Stayed here again in the Shepherds Hut for two nights within the wonderful estate grounds, an excellent, exciting experience different to an ordinary hotel room. The hut was was very nice, featuring woodburner fire, hot tub with great views. Also nice touches, snacks that you would expect from a high end room rate. (Popcorn a nice addition to the burts crisps snacks. Would be nice to have those border biscuits to go with the cup of tea and caramelised peanuts back as were nice with the beers)

Breakfast included and served in the restaurant, ambient atmosphere and aesthetics with chefs cooking and fire places. excellent waited on table service, friendly happy staff. Breakfast consisted of continental buffet with fresh fruit, granola, pastries, juices, cereal and full English breakfast with tea and toast. 

Room service, we had burgers ordered to the room which were great. 


Not far from Broadway village on foot or by car for other amenities.



Overall enjoyed our visit and would love to stay again for a couple of nights. A nice place to stay offering different experiences, restful and relaxing.

Don’t change what you do it’s great! (Some offers on room rates would be advantageous in line with other hotels in the area such as discounts, on the day room discounts, upgrades offers for that much needed break)

Some people will love this accommodation but for us not so much.
It’s not a hotel in the traditional sense, it’s spread around various buildings. We were in the Outhouse which I think was a block of four ‘suites’. There are a variety of accommodation, huts, tree houses etc. Don’t expect opulence for your £300+ per night. Although clean and neat it was quite basic for the price, a sofa bed in the through room from the bedroom did not make a suite. The noise from next door was awful and being on corner of the car park, a bit more noise.
Reception was not static, the receptionist (who was extremely helpful btw) was wandering, or lodged on various sofas - the modern way I suppose.
We paid £375 per night with £70 towards dinner in the restaurant Hook - it didn’t stretch that far! Dinner was actually very nice but I got the wrong main (they gave me a discount in the bill), sides (ours) were basic, broccoli and boiled pots, the staff are all very casually dressed, jeans, Breton tops, black teas and trainers - not what I’d expect with a £159 bill!!
All in all really disappointed, not relaxing and not a patch on other establishments offering something different with huts etc. unfortunately we were somewhere earlier in the autumn which knocked spots of this place so we were comparing and expecting the same level.
Positives, setting is lovely, nice windy drive through the estate, most of the staff were helpful and the falconry experience was really very good, very knowledgeable and a real treat. No argument with the bill and differences ie wrong meal etc and removing service charge.
There is 10% charge added as mandatory which I hate and would rather add at my discretion.
Sorry not for us and I think they have a lot to learn.

Third stay in the fish, this time in a treehouse with our dog. Our dog loved the treehouse and grounds and was very happy with the toy left for him. The treehouse was amazing inside but very overlooked outside. It would be great if dogs could stay in the huts.
Room service menu was not as good as on previous stays and still very limited vegan options.
Overall it was a good stay again.