Marygreen Manor

This is a Tudor manor house with rooms that open out onto a peaceful and well-kept garden, creating a relaxing environment. Both the lounge and dining menus are very good and reasonably priced. Be aware though, that it can become a little loud on a Friday or Saturday evening.

Had an evening meal "a la carte" last night. It was fairly expensive at nearly £130 for two people for two courses. Service was not great. Food was visually OK, but quite small portions with items forgotten from our plate, and we required side orders... of course, at extra charge. OK, taste-wise, but nothing that couldn't be cooked at home without too much trouble. Halfway through our meal, the air-con was switched on... right behind us... which made us cold and uncomfortable. Considering the cost, not impressed and probably would not eat there again. Welcoming hotel, though, and a good location.

We booked to stay here as a quick break after a day at the horses From the first initial meeting with reception we were instantly looked down on. We had prepaid for our room asked if we wanted a tab which we agreed to, we then booked for dinner at 7.15pm had dinner which was OK then asked what room We were in we then stated the room number. Went back to our room then one of the mangers then knocked and asked us to pay our bill even though we had a room and tab. The following morning we went to go for breakfast, no one at reception we walked round the breakfast waiter looked us up and down then said we didnt have breakfast even though again this was confirmed on check in. The overall attitude toward us throughout our experience is that we were lower class. We have stayed in 100's hotels and have never been made to feel like this absolutely appalled. I run a local business myself and wouldn't dream of ever making someone feel so uncomfortable