Dumbleton Hall Hotel

Beautiful grounds and well kept gardens which is great for families and dogs but inside is very tired, much if need of a complete renovation which I understand will happen. Average to poor customer service, poor welcome at reception desk, no housekeeping in rooms - if it was on request we were not told. Breakfast average - disappointed to see a surcharge for salmon when rate advertises breakfast included. Cannot recommend - suggest waiting until renovations are complete.

Loved the hotel/location/vibe... However, we ate with a 3yr old + 1yr old at their restaurant. It took over an hour to be served our food (despite being the customers in the resteraunt). Kids were going crazy after some time (~45m). Asked for some bread to appease the little ones... Didn't bring it out until we got our food (+30m later). Dinner was >2hrs - not a great experience with little kids... Still, it was a really fun place, just a rough time at dinner.

Very good but no entertainment kids hope in future if u do get kids will enjoy more

This was my family's favorite place of our two week journey across the UK. The grounds were vast and there were sheep in the front. Lots of space for kids to run and trees for them to climb. We loved the dining room and the food was good. The hotel had the Downton Abbey look and feel. It was so peaceful and charming - a magical stay!

This place is amazing. Location is good, hotel is fabulous ad simply stunning as are the grounds and staff friendly. You will not be disappointed. Lovely sun terrace and some good local food options too if you want to venture out. Traveller note - although a couple, I booked one of the family rooms as it has a king size bed, lots of space and a bath. These rooms are impressive and well worth the extra IMO. Now for the only niggle, on arrival we were 'downgraded' with no prior warning to a small room with no kingsize, no bath etc. We were told we couldnt have the booked room for a number of reasons, none of which turned out to be correct. The manager kindly resolved in the end and we went into the original room. On reflection I'm sure the hotel was trying their best to accommodate a family already staying there with small children which I support but there's a better way of dealing with such a situation.