Inglewood Manor

Beautiful old hotel, lots of character. We booked for afternoon tea which was perfect and served beautifully too by lovely smiley efficient staff. Thanks Inglewood manor we will return.

Was here overnight for a friend birthday, food was nice but some over cooked, room as a little dated as for the rest of the hotel, staff very pleasent, but sadly this place is over priced for its condition

We had a wonderful afternoon tea with a glass of fizz. The sandwiches were lovely, cake selection was good and the scones were a good size, well baked and light served with clotted cream and Tiptree jam. Service was attentive and friendly, really the staff were all so nice and approachable. The grounds of the hotel are well worth a stroll around, although in parts in need of attention especially tennis courts. Unfortunately, the only thing to complain about were the toilets smelly, dripping taps and not 4 star! What a shame because everything else was just perfect.

Went for an afternoon tea after getting vouchers for Christmas and did not disappoint. A really elegant setting especially on a nice, sunny day. All of the staff were excellent, very friendly. A special mention to May (I think) who could not have done more for us (and all other tables they were serving). Really recommend going lovely for an afternoon out.

Billed as a boutique hotel with 29 rooms in a country setting. It is all of this but sadly not the peaceful break away we had wished for. Room 19 – if you get assigned this room in any of the warmer months, ask to change unless you want the constant drone of the kitchen extractor fan until 11pm and starting back up at 6am to help you sleep. The hotel is beautiful but sadly its dirty, our room had a number of dirty marks on the inside of the bathroom door, cracked floor tiles and mould on the bath edges. The room was dusty (which I have now seen is a common complaint about this hotel) and considering they are still implementing covid measures is more than a little disturbing. We did mention to the lady on reception when she asked if we had had a nice stay but she did not even ask the room number so I guess she gets these sorts of comments regularly. There was a fire alarm in the early hours of the morning that did shut off quite quickly and all the response from reception was ‘It was a false alarm’ – no real apology. The finishing touch to our stay was a warm cooked breakfast, in a dusty restaurant with smeary windows on tired and torn chairs. We actually decided to cut our visit to Chester short as so tired