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We had a lovely stay here as a milestone before our official wedding in 2027. I'd like to help other visitors and people considering staying or having a wedding here and wanting to book the rooms onsite. If you are a manual wheelchair user, there are ramps available to use. Best to book a garden room where you can easily unload. If you don't mind a few twisty manoueveres (less than 2) you can easily get from room to restaurant in 1 minute. My grandmother is 98 and had no complaints. The rooms available can have no steps and a small step in the bath area. This is a very rustic and characterful building. I personally don't mind the odd paint scuff, veneer missing on furniture detail. It's well loved and that's part of the charm. The rooms and social spaces are clean, you'd have to be really picky and expect the manor to be staffed by triple the cleaning staff if you expect spotless areas - don't let any moaning google reviews turn you off. We stayed during the June 2026 heat wave, so the pool was very popular. Bring yourself a reusable cup if you want to have that filled with a drink, because no glass near a pool makes absolute sense to be honest and this rule is observed! It'a not heated bur ger your shoulders under and you'll love it. The Deer! They were outside grazing at 7pm and 9:30pm, in full view of the balcony and seating areas. It'a lovely. You might even see an eccentric penny farthing rider which made us laugh. We didn't take our Nan out the grounds in her chair. There is a cattle/pony grid when you enter and only a small gate next to it. There's enough to do and see without leaving if you use a wheelchair and don't need to keep moving around! The food is amazing. We had 2 nights here and sampled the fish special, pie, beef blade and about 4 starters. You will love it and those chefs delivering amazing quality in that heat just proves their passion. My only comment for feedback is the service. In 4 addressable parts: A) SELF SERVICE for cold water or ice would be a really good idea, even without a heat wave. B) Clearing away plates and glasses. No fingers being pointed, it was medium-full on our stay days but there were some build-ups of glasses and plates at all service times. C) Coffee. In the morning, the filter coffee was like mud by 9am and the cups did need to be restocked. It became a bottle neck. Everything else was lovely, gluten free options, continental spread and fresh cold dairy milk. The barista coffee is a good alterntive but you do feel bad expecting whomever is on reception to leave their post and make a barista style coffee. We had to wait for this every day. D) Shade and umbrellas. I understand health and safety, as when there is a breeze the grounds can become a wind tunnel. Kindly invest in some extra sturdy umbrella bases for the patio areas because you will bake like a salmon on that courtyard without shade. Not being able to put up an umbrella that's been planned for a courtyard area needs addressing, your drinks and menu is amazing and more people should be packed out in that space! If those 4 comments can be addressed you'll have plenty more positive feedback from happy guests that allpeciate the charm and whimsy of this location. Staff Feedback - Lenka on the front desk was a wonderful asset to your front of house team. She gave us all the assistance and local advice we needed, my grandmother was very complimentary. - Staff on 23rd June, evening. You were very professional navigating some of the demands that evening, and were a delight. Thank you. - Staff on 24th June, morning. Again, very professional considering the temperatures and covers needed at the busiest shift. Kitchen and back of house - the unseen heroes, but my word - keep up your effort because the menu is stunning. Please don't leave!