We came here on the hotel's safari break (the hotel being very conveniently located just 3 minutes up the road from both the safari park and abbey), which provided an allowance towards dinner plus entry to both locations - a great saving. The hotel was a very pleasant surprise: friendly and incredibly helpful staff, great food in the restaurant, plus we had equally good room service on our second night, as the restaurant was full.. Our fault for dithering about whether we wanted to eat in or out on our second night, which itself was a last minute whim to stay an extra night!! We had interconnecting rooms and the second room was plenty big enough for our 3 children (6 to 11). The rooms were also very clean, well maintained and the bed comfortable. The icing on the cake was the breakfast! We happily went for the buffet, which was fresh and frequently replenished by the staff. My wife commented as we left that this the sort of hotel, plus staff, that you'd like to lift and drop to all the places in the UK you'd like to visit. We'll be back!!

We stayed one night at the hotel when visiting nearby attractions. Jenny the receptionist was very helpful when I called to enquire about making a booking. We were given a complimentary upgrade and had a lovely room with super king size bed over looking the garden next door. The window opened, however Jenny kindly ensured a fan was in the room as the weather was very hot and humid. Great large comfy bed (nice and soft), quiet location, room clean and well maintained. All staff we met were incredibly professional and polite; a credit to the establishment. We did not eat in the restaurant, but chose one of the establishments within the village. The only slight disappointment was the breakfast, limited pastry / fresh bread selection, limited cereals, tinned looking fruit and some of the cooked breakfast was dried out after being left on the self serve buffet; a real shame considering the excellent service offered at the hotel. If breakfasts were cooked to order it would make a huge difference and would be more suitable for the image the hotel portrays.

Me and my partner have been to Woburn before, but never had the opportunity to stay the night.

We travelled from London to Woburn on Friday afternoon and checked in to this lovely hotel at about 3pm. My partner was going to a concert at the MK National Bowl that evening and when we were looking for somewhere to stay the night, I discovered that this hotel was only 8.3 miles from the Bowl (About £15 in a cab...which suited us perfectly)!

I'd chosen a cottage for our overnight stay because I wanted something special and we weren't disappointed. When you check the rooms available online, you'll see that although all of the hotels rooms are beautifully decorated, the cottages offer that little extra something.

We stayed in Slipperfield, a gorgeous one down-two up (lounge/bedroom/bathroom), decorated in neutral colours with a comfy sofa and a flat screen TV. It was perfect for my relaxing evening whilst my other half went went off to the gig.

I ordered room service from the menu provided in the room, which was reasonably priced for an a la carte (£18.75 for a fillet steak) but if you're thinking of a tipple in your room, make sure to take a bottle with you. Be warned, the closest off licence/supermarket is in the next village which is a two-mile walk in any direction. I ended up ordering my wine from the hotel when I ordered from the restaurant...£21 bottle of Shiraz! Tasty, of course, but £15 more than if I'd thought ahead! There is a £3 surcharge for room service, but this was fine with me. I did feel quite bad when the waiter brought my dinner over though, as I'd completely forgotten to keep any change back and had a rather embarrassing 'Pretty Woman' moment!

Breakfast is included (Continental or Emglish) at this hotel and if you hang your order out on your front door before 2.00am, room service is readily available. The Full English is lovely, but for the bargain price of £15.00 per breakfast, variety could have been widened.

The sleep at this hotel is wonderful with Queen-sized bed and blackout blinds!

I was asked on check-in if we'd like a wake-up call and I accepted for 9.00am, with breakfast chosen for 9.15 - 9.30am. I also got offered a newspaper too.

I'd chosen to add Woburn Safari Park tickets onto our stay, hence the choice of being woken bright and early on a Saturday morning! I would have loved to have stayed in the enormously comfy bed for an extra hour (there is an all-too-rare luxury of an 11 o'clock check out here!).

This hotel is lovely for a night or two stay and Woburn Village itself is quaint and has a lovely old feel to it. There are plenty of antique shops and tea rooms on the tiny 'High Street' (George Street) and the Abbey is very picturesque.

We would most definitely stay here again!

ENJOY!