We were very disappointed at our dinner in the Oak room but did not complain as we were entertaining guests and did not find it value for the cost. Specifically my partner and I ordered Liver pink but when we tried to eat we both found that the liver had been heavily overcooked and the accompanying 'jus' was highly acidic and we were unable to eat the portions as might have been noted in the kitchens. Otherwise the food was OK Also the service in the lounge was slow as we had to wait for our drinks order to be taken and then our wine to be delivered both after reminders (a half an hour from from the time we arrived!) Generally the service was otherwise fine We will not be visiting the George again

The breakfasts are really good, big selection well prepared & not rushed. The dining options are very good, both the bistro/garden room & the main restaurant. The food choices once again are good & varied & well prepared & the wine/beverage selections are excellent. The main restaurant is a really beautiful room & the al a carte menu is delicious, beautifully prepared & served, the roast beef is a must. The staff are lovely, friendly, helpful & very efficient, nothing is too much trouble. The complimentary morning tea/coffee in your room & paper are very welcome.The cleanliness is excellent, bedrooms are lovely with good selection of bath products.The rooms were cleaned & prepared very quickly. Its a beautiful old hotel with lots of charm but also with lots of modern facilities in the rooms.

Its an old hotel therefore lifts would be difficult, if not impossible, but for people with mobility problems the stairs & long winding corridors could be a problem, although having said that the staff are very willing to assist with cases & bags.

The room was large and airy, bed was comfortable. Breakfast was, as usual, first class with a diverse selection of food available. Staff were all polite and helpful.

Sadly our room was located above the bar area and although there was no interruption to our sleep by way of people there was some sort of machinery which operated all night which did interrupt my sleep. I think it was some sort of glass washer and I will endeavour to not be loacted in that area of the hotel should we visit again.

This hotel is a gorgeous old building in the heart of Stamford, with a lovely courtyard to sit in. The rooms are comfortable and clean and the staff were friendly and knowledgeable. There was lots of choice at Breakfast and it was delicious.

The only complaint we had was the service at breakfast was slow. There was 6 of us in our party and the there was only 4 slices of toast cut in half provided so we asked for some more toast which never arrived and we also had to ask 3 times for a glass of grapefruit juice even though it had been ordered with the breakfast.

The room was very nice and comfortable. The front desk was very welcoming when I walked in. The breakfast service was delicious and the staff was excellent.

The hallways had a slight odor , would recommend using some type of air freshener. The dinner service was a disaster. We were not seated at our table. The hostess said pick a table and gave us our menus. Very unprofessional. Two different people took out order which made it confusing. Overall four different people waited on us. However, the silver lining was that the food was delicious!

Superb breakfast, the hotel rooms, buildings and gardens all excellent, a lovely old coaching house hotel with generally a great feel.

Reception staff generally left a lot to be desired, it almost seemed a chore to deal with us. Cocktail list was very short and inimpressive, no whisky based cocktail for a hotel of this standard is poor. It seemed impossible for any of the bar staff to make a simple 'Manhatten' and they refused to do so, on the third attempt after 10.00pm I asked the really helpful lady behind one of the bars to put each of the contents into the same glass and job done!! The main bar was closed before 10.00pm. Having seen the dinner menu we decided to eat out as although the selection was good and I'm sure the quality was also good, it was also excessively expensive compared to many similar hotels we have stopped in.

Service is key here. The service provided by all members of staff was second to none. Being asked at check-in if we wanted coffee brought to our room in the morning was lovely, asked for it at 9am and sure enough, 9 on the dot it was there. Delicious coffee and freshly squeezed orange juice in the morning, no cheap powdered coffee here! Everybody spoke to you very professionally, right down to the chef looking for you and saying good morning as you walked in for breakfast and that just made for a really special stay. But the biggest thing was, having mentioned it was our wedding anniversary, we got a card in the room, and I think we also were upgraded as we were in a beautiful 4 poster room. It was truly a lovely stay!

price of drinks in the bar was quite high, but that is being picky as we expected it at this sort of hotel, as you pay for the service!

The George is a fantastic, old-fashioned, quintessentially English hotel. You feel taken care of at every turn, and nothing is an issue for any of the staff. The corridors are like a maze, full of winding corridors, with fireplaces and history. We planned to use all of the facilities and eat in the restaurants. Instead, we ended up staying in our beautiful room and ordering room service. As a treat, this is a wonderful place to be pampered, and we intend to come back every year, having already booked again for next August.

Nothing - it was all fantastic.

Excellent breakfast menu choices of any hotel I have stayed (usually 60-70 a year !!). Lunch/Dinner menus in the Garden room are outstanding and I entertained two business associates who had never had such good calves liver and bacon (11/10 !!) Rooms are traditionally country house style with tasteful period furniture matched by all modern conveniences in room and bathroom. Wide thick mattressed beds with very high quality bed linen. Turndown service in the evening with fresh towels and extra water bottles if required

nothing......keep it as it is that's why we LOVE it !!))

Beautiful old Hotel in the middle of Stamford.We were fortunate enough to be upgraded by the hotel and had two excellent rooms both with sofas and additional seating .Both dinner ( which we ate outside) and breakfast were great.The breakfast was freshly cooked to order and brought to you table not buffet which we liked. Also tea or coffee and orange juice were brought to the room in the morning with a complimentary newspaper. The hotel has lots of areas to sit and relax and beautiful gardens. Staff are all very pleasant & attentive.

We liked everything