The building have it's charm as it is a 16th century building the area is beautiful, nice hiking opportunities. Lovely staff they are welcoming and friendly they have a great garden space with a wide variety of food on the menu for any meal.

Personally the soap dispenser system what they have is not the greatest or it didn't worked for me, not sure, but i just went to the shop and bought my own shampoo and soap. It wasn't a big deal but something you should be aware of. The system is working like this you twisting it on the top and soap fall out from the bottom my issue was it didn't gave enough for wash my hand nor to have a sower with.

The hotel is in an amazing Tudor style farmhouse that's about 500 years old, and is decorated with coats of arms and swords. It feels very historical. The staff were very helpful and friendly.

The double room was clean, but rather small. There was a ceiling fan but no aircon, which didn't matter in April but I could imagine might be an issue in summer. There was a nice bar, but it shut quite early (10pm), although we were allowed to take our dinks to a nearby sofa room and drink them there. There was no reception after 10pm, so we were given a code to get entry via the back door.

We spent a great 2 nights at this hotel and will definitely come back. The building is beautiful, and a spring or summer stay must be great so that you can enjoy the lovely and huge garden (The February weather did not allow it in our case). Staff were really nice and made us feel very welcome despite having a dog with us who was quite excitable on the first day / evening. It was really convenient to get to footpath for a very long, circular and scenic walk to Symonds-Yat. Food offering was great for dinner, and breakfast choices were plentiful. We would very much recommend this place for a nice and quiet weekend away and will come back.

Staff really friendly, Compact double room was fine, provided what we needed for our stay, though nothing fancy. Great that there was a ceiling fan and opening windows as room was very hot, great for us there was a walk in shower. Lots of character throughout the hotel.

Food really good except we felt the full English breakfast although nice wasnot generous -1 rasher of bacon, 2 small button mushrooms, 2 very short sausages. No prices advertised for breakfast £15 per head. We went in town to Wetherspoons. Much better!

we liked nearly everything about the apartment ,the staff are excellent , the food is very good ,we have stayed here before and we will stay here again as we like the apartments and the inside of apartment was clean and comfortable , and we love the area.

the downside was bigger than last time we stayed ,so i feel it needs a mention, the outside tables chairs and balcony could do with a cleaning as it was quite nice weather but it was mucky with so many cobwebs in the sitting area of balcony , but what wasn't nice leading into our apartments was lots of bird mess and feathers ,feathers and mess was quite old and been there a while, and they did try to clean it up when i asked if they could, but in saying this we love it there and we will be booking again

We ate at the hotel each night of our stay and never had any complaints about the food as it was really good. The Sunday Roast was an absolute delight and you should make sure the table time is booked before the run out!!!. The staff were so helpful and professional from the moment we arrived through to leaving. The location was good with easy access to all the areas of the Forest as well as Monmouth and Ross.

Artist room needs early warning about height of bathroom door frame

Impressive building with lots of interesting history. I enjoyed eating breakfast and dinner in the Great hall. Upgraded from the standard room to one with a balcony which was a good move as the upgraded room in the West Wing was fairly small .Clean , with a comfortable bed and great shower. Parking on site and in a good position to explore the attractions of the area.

I enjoyed the stay and have no major dislikes however the public bar was usually busy so it was difficult to find spaces to sit with a drink after eating and we found ourselves having to go back to the small room . This is why we were so grateful for the balcony! There is a lovely garden if it’s decent weather and a tiny sitting room, but this too was always very busy.

Location was great, I was on a serious R&R retreat, the room was compact but was ok as I was travelling alone, not sure I’d want a companion in the room I was allocated. I booked room only and breakfast was an extra cost of £15.00 but there was a limited cold selection and I ordered the full English, while it looked small 1sausage, 1 bacon 3 mushrooms, half tomatoe and a slice of black pudding the quality was excellent and there was also a toasting machine with both white and brown bread on offer.

I was in the room above the entrance which was ok, but I’m glad I was travelling alone. There was some very high boxing in that ran half way along the wall at the end of the bed, which was very narrow to the wall. Wallpaper was lifting in some areas in the bedroom. Grouting in En suite was grubby in shower cubicle ( a little bleach would solve this) and missing in some places!

This was our second time to this hotel - which should tell you that we liked it the first time. We had one of their feature rooms, which was large and well furnished with soft chairs and a four-poster bed. We had an evening meal and breakfast, both of which were very nice. A wide selection of options for breakfast. There is a small garden at the front and very large one at the rear with lots of chairs.

Getting to the room is fun, as you have to go up two flights of stairs, into the apex of the roof and over the top of the dining room. Not hard and well decorated, but you do have to be reasonably fit and agile. As you would expect with a property this old, the floors are not flat and creak quite a lot. The lighting in the room was a little dim, but it had windows overlooking the back garden. The bathroom was quite small and the entrance to it was small and narrow.

Lovely old building. Friendly and attentive staff. Decent breakfast with local produce (milk and bread). Cosy and clean room. Good WiFi coverage.

The soap in bathroom. Well intentioned maybe, but misguided. It really didn't work very well. Get some decent stuff in. There's a lot of adapters and extension leads going on. Obviously, in such an old building, there may be a limit on what can be done in terms of electrical supply and wiring, but it made me wonder about fire regulations. Hotel sign outside looks daft if not lit up properly. Use it or lose it.