Weston Hall

We spontaneously popped in here on a Wednesday and had lunch in the atmospheric Cellar restaurant .
We were very happy with our choices of a beef roast dinner and a huge fish with chips, then dessert £20 pp absolutely amazing offer. They didn't scrimp on the portion sizes and the quality was *4 .
Staff were young ladies, in training, professional , smart and polite.
There was a wedding upstairs and outside, some guest eating. Happy and friendly atmosphere.
Already recommended to a few people and will be back ourselves.

Everything, room and hotel was amazing!

Stylish and historical. Beds comfy and outside terrace beautiful. Food was also v good - continental breakfast first class

Delicious food, constant supply of tea/coffee and excellent service.

Avoid if you are disabled because theres little access if you have a disability. We stayed overnight and the bedrooms are on the top floor, there is no lift, just 54 stairs and the climb is steep. On the plus side its a lovely place, built in 1510 and a lot of the historical features can be seen. The staff are all excellent, good teamwork and they are very focused on customer service. Great place for a wedding. As a listed building there are limitations such as providing a lift but a big improvement would be to build some overnight accomodation lodges in the ground for anybody who disabled.

Nice property

Having worked in hospitality for many years, including managing bars and restaurants with one operating at a 2 AA Rosette standard, I appreciate the challenges the industry faces. I visited on 11th July with my mum to celebrate her birthday. We've dined here on several previous occasions and have always enjoyed the food, which makes this visit even more disappointing.
Unfortunately, all of the draught beer and cider was unavailable due to the hot weather. While this is understandable, we ordered a Bacardi and Coke and found the Coke to be completely flat. I then ordered a bottle of beer and a half lemonade to make a shandy, only to find the lemonade was also flat. It's fairly common knowledge that if cellar cooling is struggling in extreme temperatures, post-mix soft drinks can often be affected too, so this should have been checked before service.
The menu also felt very limited and lacked the quality and creativity I remembered, with dishes feeling more like standard pub food than those worthy of such a beautiful venue.
I chose the chicken skewers, which consisted of just three small pieces of chicken, accompanied by dry mushrooms and what can only be described as a tired, unappealing salad. My mum ordered the mango curry with added chicken. While pleasant enough, it was very bland and could have benefited from a little chilli or seasoning to give it some flavour.
Service was also disappointing. The lady who seated us said she would bring over a jug of water, but it never arrived, and we didn't see her again for the remainder of our visit.
To add to the atmosphere, 1930s-style music was playing throughout the meal, which felt completely out of place for the setting. With such an incredible building and beautiful surroundings, it's a shame to see the overall standard slip so much compared with our previous visits.
I genuinely wanted this visit to be as enjoyable as those we've had before, especially as it was a birthday celebration. Sadly, it fell well below expectations. I sincerely hope standards improve because this venue has so much potential, but based on this experience, I don't think we'll be returning until they do.

Beautiful property, great location, comfortable room and friendly staff great value for money.

Absolutely excellent in all respects

Beautiful grounds, beautiful rooms, excellent staff

Superb.. Beautiful room, staff friendly and efficient. Excellent breakfast too.

Beautiful hotel in stunning grounds. Lovely rooms.

Beautiful rooms and fab food .

Beautiful building adapted to be a hotel.