Residencias en Whichford

“Todo en general bien, salvo que, aunque el personal de recepción no fueron groseros, si les falta ser mas “amigables” con los turistas extranjeros. Esto no significa que no hayan sido amables pero si les falta este tipo de detalles que te hacen sentir bienvenido. Lo que es excelente es la cena en el restaurante del hotel, simplemente exquisita. ”

“Staff were welcoming. I had a single room which was a good size. Room was clean but basic. Lovely village. My car was too big to risk driving into car park. A small car would have been fine. Parking very difficult in the village. Breakfast was also very basic with cereal, toast and yogurt but did the job. Not a luxury stay but reasonably priced for the area.”

“Beautiful property and conveniently located for the wedding venue we were guests at. The staff were very helpful and friendly.”

“Beautiful location, great atmosphere, lovely Salons, delicious food, and overall refined design-concept! The only downer: currently construction site, that disturbes the peaceful harmony.”

“Muy limpio, habitación bonita y amplia. Muy buen desayuno ”

“We stayed here for the weekend of26th June , what a gem of a place to find . Room was lovely , staff were very chatty and nothing was too much trouble , food excellent . Although not in the normal hot spot stays , this pub is in a quiet location but not far from anywhere . Highly recommend a stay here at this pub”

“We stayed just one night, a Monday, as we wanted to go to the market held in Moreton in Marsh every Tuesday, April to October. This market was first granted by charter in 1629 and established in its current form in 1976. While it is a relatively small market, it was very interesting, and we got a couple of lovely items. The Manor House Hotel is located about a 15 minute walk from the train station, and just steps from the market. It is an historic building just oozing charm. It is quite a large...

“Old timbered property”

“Fantastic views, excellent staff, exquisite food, cannot recommend highly enough”