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We stayed for the night after attending a wedding anniversary party. The rooms are on the small side and very hot. You will need to turn the radiator down or even off! Very clean and a great breakfast! Try to allow time to take a walk in the grounds

During my stay on the 11th of February, I had dinner just before 8pm before the restraunts closing time.I found a large piece of plastic in my lamb kofta and the hotel couldn't care less. The compensation offered was tea . Therefore, they value my life at 2 pounds.

We came for food this week for my Aunt’s 70th, the staff were polite and attentive. Beautiful setting. Our food was lovely and staff even went to the trouble of preparing a happy birthday treat for my Aunt. Thank you Fanhams I’m sure we will be seeing you again in the near future.

We spent new years eve here and it was lovely. It is such a charming place inside and out and the bar food and breakfast were lovely. The staff could not have been more helpful and pleasant, All in all a fantastic place to stay! Will definitely be going back, in fact we have booked to go for a lovely sunday lunch this weekend.

Booked to have a Sunday roast with family and friends for my Dads 60th birthday and we were all very underwhelmed with the lunch. We felt that there wasn’t a great deal of choice considering if was a buffet and the food itself wasn’t great. We booked Fanham Hall as it was for a special occasion and the venue and setting is beautiful however the food just doesn’t match.

Food good and ambiance lovely but a waiter kept coming to our table who did not clear away any of the main course plates. Eventually we had to move them ourselves to another table.When we came to pay, this same temporary member of staff was keen to help us to pay and was expecting a tip. Felt pressured to give a tip but it was not deserved. Did tip but irritated by this time wasting staff member who then went on to complain that time was dragging! If he had been more service oriented he might have found the time to clear the table.

We celebrated my mums birthday with a family afternoon tea. The building is lovely but the toilets let’s were very dirty. The young man who served us was very friendly but unfortunately the number of savoury options was very limited. The price for what we got really was staggering. The children got the equivalent of half a sandwich comprising of cheap, poor quality fillings. Quite a disappointment overall . I basically paid just short of £150 for a 2 adults and 2 children to have a sandwich cake and total of 2 glasses of prossecco.

Can’t fault the hotel, but the food and drinks are expensive,We had a whiskey and coke and a hot chocolate it was £9-80?We had a meal of a burger with cheese and bacon, we said no relish, lettuce, or gherkin, it arrived with relish, so we said sorry the person took it back, it came back again having been scraped off the bun, you could still see it it then had mayonnaise on it, no where did it say mayonnaise on the burger menu, I don’t mind but hubby scraped it off, for £14 you would have thought they would get it right? The chips were the same ones so Luke warm by the time we got them back, Lovely room, comfortable bed,

We went to Fanhams Hall for afternoon tea to celebrate my wife’s birthday. We were really looking forward to it, but were a little disappointed. The sandwiches and scones were nice, but all the cakes were overly sweet and actually quite samey. For £38 a head (inc. a glass of Prosecco), it didn’t feel like good value. We were also disappointed by the children’s afternoon teas. They had a similar issue with the cakes, but for no obvious reason the kids’ afternoon teas come in cardboard boxes (at £15 a head), rather than on a nice, fancy stand. This caused two problems: 1) our children felt less special; 2) their cakes were covered in grated cheese from sandwiches put loose into the boxes. Serv...