Historic Hotels in England

"all good "

"A traditional pub/hotel with friendly service and a staff aver ready to help. I am disabled so found my stay here made comfortable and welcoming."

"an ideal location very close to Windsor Castle "

"Our stay at The Castle Hotel was a birthday celebration that family joined us for on the second day.It couldn’t have been better. We were given a little private dining room for our evening meal and the service was so warm but not intrusive. We enjoyed our first dinner with really good 4 juicy scallops. As we enjoyed them so much we ordered them again on the 2nd night but we only got 2 each and an onion bajee. Everything else was so perfect so we couldn’t complain! Thankyou everyone concerned...

"The hotel is a striking and unusual building, very handsome, though we would have appreciated better signs - the rooms in the 400s, which had to be accessed through the library, were difficult to find when first arriving. The staff were very friendly and helpful, and we appreciated the location of the hotel, near the seafront sights (the Mary Rose museum, Nelson's flagship Victory, etc) and the ferry ports. Everything clean and well maintained."

"The Hotel has lovely staff who are helpful and polite. The food is amazing and the service was great. The bathroom was spotless, the bedroom clean and comfy, but the carpet needed a good shampoo or replacing. "

"Langley Castle is stunning, we are staying in one of the outside rooms, lovely large room with everything that we need. Lovely grounds, with a Peacock in . Outstanding food & interior of the castle, staff are very friendly too. You can even go on a tour of the castle."

"We have stayed at the Petwood Hotel before, in order to join a friends party. We loved it so much that I treated us to a room overlooking the garden. It was well worth the extra money, as there was a raised area with a lovely table overlooking the gardens as well as the huge size of the room itself. The history and atmospheric quality of the hotel is superb and the local area is fabulous, especially for walks or cycling. Treat yourself to Sunday lunch if you can as a fabulous pianist called...

"A wonderful stay in the King Henry VIII suite where modern conveniences melded with historical value. We enjoyed exploring the grounds, gardens, and a church that is adjacent to the castle. Our evening was finished with a delightful dinner in the castle. "

"Decoration throughput somewhat tired. The restaurant only opened for breakfast, so would have to eat in the bar or your room. Shower over bath with step up had lethally slippery bath floor, had to ask for non slip mat, which was supplied on the second day. One window latch broken and air conditioning noisy. Best part was the location of the hotel with an easy walk into Durham town."