This is a lovely hotel. We had a garden room, which was spacious and charming. The beds are comfirtable and the garden just outsude the room is lovely. The staff were very welcoming, friendly and helpful. We had a meal in the lounge, which was excently cooked and good value for money. We also enjoyed the breakfast. My only criticism was that the yoilet flush in the en suite was a bit weak and we needed to flush several times

This is a lovely hotel. We had a garden room, which was spacious and charming. The beds are comfirtable and the garden just outsude the room is lovely. The staff were very welcoming, friendly and helpful. We had a meal in the lounge, which was excently cooked and good value for money. We also enjoyed the breakfast. My only criticism was that the yoilet flush in the en suite was a bit weak and we needed to flush several times

We liked the actual building but the dinner and breakfast left a lot to be desired. We found the three menus, to be used in different areas of the hotel, very confusing, it didn't say on the menu to which eating area that menu applied. We didn't like the open plan dinning area adjacent to the conservatory. It felt like we were having dinner in a corridor with lots of people coming and going around us. We had breakfast in the restaurant which we didn't like either. The tables were much too close together resulting in people squeezing between the tables when we were trying to eat, not very hygienic. There was only one ridiculously small and very slow tea/coffee machine for everyone to use resulting in a queue to use it. The food in general was not as good as we had expected the breakfast bacon was like leather but the scrambled eggs were nice. The other thing that earned a black mark was the very thin walls between the rooms. We could clearly hear the people next door 'partying' in to the small hours and to make matters worse when we called the supposedly 24 hour reception to complain at 2am all we got was an answer phone saying leave a message. Needless to say we never got a response which we thought was pretty poor. Overall for the above reasons we would not choose to stay here again.

We liked the actual building but the dinner and breakfast left a lot to be desired. We found the three menus, to be used in different areas of the hotel, very confusing, it didn't say on the menu to which eating area that menu applied. We didn't like the open plan dinning area adjacent to the conservatory. It felt like we were having dinner in a corridor with lots of people coming and going around us. We had breakfast in the restaurant which we didn't like either. The tables were much too close together resulting in people squeezing between the tables when we were trying to eat, not very hygienic. There was only one ridiculously small and very slow tea/coffee machine for everyone to use resulting in a queue to use it. The food in general was not as good as we had expected the breakfast bacon was like leather but the scrambled eggs were nice. The other thing that earned a black mark was the very thin walls between the rooms. We could clearly hear the people next door 'partying' in to the small hours and to make matters worse when we called the supposedly 24 hour reception to complain at 2am all we got was an answer phone saying leave a message. Needless to say we never got a response which we thought was pretty poor. Overall for the above reasons we would not choose to stay here again.

Marygreen Manor is a lovely 16th century Tudor building set about 1.5 miles from Brentwood town centre. Our twin room was spacious and comfortable, with 2 easy chairs by the window, overlooking the garden, a desk and chair, with a medium size TV on and kettle with teas, coffee and biscuits. The en-suite bathroom was adequate in size, exceptionally clean and modern. Our first night was a Saturday and they had a wedding reception on. As the guests were out in the garden it was very noisy until about midnight. Sunday night was quite different and very quiet. The free parking is very welcome as parking anywhere in Brentwood is a nightmare. Yellow lines or residential parking everywhere, allowing a maximum of 2 hours free in some places. The walk from the hotel took about 30 minutes but it’s uphill a lot of the way. We didn’t have breakfast or dinner so cannot comment on the food. We would happily stay again, though maybe not on a Saturday.

Marygreen Manor is a lovely 16th century Tudor building set about 1.5 miles from Brentwood town centre. Our twin room was spacious and comfortable, with 2 easy chairs by the window, overlooking the garden, a desk and chair, with a medium size TV on and kettle with teas, coffee and biscuits. The en-suite bathroom was adequate in size, exceptionally clean and modern. Our first night was a Saturday and they had a wedding reception on. As the guests were out in the garden it was very noisy until about midnight. Sunday night was quite different and very quiet. The free parking is very welcome as parking anywhere in Brentwood is a nightmare. Yellow lines or residential parking everywhere, allowing a maximum of 2 hours free in some places. The walk from the hotel took about 30 minutes but it’s uphill a lot of the way. We didn’t have breakfast or dinner so cannot comment on the food. We would happily stay again, though maybe not on a Saturday.

Room comfortable very clean all round cleaning staff helpful. Reception staff only interested in getting you checked in quickly. Did not explain the extra money that was taken on our debit card just assumed we knew had to ask. Still awaiting invoice and my credit on card. But the hotel was lovely

Room comfortable very clean all round cleaning staff helpful. Reception staff only interested in getting you checked in quickly. Did not explain the extra money that was taken on our debit card just assumed we knew had to ask. Still awaiting invoice and my credit on card. But the hotel was lovely

Room in the main build was quite dated and generally run down, cracked tiles or missing parts of the tiles in bathroom, toilet roll holder falling off, Carpet very tired, no Air conditioning in the room, rooms in the courtyard have air con but very noisy. Staff are great, but the buildings need a refresher, price point is ok ish A friend of ours stayed also and experienced something similar in their room.

