I've stayed at Plumber Manor several times over the years, most recently in October 2007. I can't rave enough about it! From the personalized welcome, to the comfortable, well-equipped bedrooms (my favorite are in the annex, formerly the stables), to the superb dinners, lovely garden, reasonable prices and great location: this laid-back country house hotel has it all. If I... more

We stayed at Plumber Manor for two days in early September 2007. Our spacious room was in the main manor house -- there's an annex as well -- with a bathroom across the corridor. The bathroom was spacious, too, and the old-fashioned bathtub was huge -- I could almost swim in it. The bed was perfect. The cleaners managed to... more

We have just returned from spending our first wedding anniversary at Plumber Manor and had a wonderful time. This is the sort of hotel to go to if you are a couple looking to get away from it all or a group/ family who want to use the hotel as a base to explore the wonderful South West of England.... more

I happened to see the Dec 2005 review of Plumber Manor and felt I had to set the record straight. We stayed there two nights in Sept 2005 while doing a grand tour of south england(we also stayed at Ston Easton and The Lugger Hotel in Cornwall) and had a wonderful time. The location was lovely, and our room in... more

I have stayed at Plumber Manor on 11 occasions over the years and never failed to be impressed with the hospitality, comfort of the rooms, the service and the quality of the food. I am a regular user of the TripAdvisor service and there are many hotels in the UK which deserve hefty criticism. This is not one of them. more

Last night I went to Manderley. Well, Plumber Manoar actually, but you get the drift. Both are throwbacks in time. The setting is terrific. A long sweeping drive ending in a romantic flourish infront of a Jacobean building silhouetted against the skyline. The Hall is beautiful but have we wandered into somebody's barn by mistake. There's a grandfather clock, a... more

A beautiful old manor house, with an air of comfort. Fabulous manicured lawns, beatifully kept gardens. Friendly people. The food is delicious (and the chef flexible with notice...we took children - who loved the dogs!). Pay extra to stay in a superior room in the barn conversion - spacious and welcoming. Enjoy a champagne cocktail before dinner whilst looking out... more

My husband and I were slightly anxious booking a hotel over the internet without referrals. However we were pleasantly surprised on our arrival at Plumber Manor. It was a beautiful day and the setting was simply beautiful - this grand old house with beautiful manicured lawns and two delightful dogs. The reception from the owners was friendly and helpful and... more