Clean and exceptionally comfortable room with lovely country views. Good location for attending a family gathering in the vicinity and also exploring the very picturesque Bradford on Avon. Restaurant and bar available for those requiring refreshment. Hotel staff very friendly and welcoming. This is a very old building but rooms have been decorated sympathetically and are in keeping with the historical setting.

Communal hallway leading to bedrooms is looking a bit ‘tired’. There was some noise from creaking floorboards in the room above but this is to be expected in a property of this age and it certainly didn’t spoil our stay.

Our stay at the Moonraker was extremely pleasant. We travelled over Easter to enjoy a quiet staycation in the area and the Moonraker was a great base. We had a superior room in the main building which had a very large and comfortable bed. I was expecting a sofa in the room like in some of the pictures, but we didn't have this as our bed was on a mezzanine. Nevertheless, we were happy enough with the room. We didn't sample the breakfast but we did eat at the hotel restaurant on the first night which was an unexpected highlight. The food was very reasonably priced and absolutely delicious. They also had a particularly nice Chilean Sauvignon Blanc at the bar. All in all, we really enjoyed our stay at the Moonraker.

Room was a little dark due to the structure of the building and window placement.

Decor, it was a lovely looking place. Stone and beams, the hotel and the room had loads of character. Room was nice and warm with comfy bed and lovely bath and separate shower. Great showpiece headboard!

Nothing I didn't like. Dinner was a tad expensive but in keeping with the place I spose. Ideal for adults, not ideal for family with 2 young children although staff made us most welcome. TV was great with Freeview and all the apps if you have Amazon, netflix accounts etc. I just wanted to plug my laptop in to the HDMI port and although I succeeded it was very tight to plug into the wall mounted TV. Maybe a cable could be left already connected?

Loved everything about the hotel. Lovely rooms, especially loved that because we were in the main house we had two extra rooms to explore. Had the best omelette I’ve ever tasted for breakfast. Staff very friendly. Pretty gardens.

The only thing that lets it down is that there is no staff member on-site overnight. The fire alarm went off during our stay and no one from the hotel attended, just the fire brigade. We were all outside for nearly an hour in our pyjamas and a hot drink would have been very welcomed.

Friendly staff, relaxed atmosphere, superior room was generous in size in a nicely converted outbuilding, all on a level apart from a few steps from the garden to the rooms, clean, nicely decorated, good hot water at all times, lovely bath and shower, warm room but with good windows and control over the heating, decent sized mugs on the tea tray, just the right amount of thought had gone into everything to make it an easy place to stop comfortably for the night (extra bin bags, shower gel warm towels, small sofa, space to put things, generous check in and check out times). The grounds are nice but not extensive. A modest and unpretentious place with history.

There was the rumble of a motor (motorbike, extractor fan?) that started about 7.30am for possibly an hour, I might not have heard it but I am sensitive! The sofa was a bit tired, but clean. The water from the cold tap was warm.

Breakfast - when booking we only had the option of room, paying extra for breakfast, not the b&b rate. The continental breakfast did have a variety of items as stated, but looked meagre in presentation. Dining Room - light and airy. Bedroom - very spacious and comfortable Dinner - beautiful presentation, limited selection if eating over 4 nights. Therefore opted to just eat in on two evenings

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Room was spotless. Booked a premium room with queen sized bed. Room was lovely full of charm. Food was amazing and staff went above and beyond to make guests happy. We booked a half board package and it was worth every penny! It was our Pearl wedding anniversary and we were given a glass of presseco to celebrate.

Needs a tidy up in the courtyard garden and the outside doors need painting, but other than that a truly romantic hotel.

Friendly, professional, helpful staff. Nothing too much trouble. Kept my weird food stuffs in a fridge so didn't go off. I most often was served by duty managers David (who as well as serving, introduced and signed me in) and Susie (who helped inducting me into dietary provision); Charlotte my evening waitress and Linda for breakfast. Blessings to whomever set up in the gargantuan Bridal Suite (Room 17), I spread out enthusiastically and I've never slept as well in any bed not my own. Everything worked and was clean. (TV I don't know as didn't use.) Apologies to anyone I haven't mentioned, kudos to chef Xavier who I didn't meet but gleefully encountered his talents as much as possible!

I didn't have the wit to stay longer. My parents are interested in staying though!

Excellent value for money - large comfortable room, clean, everything worked. Ethos of no frills in order to keep costs affordable, but everything provided to a high standard. Really lovely staff. Made to feel very welcome. Great sense of place in historic manor house.

The drive and parking may need resurfacing soon but overall an excellent stay.

Brilliant! The hotel feels like it was once a chic, luxury hotel but has since had to tighten the reigns, as many must in order to survive. However, in doing so, it is excellent value. The owners have been very clever in making economies while the staff are so lovely, it ends up being a super experience nonetheless. The rooms are extremely comfortable but with more economical additions on the tea tray, for example. One does not mind this since the room prices reflect it. Back to the staff: they deserve gold stars (ie, a pay rise!) for being so warm and helpful; in fact they are exceptional.

The photographs of the lobby with sofas don’t reflect the reality as the seating has been cut back. So if there are more people wanting drinks before dinner, or want to sit and work, there is insufficient space. This is a shame as it was one of the reasons we chose the hotel. Still, I would certainly stay here again if needing to be in the area.