Lovely property, lots of traditional features and hasn’t been overly modernised- beams are left exposed and brickwork etc as it should be! Several staff members were exceptional! Josh was always friendly and helpful, a lovely lady I think is one of managers was working on the Sunday evening and was so nice and friendly and just a genuine lovely person. A girl who did breakfast on Monday morning was super busy but had a smile all the time and kept everyone feeling well looked after! A tall girl with blonde plaits was very helpful and was excellent at clearing tables away and cleaning them without disturbing people, no banging around (which another staff member seemed to make a habit of! And should watch her tongue about mocking other staff in earshot of guests!!) The breakfast was excellent!

Some areas could have been cleaner…. Cobwebs we all expect in an old property but stained cushions and tarnished spoons in rooms not so much.. And some things definitely need updating! The shower was very old and adequate at best…. However nothing was grubby or dirty… just perhaps needing freshening up.

Lovely large room and spacious bathroom, all very clean. Food was pretty good but took a long time to arrive. Large carpark and outside seating area very nice.

Bed was a standard double in a room which could easily have held a kingsize or even superking, and the mattress was too soft and bouncy. Every time one of us moved it woke the other. There was a ventilation system running outside the room all night long which was noisy and intrusive as it was warm and we needed the window open. Food service was slow at both dinner and breakfast, the latter making us late for the event we were attending.

Good food and friendly employees. Very nice location. Good parking possibilities for me arriving with a car and a trailer.

It's clean and comfortable with a good restaurant although the menu is a little limited.Gopd location.Although it is on the roadside it is not too busy.Its definately more of a hotel than a village pub

Why do these rural English places assume theirguests want motown music blasting out We were not even spared Barry White Although to be fair that was only one evening.The service for food is slow.it took half an hour to warm a croissant ans some of the waiting staff are too inexperienced.On the last day there was no Breakfast left

Really lovely hotel and very friendly staff. We stayed overnight for work and had a really nice albeit short time! The reception / lobby is beautiful and our room was perfect for what we needed. High praise for the excellent shower pressure and cleanliness overall in our room. We also could not fault the breakfast - absolutely delicious and freshly cooked. We'd happily stay here again :)

Very small but would be quite helpful to have a mini fridge instead of the empty cupboard space underneath the coffee / tea table. Just to keep small bits like drinks or leftover snacks cool! Very minor though.

The hotel is set in a beautiful village. The rooms are large ,it suited our needs as we were staying a few days. The bed was large and very comfy. The staff go out of there way to help you. We only had dinner at the hotel once, the fish and chips were delicious .

The dessert was a let down , we ordered sticky toffee pudding what a let down, for a start it tasted more like syrup pudding, it looked like it was a portion that had cut in half, it was ment to come with clotted cream, we got custard and cheep icecream. Very expensive for what we got and it didn't taste home made.

Having stayed at the Wroxton on numerous occasions when visiting friends nearby I knew what to expect. My last stay had been marred by the hotel appearing to be deserted and run down a little from previous visits. I was very pleasantly surprised to see the hotel had had a makeover and that the lobby, restaurant and general demeanour was much improved. The staff were friendly, the room on the ground floor was very clean and very big and far enough away from the party we were attending to be quiet. The party was well organised with excellent food and the staff were attentive.

The price of the drinks was high. I realise that hotel drinks are expensive but these seemed especially hiked. Not sure if it was for the occasion or was the regular pricing but it should be looked at. Everything else was perfect and perhaps Im just a little out of touch with modern pricing. Nevertheless an excellent time as usual.

We have stayed here before a few times and always enjoyed the hotel. Since our last stay it looks as if the hotel has undergone refurbishment for the better. The room was very comfortable, on the ground floor and bright. We first stayed here 12 years ago and a number of times since it had become tired but it has certainly changed for the better. The staff for the private party did an excellent job and the bars staff were most helpful. Overall the hotel has been improved a lot and we would not hesitate to stay again.

The radiator in the room was stuck on full and the control knob did not work (room 21). We opened the windows but the room was very hot. In these energy-concious times it seems silly to waste expensive energy when a simple fix could be made.Some thought should be given to the length of the shower curtain as it was far too long and potentially a hazard when getting in and out the shower. It would be better if Decaff tea and coffee were supplied although the individual jars was a nice touch.

Attractive both outside and in. Large conservatory, lovely lounge and bar area, good parking. Friendly reception. Both room and bathroom were spacious, with a comfortable, extra large bed and nice linen. There was a sitting area in the room, as we had been given an upgrade. Quite private location in the eaves of the old building.

Mould on the bathroom wall - due to being in the eaves I expect, but needs to be dealt with. A little noisy at night and early morning as the room is over the bar area.

Lovely setting in a quiet village, very accessible. Friendly staff

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