We were pleasantly surprised by how expansive the gardens are, had a wonderful time discovering all of the different areas. After a very helpful introduction by the gentleman on the ticket desk, we followed the suggested route and don't think we missed anything, allow plenty of time. There is a wide range of types of garden and woodland spaces, including some rare and unusual trees and shrubs. The tearoom was perfectly adequate with very friendly staff.

My wife and I had a day out at the gardens, worth the £8.50 each. Gardens are very well-maintained and have lots of different species to see. I would say the only down side is not rubbish bins through the Gardens, we had out dog with use and I had to carry the poo bag for most of the walk which took us 45mins. The only bin I found was at the reception at the main house. Apart from that worth a visit

Beautiful gardens, a fantastic place to explore, relaxing, inspiring and very good value. it’s worth the walk to the wood, we really enjoyed the woodland with all the unusual tress and plants, this is a walk over a field and through a wood to a small very pretty pond with a tumbling stream running down a steep ravine, it is really worth the walk.also loved the white foxglove garden and the kitchen garden is well worth a visit, the roses here were magnificent. Food in cafe was delicious and staff were all helpful and friendly.

After a long drive the first thing required was the toilet and it was spotless so a good sign. The reception chap was very polite, clear and concise and then it was into the delightful tea rooms for tea and toast for a late breakfast. We then followed the footpaths on the plan through mature shrubs and trees, some unrecognisable and on into the woodland, finally returning via the kitchen and amazing rose garden. We walked 1.75 miles so lunch in the tea rooms was next on the agenda. Finally for me was a walk to the top of Hergest Ridge but that's another story.