Thame Hotel Guide - St. Mary's Church hotels in Thame, United Kingdom.

"When we checked in, we paid for three days of parking at £5 per day. The reception said their printer wasn’t working so they couldn’t give us a receipt. Then when we went to register the car plate, we were told that we didn’t need to enter the registration number. However, now I have received a parking fine notice."

"Was shocked how much I paid for the room and had no water or robes to walk to and from the spa. However found the bed and pillows too firm but gorgeous living room and bedroom and his and hers sinks in the bathroom with also choice or bath or shower. Over all had lovely stay!"

"Enjoyable stay "

"This was the ideal holiday home for our family with teenage boys. Every detail was so well thought through. The decor was gorgeous, the spacious rooms were luxurious, the beds, linens, superb en suite bathrooms - all faultless. We only wish we could have stayed longer. The owners are really kind and helpful - we felt very looked after. The games room and board games were brilliant and the garden was perfect. We especially loved seeing the horses, chickens and other cute animals outside our windows. Everywhere you looked from the house there was an incredible view. Although we barely wanted to leave the Barn during our time as we felt so comfortable and we loved cooking there, the countryside walks to the local pubs were beautiful. We can’t wait to book again! Thank you for making our stay so perfect"

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"This is a little gem of a place. Incredibly welcoming staff, comfortable rooms, delicious food... what more could you ask for? I shall definitely be returning when I am next in the area! "

"Yes, the bathroom was not clean (hair behind the door). The noise was quite loud from the traffic outside. I also requested breakfast, but when I came to the cafe, nobody was there. I had to then leave because I was late. "

"A warm welcome, clean and well appointed rooms and a very tasty breakfast"

"The barn was very comfortable and well eqipped"