Charming and unique B&B, hosts were lovely and un-intrusive. Pretty sure the room we stayed in was haunted, as during the night kept getting disturbed by a figure standing near to the window and strange wet patch that appeared on the chair despite me and my partner not moving it through the duration of our stay, nor did we use the tea or coffee facilities (which were amply stocked with high quality goods), nor did we place any cups of water or drink near the dresser in question. Overall enthralling visit!! Would stay again:)
Laura Welshcake
My boyfriend and I decided to book an impromptu night away and were fortunate to find Edderton hall. The driveway leads to the beautiful house, past sheep and lambs, the surrounding scenery is spectacular. We were greeted by the owner who showed us to the wonderful room with a four poster bed and eth double windows had sweeping views across the countryside. We were recommended a lovely pub for dinner, which we visited. The nights stay was lovely and peaceful, breakfast was ordered the night before and was hot and tasty. I would highly recommend this lovely secret hideaway, and will be returning!
Pjx319 days ago
We were self-catering. 22 family members from aged 6 to 92¾! Good ground floor accessible room for the oldest member of the group. Games room and lounges for evenings. Dining room big enough to seat everyone. We'll equipped kitchen. Lovely decor and views. Bedrooms varied in size, some of them had the ensuite squeezed in while some were huge and luxurious. All comfortable and acceptable though and the shared spaces are lovely.
Jayne Kennedy1 year ago
Awful! No electricity or heating for the first 24 hours on and off. Poor communication as owners off in Miami and daughters didn't know how to put on back up heating. Dangerous as disabled room in pitch black along with half the bedrooms on a freezing cold January night. Booked through Hoseasons who have been useless trying to resolve and instead sent us back a pack of lies from property owner. Beware if you book this place - the electrics are dodgy, heating doesn't work, they run off the electrics of the house to power a caravan at the back, who is a grumpy old lady who says 'the electrics always go off when they hire out the house' and will kick off on you. NOT A HOLIDAY - A NIGHTMARE EXPERIENCE WITH DISHONEST OWNERS!
Bernard smith2 years ago
Stayed at this grand location on the seventh day of my 'Offas Dyke' hike. About a half mile off the path an old country house set in a beautiful position. Very friendly and helpful hosts providing superb on suite accommodation, an early breakfast was not a problem, can highly recommend.
Amanda Coneley2 years ago
A group of 9 of us stayed at Edderton Hall last month whilst attending an off road motorbiking weekend with Steph Jeavons' Motojunkies. The couple who run (and I assume own) the Hall were really helpful and welcoming and our stay was lovely. Our room was immaculate, and although a bit old fashioned, it was nicely furnished. Our shower was electric and worked really well. We stayed on a bed, breakfast and dinner arrangement. Breakfast was cooked fresh for us each morning, with the usual cooked options as well as cereal and fruit. As much tea and coffee as we could drink! Evening meals were homecooked, and included fish pie and lasagne. They were really flexible, with meal times being fitted around our riding activities. They have an honesty bar which worked really well. They kept the fridge stocked, and had a small selection of wines. There were some outdoor chairs and tables so we enjoyed sitting out in the evenings, and there are great views across the valley. I highly recommend staying. It isn't modern, but everything works, the people are lovely and the scenery outstanding.
Wesley Newman Fitness2 years ago
This place was very warm and welcoming. I was really impressed with the facilities for my wheelchair. It was not perfect and wouldn't be suitable for someone without strength to manage doors and the carpet, but the experience itself was brilliant.
Ben Nichols2 years ago
Quiet and comfortable place to stay, in an interesting old building. Beautiful views across the Severn valley. Run by a friendly and efficient couple. Not fancy, but good - recommended.
The couple who run (and I assume own) the Hall were really helpful and welcoming and our stay was lovely.
Our room was immaculate, and although a bit old fashioned, it was nicely furnished. Our shower was electric and worked really well.
We stayed on a bed, breakfast and dinner arrangement. Breakfast was cooked fresh for us each morning, with the usual cooked options as well as cereal and fruit. As much tea and coffee as we could drink! Evening meals were homecooked, and included fish pie and lasagne. They were really flexible, with meal times being fitted around our riding activities.
They have an honesty bar which worked really well. They kept the fridge stocked, and had a small selection of wines.
There were some outdoor chairs and tables so we enjoyed sitting out in the evenings, and there are great views across the valley.
I highly recommend staying. It isn't modern, but everything works, the people are lovely and the scenery outstanding.