walk across the side field. Thoroughly enjoyed our stay.

Good location. Quiet and peaceful. Breakfast could be inproved

Entrance and hallways when approaching rooms were dirty, with lots of dead flies on windowsill and floor. Room is very tired, with cracked paintwork. Cobwebs in every corner, plenty of spiders. Bathroom equally dirty and tired, shower head didn’t work. Staff at reception nice when checking in and out, I did give them my feedback when checking out for which they apologised, also saying they would have moved me if I had asked (I’d already unpacked after a long day and had to head out to meet colleagues so not really an option for me). The hotel and grounds are lovely from the outside, it’s a shame it hasn’t had the investment needed. I wouldn’t stay there again or recommend to anyone.

An established and historic hotel built of Bath stone just outside Corsham,Wilts off the A4 road to Bath. The grounds of 2/3 acres are beautifully maintained and with a tennis court. Excellent all round

This place went down the pan when petra left as she was the only person there that cared about good service. And the very bad reviews show it. spend your money elsewhere as there are better places around that area and better value for money.

Initially this looked like a lovely 4* hotel in a good location. The photos made it look much better than it was. Upon checking in, I was given directions to my room across the courtyard and I was disappointed from the off. The door didn't shut properly and there was a huge gap between the bottom of the door and the floor - surely these should be fire doors? Secondly, there was paint flaking off the walls and the room could really do with a bit of modernisation. I was led to believe that there was wifi throughout the hotel, but this clearly wasnt the case in this part of the hotel. Even the TV kept freezing and juddering. The following morning I went to breakfast only to be told "The brekkie room is up the stairs and on the right". Not once was I told how breakfast worked and how to order, where to sit etc. Very unprofessional I thought! After breakfast I requested a change in rooms for the reasons stated above and was allocated another room later that day. At least I had a WiFi connection here as did the television. Shame about the rowdy drunks trying to get into my room at 4am (although I am not blaming this on the hotel). After 2 nights of poor sleep and poor service, I checked out of the hotel 2 days early and had to go elsewhere. Not only did I not receive any refund for the 2 remaining nights, I never even received an apology. 4* hotel? I don't think so

On arrival to the hotel, you appreciate the grounds and the exterior of the hotel. However, when entering, the inside, it is gloomy and tired. Our room wasn't ready and we were told, it wouldn't be until 3.00pm. This was fair enough as we knew the check-in time. The very nice receptionist explained they had a staff shortage when we asked for a drink and said, she would go to the bar to see if she could manage what we had asked for. There is an inner courtyard you could sit, but no shade and the parasols weren't up. When my husband tried to open one, the string just broke away, due to deterioration of the string. The receptionist offered us to sit in the garden out the back. Now these were truly wonderful and beautifully kept. The garden furniture was piled up in an un-orderly fashion in a corner. The receptionist wan't sure why this had been done. She scrambled to get a table over to some shade on the grass for us. We were very grateful for her efforts. We enjoyed a drink and admired the space. We had glass of nuts delivered with the drinks. We had not ordered them so assumed they were complimentary. When we got access to our room, our initial impression was, it looks Okay. However, when you look more closely, you see things like the bed valence was very creased and it had been hoisted up in areas so it didn't look that inviting. It made you feel a bit worried about the cleanliness of the bed and bathroom. To be fair, both were clean in the areas that mattered most. The skirting, doors and window sills all needed cleaning and a fresh coat of paint. We had booked dinner in the restaurant. The young girl who served us was the only other person we actually saw. She was professional and a credit to the hotel. The steak was tasty and the chips were great. However, a handful of leaves with no dressing was very uninspired and at £35 pp, we found it steep. The atmosphere in the restaurant was truly the worst I have ever experienced. You could hear a pin drop and it was really morgue like. I asked if we could have some background music. The waitress didn't know how to make it work so I asked if I could play my own. It wasn't a problem, so I did. Afterwards, as it was early, we wanted to catch up on a programme in the TV lounge. My husband discovered there were no batteries in the remote. After an extensive hunt around the hotel for new batteries by the receptionist, there were none, so some had to be removed from another device. We were grateful for her effort. We had a good sleep, peaceful and comfortable. Breakfast, it was really disappointing. No pastries, yoghurt, fresh fruit, just a very overpriced (£20 pp) cooked option, plus cereal if you wished to have it. Again the decor in this beautiful room, needed cleaning and repainting. On checking out, we offered feedback to the receptionist/possible Manager. She wasn't interested and admitted she didn't read Trip Advisor reviews. We suggested that perhaps she should, as there is definitely a theme on the negatives which they could address and improve. When my husband checked through the Bill and asked for a breakdown, the nuts were on there. He wasn't bothered about this, but on principle we hadn't ordered them, but were charged over £3. I left the receptionist with my final observation which was the splendid stone urns out the front of the hotel and how nice they would look filled with colourful flowers. She said that they had all just been removed. I replied, are you saying that all your bedding plants have been removed in June? yes she said. New ones would be replaced soon. When we left the hotel, I looked into the urns, you could see there was no sign of recent earth or plants that had been planted in the urns for a long time. Just the dried patina of the aged urns. I was only offering some feedback on how they could improve the welcome and first impressions guests receive on arrival. I guess there is a money issue on whoever owns the hotel and how much they wish to spend to improve it and give their guests a better experience. Because of our experience, I wouldn't revisit and I wouldn't recommend.