Chippenham Hotel Guide - Wiltshire and Swindon History Centre hotels in Chippenham, United Kingdom.

"Warm cosy hotel…friendly welcome from young lady at reception each time we approached and helpful …room spacious with nice view of garden. Lovely shower room. Clean and everything provided. Pool lovely and warm and we used it late evening when up was quiet. Breakfast was enjoyable …"

"The little cation and tranquility of the place is to die for It is very clean and you appreciate the attention to detail.It has this vintage modern vibe that just makes you relax.I especially enjoyed relaxing in the drawing room with a drink. I enjoyed my stay"

"Everything was fantastic! Will definitely be back! The breakfast menu and dinner menu were amazing! They have great chefs! The service, the room etc was top notch! The little village of Corsham is a delight. A wonderful place for a getaway."

"It was a return stay for me. Each time has be first class."

"Really lovely place. Great spa, great food lovely rooms. All of the staff were lovely would love to return!"

"Great property with loads of space - lovely and clean (especially needing, towels and bathrooms). Would be even better if kitchen had more equipment/number of cups and bowls to cater for a group of 6. Also, the single bedroom without any curtain or blind, lightbulbs with no lamps and no locks on bathrooms made it feel a little unfinished. But overall a great property and good communication from owner/jost "

"A wonderful stay, delightful evening meals, and after finding out I would be leaving before breakfast each morning they provided a selection of fruit, pastries, and fruit juice as a “breakfast bag” each day."

" Very friendly host, a lovely private accommodation with great views. It’s a working farm and you’re greeted by beautiful horses - perfect!"

"We were given a handi cap room which was not the best as everything was low sink, bed ect. We were not informed prior to our stay I would have booked elsewhere. To find our room was like a rabbit warren if a disabled person had to walk to the end of long and narrow corridors it would terrible. Not impressed at all"