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Amazing hotel with exceptionally friendly staff who are always willing to go the extra mile to make your stay even more special. The rooms were beautiful, and the view over the lake was absolutely stunning. Hearing the cathedral bells echo across the river was truly magical and added such a unique atmosphere to the experience. The food was excellent, and the welcome was just as impressive, with a lovely glass of bubbles on arrival that made us feel instantly at home. I would most definitely stay at Boutique by Browns again and highly recommend it to anyone looking for a memorable and relaxing stay.

Charming. Lovely room and terrific restaurant. Great place to curl up on a very rainy wicked night…

Comfortable hotel, friendly staff. Excellent breakfast. Thanks

We liked everything about this hotel! The location was great, room was pretty, clean & spacious. The bartender made us an excellent old fashioned, tho we wished he had been a little friendlier.(he seemed a little annoyed by our presence) we had included the breakfast & it was well worth it. Loves this place & would stay again.

Stanbrook Abbey is a beautiful hotel. With its rich history and well-preserved features, it’s a luxurious stay and so much fun to explore. The staff is very welcoming. The breakfast is also delicious! I would definitely recommend.

Great location in an old abbey from 15 century

Wonderfull place to stay. Close enough to city center without the hustle and noise. Staff was exceptionally friendly and attentive.

Everything was exactly what we wanted.we love the Broadway stay there three times a year

Perfect for relaxing and kicking back for a few days. Quiet afternoons in the lounge area or a drink and meal in the bar/restaurant, the whole experience was excellent from start to finish. Staff were very welcoming and polite. Food in the Hook Restauarant was excellent as was the breakfast. Having stayed at dog friendly hotels in the past, the experience at The Fish takes it to a whole different level, our little dog also had a Pawsome stay.

Our one-night stay at Dumbleton Hall with my wife was truly wonderful and felt like stepping into the world of an English country manor house from the late Victorian or Edwardian era. Following its recent refurbishment and reopening on 2 April 2026, the hotel has managed to preserve a genuine sense of grandeur and character throughout. Approaching the manor is an experience in itself. As you drive gently uphill through the countryside, the magnificent Cotswold-stone house gradually appears at the top of the hill. Upon entering, the atmosphere immediately feels warm and timeless. Passing through the reception into the main hall, there was still the subtle scent of a recent chimney fire lingering in the air. It must feel especially magical in winter. The interiors are beautifully done, with a grand hall, an elegant library and bar, comfortable lounges, and a lovely terrace overlooking the grounds. The 19-acre gardens are classic English countryside at its best, with peaceful lawns and a beautiful pond. Walking there with my wife, I felt like the lord of the manor. We dined at Cedar 1905 and were very impressed. The Michelin-starred background of the team clearly shows in the quality of the food. The dishes were refined, balanced, and thoughtfully executed, with a modern touch whilst respecting classic foundations. The service throughout the hotel was excellent: professional, warm, and attentive. Breakfast was also very enjoyable. We stayed in the Junior Suite and liked it very much. The room was tastefully furnished with a lovely period feel. Overall, Dumbleton Hall does a remarkable job of preserving that classic English manor house atmosphere whilst still feeling welcoming and relaxed. We left already hoping to return.