Snow Drop Walk - Average - nothing spectacular - certainly disappoint with the £6 entrance fee. Thought the art exhibits we quite good. Thought the hall and buildings drab and unloved!!

Visited Rode Hall today with my small dog. When I arrived my dog decided to do a poo, I bagged it up but couldn't find a dog bin. I asked a member of staff who was selling food to take out about a poo bin, he told me there were none and I have to take it home. I said I have been before and I am sure there were bins then. He then said again there are no dog bins as they have no way of disposing of it and I have to take it home. I informed him that we had just paid £12 to come in and were not very impressed, there were loads of dogs there. Some kind dog owners pointed us in the direction of a bin, we were not impressed at the rudeness of the man, it will be a long time before we return. The gardens were lovely though.

Called in after seeing roadside advertising. Payed to get in, a little pricy for what you get. At payment requested disabled parking which is available at the house. Found that area to tearoom and toilets is very challenging for wheelchairs and or mobility scooter and crutches, but area around to gardens is really a no no if you are in a whee.chair,on a mobility buggy or indeed really dependant on crutches. When we had a drink and piece of cake, a little over priced, we headed for garden area but quickly realised it was impossible for my wife who has to use a mobility scooter to cover distance of modest length, so we cut our losses and left for home. When we requested disability parking it should have been made perfectly clear that it would not do for us, and there should be details at the gate to that effect instead feel we were conned out of our money.