Richmond Hotel Guide - Richmond Falls hotels in Richmond, United Kingdom.

"The owners could not do enough to make our stay comfortable."

"Lovely period house full of character with 3 floors of bedrooms. The rooms are elegantly appointed with real antique furniture. Our room had a claw foot bath and comfy double bed. Breakfast was a feast of locally produced sausages, bacon, eggs, black pudding and bread. I never eat black pudding but this was delicious so give it a try. Friendly owner was very helpful."

"We only stayed for one night but would definitely stay here again. Room and bathroom were clean. Fresh towels, tea, coffee supplied in the room. Breakfast included in the morning was beautiful and had plenty to choose from. All staff were very welcoming and helpful. Wasn't too noisy as situated just off the main square so got a good nights sleep. Close to all the shops, pubs and restaurants."

"The staff were very welcoming and gracious hosts. Especially Michelle, Demi, Elli, and some of the kitchen staff whose names I didn’t catch. Richmond is a beautiful town, the best thing about it being the people."

"Amazing staff. Thank-you so much for everything you did and all of your help "

"Stayed at the Buck few times & will happily stay again, great stay in the very pleasant location of Richmond "

"You enter the property though an out-house at the end of a path. There’s no working outside light so, if you arrive late or like to go out on an evening take a torch. When we arrived, the bins were overflowing, and bags of rubbish had been piled up along the path. The outside area doesn’t get cleaned or maintained so, if you like al fresco dining you need a stiff brush and bucket of soapy water to clean away all the rotting fruit, leaves and debris. The inside of the property doesn’t look like it’s been touched for 5-10 years. It’s Grotty! The walls and furnishings are dirty and needed repairs have been bodged. Do not go by the description or photos online. When we arrive the master bedroom had been flooded, the carpet was still squelchy, the room stuck of damp, and couldn’t be used. In the second bedroom the en-suite toilet wouldn’t flush and in the third bedroom en-suite, the tiles were covered in squashed dead flies, the broken bath taps had been repaired with a rusty bolt and the radiator looked like it had been salvaged from the Titanic which stained the towels orange with rush. The thermostats on the radiators were either broken or missing so, you can’t control the temperature in the bedrooms. The heating is either on or off everywhere. And for some reason all the lightbulbs had been removed from the bedside lamps. The kitchen surfaces looked clean, but it also looked like all the crumbs and dirt from the surfaces had just been swept into the cutlery draw. Cutlery an"