Tylney Hall Hotel

Breakfast was good

Service in the bar for food was really slow and also food was not good value

We came by bike and were given space in a garage to keep them a little more secure (for anybody reading this and thinking of bringing expensive bikes, note that the garage was unlocked so check before you book). Grounds still lovely. Swimming pools good. Staff polite.

In the room: Bathroom sink hot tap seized, power extension lead not working, coffee machine leaks hot water while in use. It seems unlikely that all these things failed for the first time during our stay and the attitude of the person when I reported this on checkout was dismissive It took three requests to get decaf coffee pods for the room General feeling that maintenance is being skimped (compared to last time we stayed) The poor sauna (a two-man box in the men's changing room) and no steam room or cold plunge/shower is inadequate for a place that markets itself as a spa hotel

Breakfast and dinner were superb. Staff very attentive.

no swimming costume spinner one could be placed in the changing rooms. No shower in pool area or water machines.

Beautiful period property with amazing garden to walk around. Had a great stay stay with our newborn. Very family friendly. Lots of families with kids, babies and expectant families

No air on in the room

It’s and old hotel with character Lovely gardens

Needs a lot of TLC

Beautiful inside and out. The grounds are stunning.

Was asked to move rooms because there was not a fan working in my room. The room I was put in was not as nice and I had to ask for a fridge. Hairdryer broke and the replacement that I was given had a European plug. On the first night I went for a meal and mid meal I went outside to get some fresh air, because it was so hot and when I came back, my place had been cleared, including my wine!