Room in the main build was quite dated and generally run down, cracked tiles or missing parts of the tiles in bathroom, toilet roll holder falling off, Carpet very tired, no Air conditioning in the room, rooms in the courtyard have air con but very noisy. Staff are great, but the buildings need a refresher, price point is ok ish A friend of ours stayed also and experienced something similar in their room.

Beautiful Tudor Manor House. Garden and accommodation tucked away and unseen from the front aspect. Comfortable and cosy. Friendly staff who go out of their way to accommodate. Would definitely recommend.

Excellent check-in experience . Good value room . Friendly staff .

Excellent check-in experience . Good value room . Friendly staff .

Excellent stay, staff were extremely helpful and cheerful. Nothing was too much trouble. Will definitely stay hear again when in the area.

This is a quaint hotel within striking distance of London (using the Elizabeth Line) and Stanstead airport (about 40 minutes by road). Parking was easy and its literally only 2 minutes from the M25 junction 28. Don't worry though, you cannot hear the motorway. The hotel itself dates back to a long while ago (not sure quite how long) however the decor of our rooms seemed to be stuck in the 1980's. Whilst dated, the bathroom was exceptionally clean and well proportioned. Air conditioning was provided by a portable unit which unfortunately did not seem to work. Fortunately there was a fan – which did work and suited us much better. A nice touch was the fruit provided in the room along with bottled water. Our room had two sets of steps within it i.e. it was "terraced", whilst not a problem for us, this may be an issue for folks with limited mobility. I am sure there are some more accessible rooms. The breakfast was a self service affair with all the normal continental and cooked options. Service was good although the restaurant itself was pretty tired. Overall though, if you can get this place for around £120 a night (or less) including breakfast for two, then you won't feel hard done by. Would we go back?, yes we would.

This is a quaint hotel within striking distance of London (using the Elizabeth Line) and Stanstead airport (about 40 minutes by road). Parking was easy and its literally only 2 minutes from the M25 junction 28. Don't worry though, you cannot hear the motorway. The hotel itself dates back to a long while ago (not sure quite how long) however the decor of our rooms seemed to be stuck in the 1980's. Whilst dated, the bathroom was exceptionally clean and well proportioned. Air conditioning was provided by a portable unit which unfortunately did not seem to work. Fortunately there was a fan – which did work and suited us much better. A nice touch was the fruit provided in the room along with bottled water. Our room had two sets of steps within it i.e. it was "terraced", whilst not a problem for us, this may be an issue for folks with limited mobility. I am sure there are some more accessible rooms. The breakfast was a self service affair with all the normal continental and cooked options. Service was good although the restaurant itself was pretty tired. Overall though, if you can get this place for around £120 a night (or less) including breakfast for two, then you won't feel hard done by. Would we go back?, yes we would.

Very happy with this hotel. Was simply looking for somewhere to stay in this local area but all the major chains were booked so chose this venue simply because it was available. We are so glad that we did book and preferred it to any of the major chains. It is quite unique with its medieval charm and friendly staff. Would recommend this hotel to others.

Very happy with this hotel. Was simply looking for somewhere to stay in this local area but all the major chains were booked so chose this venue simply because it was available. We are so glad that we did book and preferred it to any of the major chains. It is quite unique with its medieval charm and friendly staff. Would recommend this hotel to others.

Beautiful period hotel

Beautiful period hotel

This was my second visit to the hotel. I was on my own and felt completely relaxed and safe. My room overlooked the garden which was nice. The food was delicious. Would be happy to stay again.

This was my second visit to the hotel. I was on my own and felt completely relaxed and safe. My room overlooked the garden which was nice. The food was delicious. Would be happy to stay again.

Nice stay

Nice stay

Beautiful old property, bags of character, lovely surrounding gardens and interior. Rooms could do with a little spruce, but very large comfortable bed and smart tv makes up for that 4/5

Beautiful old property, bags of character, lovely surrounding gardens and interior. Rooms could do with a little spruce, but very large comfortable bed and smart tv makes up for that 4/5

Very nice property. Afternoon tea was a ridiculous amount of money

Very clean and comfortable. Only downside was very limited vegetarian option for dinner. Other than that lovely place to dtay

Very clean and comfortable. Only downside was very limited vegetarian option for dinner. Other than that lovely place to dtay

Very nice property. Afternoon tea was a ridiculous amount of money

Only one reading lamp. Very warm as no real air-flow and a/c noisy. Comfy bed. Cheerful staff. Only buffet breakfast offered - not as previously

Only one reading lamp. Very warm as no real air-flow and a/c noisy. Comfy bed. Cheerful staff. Only buffet breakfast offered - not as previously