My husband and I went to littlecoat house for a free two day break given to us by warners as they messed up our 40th wedding g anniversary. I won't go into the first break as that's not really necessary at this point. We had the Tudor suite which is supposedly one of their best rooms. When we got to the room we were given a key and told to see ourselves to the room. The key didn't fit so we had to walk over to reception to be told this happens all the time. When we finally got in there were cobwebs in the bathroom and in our room there were spiders above my head . As the ceiling is 13 feet high my husband couldn't reach them so we called reception to be told someone would come later. They didn't so I phoned again, still no one came. I had to sleep all night with spiders above my head. When I went Back in the morning they denied all knowledge. The whole place is looking very run down and unkempt the flower borders once lovely are now full of weeds and you can always walk down to the bridge where the water is smelly . And stagnant And be warned you no longer get a free meal in Oliver's with the historic room now it's £32 . This is the forth time we have been to littlecoat because it used to be such a lovely place. Now it's expensive and very depressing. Please don't go there find somewhere nicer.

I was visiting this hotel for the first time, having boarded at several Warner hotels in the past. There is not much I might say that is negative about this hotel. It must rank as one of the finest in the Warner Group. It's beautiful gardens are vast, and kept in exemplary order. The house itself that has tremendous historic interest, has been very thoughtfully converted to a Hotel by the Warner Group. It offers excellent facilities for dining recreation, sport, and entertainment. The In House entertainment group, comprise a talented group of singer/dancers. Visitors are allowed free access to most of the sites historic rooms, and places of interest. The staff are smart and very polite and attentive. The food and catering, are well up to the best that Warner can offer. Of the slight criticisms that I have to offer, Parking can at peak times be a little awkward and restrictive. Unless too, you stipulate a handicap, you could be some walking distance from reception to your room, along many corridors, that might have to be reached from a lift. WI-Fi is only possible in the reception area, or the bar.
Despite the minor criticisms the visitor(s) should find their stay a most pleasurable, and pleasant experience.

This is the 5th year we have been to one of Warners hotels for a weekend seeing tribute acts.
Had a great weekend at the hotel, that is in a stunning setting.
The old original house parts of the hotel are like stepping back in time and well worth spending a little time exploring.
Stayed as usual in a signature room, which was located well away from the entertainment area so was quiet and relaxing.
Standard of the room was excellent, well maintained and serviced by efficient and friendly staff.
Dining room is not as good as some other Warners hotels, however the food is well prepared and presented, although breakfast choice of fruits etc seems to have decreased since last year.
Waiting staff in restaurant couldn't be faulted and it was always service with a smile.
The grounds of the hotel are fantastic and and need to be explored particularly the roman ruins at the far end, particularly the excavated and renovated mosaic floor.