Dating from the 12th century, the historical Castle Inn boasts original features and an innovative restaurant. Situated in picturesque Castle Combe, the Castle Combe Circuit is half a mile away.
Kimberley
United Kingdom
The pub is delightful and we had a lovely lunch. My reason for scoring slightly lower is our disappointment with the original room we were allocated. Room 10 avoid at all costs!!! We made jokes about it being the penthouse room on the way up the countless number of stairs however the joke backfired because not only was it literally on and overlooking the roof we suddenly realised the imposing noise we could hear was from all extractors/generators outside our bedroom windows on the roof !! This is not a budget hotel, we paid approximately £450 for 2 nights RO. I immediately contacted reception to advise there was no way I was prepared to stay in this room and would find it impossible to sleep with the noise penetrating into it. I have to say they were very good and luckily managed to move us to a superior room but my point is this room should either be heavily discounted with some advice on view and noise issues. Had there not been another room available we would have been in trouble.
The Manor House is a stunning 14th-century building set in 365 acres of secluded parkland on the outskirts of Bath.
MG747
Netherlands
On balance, not a lot after how our experience ended, however credit where credit is due and that is for those who served us dinner and drinks who went above and beyond. Saskia among them. They were more in line with how we imagined the Manor House.
Offering a garden and garden view, Paddock View, Castle Combe is located in Castle Combe, 14 km from Lacock Abbey and 22 km from University of Bath.
Robert
United States
Pretty much everything. Fleur was easy to work with and handled any request promptly (more important, problem solved). The house was very clean, smelled clean, and helped us feel comfortable. Had everything you want including towel warmer in bathroom. Photos are night shots of house and firepit area where I enjoyed a Montecristo in total peace with nature.
Situated in Castle Combe, in a historic building, 16 km from Lacock Abbey, The Old Library is a holiday home with a garden and barbecue facilities.
Robert
United Kingdom
Lovely, quirky building, fantastic facilities and quality of them. Nice touch with the milk and water in the fridge, wasnt expected! Ride down and parking a little challenging on the motorbike, but the property is wonderful. As described, town centre with pubs and food only 15 mins walk away! Would stay there gladly again!
Boasting a hot tub, The Delkin Shepherds Huts Castle Combe is situated in Castle Combe. Private parking is available on site at this recently renovated property.
Best Western Compass Inn has a garden, shared lounge, a terrace and restaurant in Tormarton. With free WiFi, this 3-star hotel offers room service and luggage storage space.
Terry
United Kingdom
Location and gardens Excellant room was clean and comfortable unfortunately the bathroom had a strong Odour of foul drains and we had to leave the bathroom light on all nite so the the extractor fan kept running In order to try to keep the Odour to some sort of acceptable Level
Lucknam Park Hotel and Spa is a spectacular country-house hotel with Michelin Star dining. It is 9.7 km from Bath within a private 500-acre estate with a walled garden.
Located in Chippenham, The Jolly Huntsman features a bar. This 4-star hotel offers on-site dining. Some rooms have a patio. At the hotel, each room has a desk and a flat-screen TV.
Castle Combe is beautiful and small. We ended up doing a 3 mile circular walk which was great. The buildings are very pretty but it is such a small village you won't be there for long if that is all you have come to see and if the weather is bad, you will struggle to find many indoor alternatives. Having said that, the coffee at The Stables was good and the pre-ordered picnic was very tasty and as I said, the village itself is very pretty.
lucy
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
The hotel and the surrounding area are well worth the trip.
The hotel and the surrounding area are well worth the trip. We stayed in one of the cottages which was renovated to and excellent standard maintaining original features. The gardens are interesting. I declined to be shown to the cottage but would recommend being taken to the one given as the allocated one was not obvious.
Mary
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
The Hotel is not in Castle Combe itself.
The Hotel is not in Castle Combe itself. It is a short drive away from Castle Combe up a very narrow one track road. The hotel is wonderful and we had a great dinner meal there. Not so fussed about breakfast. We did not want a cooked breakfast and the breakfast bar itself could have been improved.
Walter
Australia
Scored 10
10
One of my favourite locations in all of the UK, I have not...
One of my favourite locations in all of the UK, I have not been back in 29 years and the village has lost no charm at all.
Hot chocolate and cake from a friendly gentleman in the village was perfect on the wet day that we visited.
James Hornabrook
Australia
Scored 10
10
Browsing through the village, coffee and cake in the castle...
Browsing through the village, coffee and cake in the castle pub, lovely eve meals too! Stunning circular walks, especially in the Autumn, such colours!! We also visited Bath which was very nice but recommend park and ride.
Michaela
Scored 10
10
I loved Castle Combe.
I loved Castle Combe. It’s a really picturesque town great for photos. If you’re there for longer than a couple of hours then the walking tracks surrounding the town are exceptional, especially during autumn. So many amazing walking trails and leafy pathways and wild blackberries all along the tracks. I spent ages just walking around. It’s even nice to just sit under a tree in front of the Manor with a book.
If you plan on taking public transport then make sure you plan getting there and leaving carefully. Public transport didn’t run there on the day I planned to go so I had to take an Uber there, but then getting an Uber out of the town is not an option (unless you’re very lucky). So just don’t take an Uber into the town on a Sunday if you’re also planning on leaving on Sunday or you might find yourself stranded.
There are buses that come but only a couple a day, and some are a bit of a distance from the city centre and you’re likely to lose phone reception if you try and walk to those stops.. so plan ahead wisely. But there should be a bus that comes right to the city centre- just don’t miss it!
P.S If you go for a walk outside of the main town make sure to find the Hollow! The little fairy house hidden in a log, inside it you’ll find a book where you can sign your name :)
The location was walking distance from Castle Combe and in a lovely quiet location.
It was sensational value for the price we paid too.
Room was extremely clean and large. Bathroom was lovely and had a large bath tub.
The dinner was truly excellent. Followed the set menu with wine pairing and it was fabulous. Both food and service could not have been better and made the stay very worth while for us both.
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