Hotel terbaik di Hart District

From moment of arrival, Laura and her staff were exceptional and very welcoming. We were in area for local event and wanted a comfortable homely and relaxing place to stay. We had a meal in the evening which was delicious and beautifully presented. Room was great size, very clean and bed soo comfy. Great nights sleep in a really quiet and spacious room, breakfast was tasty and we had a great choice. Would not hesitate to recommend to anyone and would go back in a shot. The inn is also going through a refurb in some areas to keep standards high.

What a beautiful and historic building this is the gardens are immaculate and the minute you step through the reception area you feel like you’ve gone back in history!! The minute you step into your room you want to go and explore the rooms the ceilings with paintings everywhere you look you are just in awe of the hotel We never ate in the restaurant however we did have room service staff were extremely polite. If there was one negative it would be that the room had the radiators that would only come on when the hotel was heated up so I did have to ask for a fan as the room was cold but we were brought one up before had time to put the phone down nothing was too much trouble for the team. Sam Montague Reception manager was extremely helpful friendly and went above and beyond our expectations couldn’t make our stay special enough and upon leaving Jo on the desk was so friendly and polite too. Sam is a credit to your hotel 👌 We will definately return Anna and Daren Oughton

Depressing place at motorway services. I had asked for a quiet room as I was travelling for work. One had not been given however the front desk gentleman was happy to move me. It proved to be a false economy though, since the noise from the room above was extremely annoying. I’m not sure what some people seem to do in hotel rooms – sounded like they were just pacing up and down between seven and midnight! Otherwise a clean and basic stay. Bed reasonably comfortable. Won’t stay again as I’ve stayed here two or three times now and I’ve never been really satisfied.

This is such a beautiful building, with all the features you would expect from an older establishment. It has an excellent location within walking distance to town. Food is delicious and varied. However, the real excellence is the dedication, hard work and attention to detail that every single member of staff take to make you as welcome and comfortable as possible. Everyone we encountered was ready with a smile. On a personal note, The Lismoyne have just hosted our wedding and we couldn't be happier. They accommodated our requests without hesitation and easily made this an amazing experience, for both us and all of our guests. Big thanks to one and all but especially Kim and Sheila.

Excellent location, very friendly staff. Room was very clean, shower was great! Breakfast included in the stay which included a decent range of food, they also had ‘to go’ bags and cups which I thought was a nice touch! Overall perfect for a business trip!

We were excited to stay at this family friendly hotel and spend some time in the English countryside. Upon arrival, we found the whole reception area odd - it was tucked away in a back room, and although everyone was professional and helpful, we felt the service was a bit manufactured. We soon realised why. The hotel was simply enormous, with long interconnecting hallways that we got lost on. Some areas felt like a hospital (that weird, T-shaped glass hallway cutting through the middle of the courtyard…?). The restaurant was enormous and felt impersonal. The food was expensive and not good. We were most excited about all the activities they advertised for families. The games room was excellent. Although the gym and pool were great, it was set up as a commercial entity with local members, so it was very busy all the time. The good thing was that there were many classes on offer (free to hotel guests), but the flip side was it felt like a public gym and pool ….a bit like we were in the way. Saying that, we did enjoy meeting the local members and they turned out to be a lot more helpful with recommendations than the concierge. The thing that really let the experience down was the cost of all the other activities. I had signed up for archery, clay pigeon shooting, carriage rides etc, but didn’t realise they cost around £150 per person each activity….it was just too expensive. We got quite bored and restless in the end and wished we’d stayed a shorter period of time. The rooms felt 4 star to us. We had a suite with interconnecting rooms. It was dark so we needed the lights on all day and felt a bit depressing somehow. Overall, it felt to us like a 4 star event venue - tailored to large weddings or the like. It certainly wasn’t up to the standard of other Four Seasons and my guess is that it will either require a major upgrade or be sold to a 4 star chain.

Hotel was huge, couple of things that really disturb me: 1. Toilet were old and it stinks of damp 2. There were no window to open for fresh air evening time it really gets hot the room needs fresh air to circulate, I had to open the doors to get fresh airs. 3. The most disturbing thing that occurred when there were cleaners and other stuff came in the room without knocking the door there were no display to put outside when the room was occupied I stayed there for 2 nights the stuff just gets in with their master keys. Very unprofessional. 4. There were no bottles of water at the table normally when I enter most hotels there was water but this one there were nothing. 5. Make sure you bring along your charger for your mobile, normally hotels have USB this days. Other then that receptionist was friendly to give her charger.