Court Colman Manor

fantastic hotel with plenty of character. food was a little expensive but to be honest you pay for quality and it was one of the best meals ive had in a long time. rooms were fabulous and we should know as they upgraded us for no extra cost and we were given a choice, and again ended up being the best night sleep for a long time. the staff here were absolutely fantastic, very attentive and obliging and no matter what time of day always wore a smile. would definitely go back

Friendly welcome from staff. Our bedroom was spacious and full of old fashioned character. The grounds are amazing and our Golden Retriever had a good run around. Breakfast was a sumptuous self service full breakfast, no issues about pricing gluten free food. There is an excellent restaurant on site run by a different company. It's a must!! Delicious top class food.

Upon arrival we were blown away by the beauty of the place and the lands. It was absolutely gorgeous. The decor is a tribute to the fact this is a tudor building and I loved every bit of it. The staff were exceptional and the breakfast in the morning was pretty good. The room was very large with an en suite and a view of the gorgeous surroundings. The bed was pretty firm but very comfortable and overall we had a brilliant time visiting Court Colman Manor

Stayed for one night after being there previously 15 months ago, what has changed?, the Indian Restaurant now retired and replaced with an English restaurant with home grown vegetables and knowledgeable cooks and staff, very good. The room was excellent, as was the TV signal, the only downside was WiFi, which was patchy. Breakfast was good but let down by scrambled eggs which looked for more like lumpy soup and tasted foul, when queried was told that cream had been used to make it, it a weird way of making scrambled eggs as it is clear the cream had split causing the upset. Great welcome and excellent staff throughout so well done, sort out the scrambled eggs and it would have been all the stars.

If i had booked a 1970’s themed experience, I would congratulate this hotel on how authentic my stay was. The decor, furniture, food and staff attitude are back in the dark ages. Breakfast was the worst I can remember and i stay in hotels every week. Poor value for money, very dated hotel. The rooms need a refurb’.

Great hotel great service and very clean room the staff are friendly we had afternoon tea great all very fresh and a good selection it nice not having to pay for car parking and lovely views from our bedroom the room was nice and warm all night had a great sleep

Well what can I say.. we stayed in the honeymoon suite, the word exceptional just sums up our stay, we stayed here as a birthday treat, the room was beautiful and the view was stunning. We had a jacuzzi bath tub in our suite and it was amazing. We sat on the sofa in the reception with a drink from the bar after a stroll outside, in front of a roaring fire. We had food at the on site Indian restaurant which was lovely. The staff are very attentive, after food we sat in a room just off reception which we had to ourselves, my husband asked for a cup of tea which was brought over, we also asked if it would be possible to have the TV on so we didn’t miss the football and the lady put it on for us, the lady was called Hannah, she was brilliant, nothing was too big an ask and she was very polite an helpful with everything, she should get a pay rise haha. The full breakfast in the morning wasn’t the best but everyone has their own preference and there are other things on offer to eat. Overall it was the most relaxing trip we have ever had, a friendly, warm a**osphere and we will be staying again. Thank You for our stay

Despite booking 3 rooms months in advance for a birthday celebration, and contacting the hotel prior to our arrival , they messed up the booking. No keys ready for any of the rooms despite there being a pile of others sitting on the reception desk. And I was assured twice by someone called Darren that my request to have the 3 rooms as close together on the first floor ( I was aware there was no lift), and I was nursing a knee injury would be accommodated, this was a total falsehood, as the rooms we were eventually allocated were two rooms on separate corridors on the top floor, and one down on the first floor.We couldn't have been further away from each other if we had tried, and the double set of stairs were a real trial for me. However we were met with total indifference at the reception desk when we queried it, and were offered a room with a sofa bed instead,sorry but after booking months in advance, I didn't want a 'make do' room I wanted what I booked. The room itself was well presented, and clean, though our bin hadn't been emptied , and a rotten bath panel with peeling paint was unsightly, how much would it cost to replace, very little I would imagine ? The receptionist doubled up as the bar tender never have I seen this in a larger hotel before, so you had to go to the reception desk to call someone every time you wanted a drink.The saving grace and the reason I give 3 stars , was the excellent service, and Indian food in the on site restaurant, and a decent breakfast the following morning.The rest needs some serious reorganisation,in order to to bring it up to a standard that most people would expect.

I stayed here five years ago and the first thing I noticed when dining here recently, was the faded decor and rather shabby interior. The place needs a jolly good re-vamp and considerable inves**ent. Having said that, our Indian dinner was excellent, staff were attentive, friendly and efficient and we left feeling very satisfied. No idea if the bedrooms are tired and/or faded, but it’d be a great pity if they are - money needs to be spent on this place.