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"The best stay and dinner I ever had in the hotel. The staff is amazing, easy to approach them. Everything was amazing. Definitely we will comeback."

"Our Christmas stay at the Welcombe Hotel was a nice break. The mansion is stunning, set in 157 acres of beautiful grounds, and if you’re lucky, you might even spot deer roaming around. The spa was good to have—the indoor pool, Swedish sauna, and outdoor vitality pool made for a nice way to unwind, and the thermal rooms were a nice touch. A very big shoutout to Sara and Muhammed, who were incredibly helpful and always welcoming. Their service really stood out. Breakfast was OK-ish—not bad, but nothing special. Christmas lunch, on the other hand, was disappointing—it felt like a missed opportunity given how nice everything else was. The bar had a good atmosphere, and I liked the local wine, but the overall drinks selection could have been better. Overall, despite the food not being great, the Welcombe Hotel was a lovely Christmas getaway—a beautiful setting, good service, and a peaceful place to relax."

"Great hotel ,already planning out next visit "

"A great place to stay If you want to go somewhere quiet, private and chilled this is the place. Everything you need in the room and with a spectacular view. We visited in the winter so will be busier in the sunmer."

"It was for our wedding anniversary, "

"Beautiful hotel, would totally stay again. The breakfast was amazing! The staff was very helpful. The area was busy, I mean convenient for shopping and many restaurants. "

"Last minute night away Very good price Hotel modern, rooms neat and tidy (few scuff marks but doenst take anything away Bed very comfy, rooms nice and warm, poweful shower Breakfast very good value for money with plenty of choice "

"Absolutely wonderful hotel a true one of a kind. Would recommend to anyone"

"Ideal stay for a function in the Silverstone Wing, which can only improve when the new car park opens at the front of the hotel, only disappointment coffee machines out of action for breakfast and coffee flasks were cold"