The Garden House Grittleton, Grittleton

The hotel provides comfortable and clean rooms within budget, perfect for families with children. The service is very friendly and helpful, making it a good base for exploring Wiltshire. The location is in a peaceful village, although there is ongoing work on an annexe. The dining experience is well-done, but there were some issues with the showers. Additional facilities are well-maintained, offering extra privacy in the annexe. However, there were some maintenance issues and noise in the morning.

Staying at this hotel was a delightful experience. The rooms were separate from the main building, which made it feel more private, and they overlooked a large garden. The abundance of fluffy white towels added a touch of luxury. The accommodation was comfortable and spotless, ensuring a relaxing stay. The service was excellent, with non-intrusive staff who were attentive to our needs, including providing a delicious breakfast each morning at a convenient time. The location was ideal, situated in a fascinating village and close to notable attractions like Grittleton House and the Castle Combe Race Track. The dining experience was fantastic, with fresh meals prepared by the owner and options for dining within walking distance. The facilities were top-notch, offering everything needed for a pleasant stay.

I found the hotel to be within budget, located in a quiet area with very clean rooms and a great breakfast. The bed was very comfortable, though the room seemed a little dated and tired in some areas.

The hotel is located in an area of outstanding beauty, ideal for exploring Wiltshire. The rooms, while a bit tired, are equipped with all necessities, though they could use a refresh. The service is friendly and non-intrusive, offering a lovely breakfast at a flexible time. The location is excellent, especially for those visiting Castle Combe circuit. The dining experience is enjoyable, complemented by proximity to a good pub. The facilities are well-maintained, with ongoing work in the annexe.

The hotel is nestled in a charming village, great for exploring Wiltshire, though some ongoing work nearby can be a bit bothersome. The tea tray in the room was remarkably well-equipped, offering a shower gel and even cotton wool balls. The pub in the village served delicious food, adding to the convenience of the location. The proximity to the M4 was beneficial for our needs, despite some noise concerns.