The property is beautiful inside and out. I love how the old building has been incorporated in to a modern hotel. My room was spacious, comfortable and well appointed with everything I needed. The pub/bar/restaurant is cozy, with a lovely relaxed atmosphere. (I’d strongly recommend softer lighting in the dining room, it would pull a vast space together help the cozy feel, flow through from from the bar when it’s time to move for dinner).

The gym area is tiny, exposed for all to see and not appealing. The pillars around the pool were all rusty at the base which really lets down the otherwise beautiful pool area and is relatively quick, cheap and easy to remedy. The changing rooms need much stronger ventilation, to prevent the black mould around the lockers and the strong, unpleasant smell of damp. These items are important to me as a guest and desperately need to be looked at as a matter if urgency.

We had a lovely located room and the bed was very comfortable had 2 nights good sleep, all of the compliments of tea, coffee, cookies and toiletries. Staff all helpful and assisted when asked, the spa facilities and pool were just what was needed to help unwind. We had the breakfast buffet and the selection was excellent, I also asked for porridge which was not on menu but were happy to gladly cook and serve. The location of the Hotel is a little gem in The Village and there is a truely wonderful Redwood tree walk to stroll through whilst there. Finally if you wish to eat out and appreciate good cooking then don't hesitate a visit to the Gurkha Lounge, we found and experienced their amazing authentic Nepalese dishes.

Minor issues, Cosmetics really, parts of decor and repairs, fitting for shower head. Probably not easy running hotels in current economic climate but with everything on offer at Orton Hall a quality pro active Hotel / catering manager would really add something extra positive for owners and guests.

I have stayed in different rooms and always had a good night's sleep. The breakfast, both staff and food, are excellent. The same can be said for the Ramblewood Inn. The leisure facilities meet my needs and I like the fact that the sauna reaches a proper temperature and that guests don't seem to throw too much water on the stones so the humidity is low.

Sorry to say this but the Reception and Spa staff could learn a lot from the Ramblewood Inn and Breakfast staff. The latter are definitely more happy and make you feel welcome. Secondly, it would be nice if the floor in the Spa changing rooms (or at least the men's) could be wiped down more regularly using a floor shower squeegee or similar.

The room was very comfortable. Breakfast was excellent and dinner in the next door pub was OK. The pool and facilities were pretty good and although some people complain about things looking a bit 'tired' it is easy to forget that the buildings are from another era and not purpose built like modern chains. To change any of this would not really be possible without raising prices to unaffordable levels and would alter the ambience. A great car park and a lovely setting for walks after a big breakfast or dinner.

Given the above, it would be very expensive to totally bring the place up to modern day standards and to be honest we enjoyed it being like it is at the moment. Will happily return if we are travelling through the area.

The property is a beautiful 17th century (I think) hall renovated to a hotel. It has kept a lot of the original features and is surrounded by lovely wooded areas and greenery. The beds were extremely comfortable with real pillows, not the flimsy foam filled rubbish you find elsewhere. We had a meal in the main restaurant which was excellent and the one waiter they had serving was exceptional. He ran around after all the customers but didn’t appear stressed. We felt like we were the only ones in there by the service we received. The breakfast was excellent and the waiting staff were friendly and helpful.

There wasn’t an elevator and our room was in the top part of the hall (the parts where they have the arrowslits to warn off enemies) lots of stairs, so it was a bit of a climb. However, putting in an elevator would probably ruin the ambience and maybe the listed building regs won’t allow.

23 members of our family stayed to celebrate Mums 90th. The rooms were clean and spacious from Mum and Dads easy access room to family rooms. The pool, steam room and sauna were good for all ages. We hired the Hayloft room for dinner which went off perfectly. We pre ordered food which was served efficiently with no issues. The grounds were lovely where the grandchildren enjoyed running around. Very close to Nene Park with lots of facilities by the lakes where we spent the day. Would definately recommend.

Not too far for mum and dad to walk but only 2 disabled parking spaces. One of our party had a fridge. It was very warm so more fridges would be good

It’s a very beautiful building. The staff is very friendly and helpful. The area is nice to walk around. There was a bath tub. The room was really nice.

Very stiff in the swimming pool, jacuzzi didn’t work. There was no glass for a toothbrush. The location of a shower gel dispenser is not logical, it’s on the opposite side of the bath tub. Hand wash is to liquid and it’s very easy to get it on your clothes instead of hands. The light from the corridor is coming through the bottom crack of the door. The sofa in the room doesn’t look very clean. The tv is useless. Breakfast was ok but the choice could’ve been better.

Very relaxing stay. Lovely staff, good swimming pool, lovely food, excellent service in the Ramblewood bar from Andy H and the team.

Would really rather not have had breakfast in lounge on low down settee. We couldn’t go in the restaurant because we had a dog with us. It would have been simple to let us eat in a separate space to others and let us sit at a table!

The house is an old manor house with rambling corridors and old rooms. Its been tastefully restored and turned into a rather nice hotel. Breakfast is buffet style and lovely. The staff were pleasant to deal with, we had no issues. The spa, pool, sauna and hot tub are great. Not gold star, but for the money they all worked and were clean and accessible. Beds were really comfortable and the rooms large, with free toiletries, kettle, hair drier and bath/ shower. Wifi was free and the TV had freeview.

Didn't like the Ramblewood pub next door. The staff were nice but it was a little soulless and the beer wasn't up to much. The food was expensive for what you got, but nice. We didn't hang around long.

Location is amazing, a short walk to a bus stop if you wanted it and a manageable walk to the wonderful Nene country park and old railway station in the other direction. Building exterior wonderful and plentiful parking. All staff were excellent and attentive, especially those in restautants.We had a twin room and it was very spacious and beds were very comfortable. A short drive into Peterborough itself but location is a superb spot. We used the spa facilities which were great The pub is next to the main building and provides a good alternative if you want to eat there rather than the fancier Huntley restaurant. It was all very good for the price.

It was slightly annoying that our room 008 was right next to the external door which made a lot of noise when guests left early in the morning. The whole building interior is tired, as others had commented on, so I expected a shower curtain-over-bath set-up. If they did the place up, got rid of overhead moss on glass in the spa, updated the interior decor etc they could charge more but then I wouldn't have afforded it! It has lovely bones.