Eynsham Hall

We visited for a wedding and stayed 2 nights. We had a double room which was spacious and newly redecorated. Most found the beds comfy however we found it a little soft for our liking. Parking was great and water from the shower hot. Loved the pillows. Wedding set up was gorgeous and amazing rooms for pictures. Looked very grand.

Went there for a Christmas party. Really nice food, service was on point and very friendly. The rooms are not huge with a standard size but they are warm, well furnished and clean. Beds are comfortable too. The dining rooms are impressive and the ground are fantastic, the outside of the hotel looks very grand. Limited parking, however their were multiple functions on during my visit.

Eynsham Hall is an extremely impressive manor situated at the end of a long well-kept driveway. The house, side cottages, and gardens are all maintained very well with character and history throughout. The reception invites guests to come through the main doors of manor into a welcoming and warm lounge area with log burner and resident cat. The communal areas are spacious and decorated with in an historically accurate yet modern style. The lower priced rooms are excellent value but are not in the main house. We stayed in the lodge which is a block of maybe a dozen rooms built to the left of the manor. The lodge is more modern and the rooms are small but they have everything you need and are still decorated well. The water pressure is mentioned by many reviews and it was noticeably weak but wasn't really a problem. The pool is part of a gym located within the grounds. There was a class going on when we tried to swim at 9am but they moved on and it wasn't busy after that. The breakfast, which was free with our room, was exceptionally good. It is served in the Red Room in the manor and everything was cooked excellently. The staff at breakfast and throughout the hotel were welcoming and all seemed to enjoy working there, including looking after the cat, who is not allowed in the Red Room. The Gun Room Bar is stylish and has a good menu for drinks but is fairly limited for food. The cheese plate and the chips are not big enough to share between two. We really enjoyed our stay. It was a similar price to even the holiday Inn which is fantastically good value considering you get to stay in such a lovely place with a great bar, breakfast, and a pool. If you have time to spare on your trip then this is a perfect choice as you can relax and enjoy the grounds.

Really enjoyable experience. Extensive drive leading up to the main entrance sets your initial impression and arrival ensures that impression is met. Excellent rooms, definitely recommend staying in the main hall. Great food at both dinner and breakfast. Lots of historic features and enormous grounds. Very pet friendly

Everything about this place comes highly recommended. Rooms had very comfortable beds, tea's, coffee, the most gorgeous views. The food was absolutely excellent. We had lunch, dinner and afternoon tea. Service was first class. There were two staff we did not get the name of.. our waitress for dinner and our waiter for afternoon tea. Both were very attentive. Brilliant cocktails from the bar and made by Dan. Dan and the manager Shaun took the time to make our stay very memorable especially to my mother in law who was born at the Hall when it was a maternity hospital during the war. If you want complete relaxation with gorgeous views and fantastic food and drinks, this is the place.

Arrival. We were well received by the reception staff who sorted our rooms straight away.

Building. Spread across the estate. A large older main building and more modern outer buildings. Fitness suite.

Views. Clearly not hooked for view but it was a lovely picturesque place.

Rooms. (I was in an outer room) Comfortable with all the facilities you would expect. Bed was comfy. Water hot.

Food. Lovely breakfast and lunch.

Staff. Staff looked after us really well at breakfast and lunch. Made sure we were happy with what was on the menu.

Overall. I would recommend to a friend.

Staff at breakfast were not very friendly, it felt like we were putting them out by asking for more tea, coffee and milk. The food was OK, but not overly warm. We stayed in the lodge and the room was small. You had to turn the taps on a lot to get water out. The reception staff were helpful though. It is a lovely setting but some things need to change!

Currently under renovation (->2023) and not open to the public. The building and grounds are beautiful, and will be stunning when it reopens.