Great place, lovely lodge clean quiet and very spacious. Staff were very friendly helpful and accommodating. On check in they were so informative and offered a free drink at the bar. Parking on site and near lodges. Area quiet historic and beautiful with good retail facilities about 10min drive.definitely will be returning for a longer visit.

Stayed there a few days earlier, and decided location was perfect for next trip following week

Apart from having to change rooms later in the evening because of no hot water, apart from the it is a very nice hotel, close to Bedford and amazing staff, definitely worth a stop over

amazing,quite, clean,Hospitable, friendly

Comfortable and clean.

Tired.

Delightful and very helpful staff. Hotels.com need to make clear that the parking is now chargeable. Good breakfast.

Great overnight

A wonderful, quaint, country inn. Not a lot of amenities, but the great staff and great vibe more than makes up for that.

4 poster bed for wedding night. Very comfy clean. Staff couldn't fo enough for me. Very pleasent indeed

It was a lovely hotel to stay in, nestled in a beautiful little village. The hotel's history was just as impressive. The breakfast there is a must and I really recommend it! On the not so good side would be the cleaning... we found dental floss things under our bed, as well as some yucky hankies, so not the best... what's more our room didn't experience house cleaning despite being there two nights. So overall it was a lovely experience, it's just the cleaning that could be improved (regarding our experience there).

The room was in an annex which was very poor for noise and size. Also the heat was over powering and the window opened directly onto the main road which was quite busy during the day but thankfully quiet by night. The shower was over the bath and because there was no shower matt it was very slippy which meant it could not be used without sitting down. Overall a lovelly hotel spoilt by the rooms in the annex.

Great overnight

This is a bit of a run down former Manor House. I got to my room in the neighbouring building after being spanked for £5 to park, accompanied by a completely illogical excuse for the charges. (Apparently it’s to stop locals filling the car park, but they already require registration of number plates and fine transgressors, so if that doesn’t keep spaces available I don’t see how £5 will.) Dorgard device in corridor was beeping due to a low battery, they already knew about this when I phoned down as I could hear it from my bed. Despite it being a non-essential fire safety device (I know of what I speak) and a very easy fix, single screw to remove battery, they said they couldn’t do anything. So I unpacked and got ready for bed, whilst watching the terrible to signal. They then opted to come to my room and offer a swap, labelled an “upgrade”. I got dressed and crossed to the main building, climbed to the second floor and the new key card wouldn’t work! Back down and another apology that room 14 needs the key issued as 50-something. When I finally got to my room the curtains were hanging on by a thread, bathroom was dated and floor was squeaky and uneven. Breakfast was rubbish. Bacon and sausages were inedible and tough. Coffee was stale and tepid.

due to this being a last minute booking of around 10pm and arriving around midnight that same evening i feel i should cut them some slack however when my usual hotels in the area were not available i chose based on the photos and overall reviews and was somewhat horrified by the room and bathroom, you will not see these photos online! if this room was £65 i would expect this but at £117 it was very disappointing...I won't be back

Room tired, bath panel broken and bedside lights didn’t work.

Situated in a lovely village. We liked the sunny patio where you could sit and enjoy a leisurely drink.

Alway well looked after by the staff

The hotel was ok, the room was good, plenty of space, comfortable bed. The issue we had was that they had a wedding there. They only told us 2 days before we stayed that the restaurant was shut and there was a wedding. We had to walk through the wedding guests to get to reception, the bar was packed with wedding guests. The party went on until 1am. The only good thing about the restaurant being shut was that we found a fantastic pub across the road, The Anchor. I would never stay at this hotel again, we felt cheated, but we would definitely go back to The Anchor

Excellent service

Nice hotel in lovely village setting. Tidy and reasonably clean, room could have done with revamp especially the bathroom but otherwise OK

The receptionist mamy was absolutely fabulous. She was so welcoming and warm. She made our trip

Hotel was very warm throughout. The heating was on full and staff had the doors open to cool it down. Service was great. The coffee at breakfast tasted awful and was cold. London Pride was terrible as it was so cold due to not being on a traditional hand pull pump. Rather have it in room temperature bottles (it should be served at room temperature) than ice cold on a modern tap. One person actually sent it back as it was so bad

I have stayed at this hotel for a couple of nights, most weeks for the last 3 years. Service always impeccable. The food is always fresh and perfectly prepared.

Good hotel. Decent breakfast. Friendly reception. Thanks

Average hotel that’s a bit expensive for what it is now. Property needs a big refurbishment. Rooms not sound proof in the slightest. Breakfast selection was poor given the price too. Premier Inn is a lot cheaper and nicer.

Nice big room, comfy four poster bed. Mostly clean but a few surprises under the bed (I'd dropped the back of my earring so had to look under the bed!) Plug in the bath didn't work, so had to improvise with a face cloth under it. Small radiator which was lukewarm but towel rail in bathroom worked. Hospitality tray a bit limited, we could have asked for a top up I guess. Carpets and wall coverings in main hotel a bit worn in places. Staff were very good and happy to help.Restaurant was very quiet and evening meal was okay, we didn't take breakfast.Plenty of parking and close to some nice eateries in Woburn Sands, handy for Bletchley Park and Milton Keynes.

The hotel is in a good situation, however the bath panel was broken , the curtains were stained and the room was too hot.

Quick night at hotel. Out in one of the cottages. Seemed fine. Bathrooms def need updating. Can’t change the temp on the shower.

We were placed in room 62 in the old Aspley Building.We had to be moved to room 65 due to an horrendous periodic noise from the bathroom.Room 65 had secondary double glazing however the actual window was impossible to open & the TV had to be turned on & off at the socket.Room information was not up io date.

Cold shower, filthy dirty everywhere. Staff were poor. Food choice very limited. Not a good experience

Stop over prior to early hospital appointment. Room was spacious and very comfortable. It was a cold winter evening but heating was excellent and we were very comfortable. The bathroom was spacious and there was no shortage of hot water for bath or shower. Breakfast was available for our early start and we both had full English. One of the best cooked breakfasts I’ve had in a hotel. Cooked and presented perfectly. Staff in all services bright and friendly.