Hotell i Sutton Upon Tern

“Nice comfortable room for an overnight stay with the dogs”

“Lovely place”

“The room was very clean , staff were very friendly. Only disappointment was total lack of drawers and very little wardrobe space. Geared more to 1-2 night stays and we were there for 6. Great food and really lovely setting”

“We had a great one night stay, lovely clean, huge room. Peaceful and quiet. Staff were so helpful and friendly. ”

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“Spotless room , plenty of car parking, lovely food and so were the staff.😄”

“Clean room attentive and pleasant staff and good menu choice ”

“After a minor hiccup with our room not having been made up from the previous guests, everything was extremely good. If this is the area you want to stay, this place is highly recommended. ”

“Very characterful room, staff were most welcoming and made a lovely fuss of our little dog , as well as giving him a sausage at breakfast time. Nice to have a bath too. Excellent value for money, will stay again.”

“Fantastic B&B in an idyllic location, run by Rebecca who is the nicest host you could ever find. The room was spotless with a super comfortable bed. Breakfast was great too with a good choice of hot and cold items. We will definitely come back later in the year.”

“As a football fan, it was great to stay at a place with such a close association to the professional game. The grounds and buildings there were very grand and impressive. I stayed at the main house with a sprawling set up providing space for work on my laptop and a big bathroom with a cracking shower. I decided to use the gym which was functional but somewhat underwhelming considering the backdrop. I dined at the restaurant being served by an amazing lady who was also on the front desk and made...

“The room had everything you needed in terms of toiletries and refreshments (milk and coffees etc)”

“Lovely room, very clean and comfortable with friendly, helpful staff.”

“Hawkstone Hall gives you a good feeling as soon as you drive up towards the property. The building has an imposing frontage and when you walk in through the door you get an immediate sense of op”