Stoke Place Hotel

Great location lovely comfortable room. A nice stay.

There are plenty of things to like about this property: the staff are friendly and warm, food is quite good (both in the restaurant, as well as event catering), the grounds are quite nice, etc. Ultimately, however, I came away from my stay feeling that the property was quite worn-down, and must have seen better days. I stayed in one of the gatehouse cottages, located at the very entrance to the property. The room was quite spacious, and the bathroom was quite nice. The bed was (for me) very uncomfortable, too firm. Due to proximity to the road, was a bit noisy at times (intermittent police sirens, etc.)

A beautiful stately home with beautiful grounds. Great food. What's not to like?

Placed on the top floor with no elevators (room 24), no shower only a bath with attachments. Could hear every word of conversations in the room next door, and I either had the BFG next door to me or a herd of elephants as every time they walked about their room my floor shook. Throughout the night you coild hear the pipes and boiler going as was in a closet in my room. Wallpaper all ripped, damp on the plaster walls.....I could go on....

Quirky hotel with faded charm. Lovely grounds of the weather was better!

Very friendly, accommodating staff.

It's a lovely old house but refurbished poorly. Wall paper peeling off in my room. The windows and paintwork were not clean. There was a huge cobweb on the TV and the bathroom smelt of drains. There was water leaking above the window in the bar dripping onto the seating. The restaurant, food and staff were good.

Staff very friendly and attentive. Easy access and parking. Lovely grounds and main building. Unfortunately the garden room we stayed in was quite run down and the ceiling was leaking which caused me to slip on the bathroom floor.

Okay but not great.

The hotel was tired and needed a lot of work but the staff were great and the breakfast fantastic