Hotéis em Linkenholt, ENG

"Everything was fine but the kettle in the room was all rusty and dirty on the outside."

"This is a hidden gem. It's a charming old manor house with very comfortable rooms and lovely food. The staff can't do enough for you and are extremely helpful. It's set in its own grounds, completely hidden from the road with no noise apart from birdsong and the whispering of the trees."

"The room was very clean and the staff was lovely"

"Great bar and food menu. Also good breakfast"

"Quarto com boas dimensões e simpatia dos funcionários"

"The staff seem really checked out and abset"

"Overhaul very good although the restaurant closed at 7.00 and the bar 9.00 on Sunday."

"Great staff, good food, very comfortable. "

"Great breakfast and bar. Good working facilities."

"We loved the older Country Club charm. It was beautiful to look out at the water from our room and walk to the castle ruins. The dining is charming as well! Great spot for quietness. We will come back!"

"Was good for 1 night stay. Breakfast was nice. Staff super helpful and friendly. Only negative was the slamming doors at night. The bedroom doors require a good slam to shut them so this made it a little disruptive at night. Other than that it was a great little place to stay."

"Hotel deveria ter classificação de histórico. Localizacao ajudou a explorar outras cidades e Destilaria de Gin Embora em reforma, pessoal ajudou bastante. Comida muito bem prepada e na hora. Cidade muito aconchegante e facil de ser explorada a pé."

"Nice village put with good parking a nice clean room"

"The Royal Oak is outstanding in every respect. If you're staying a night, its facilities are unusually generous and extensive; if you're eating, the menu and the food are great; and if you just want a drink, there's a bar area and plenty of seating outside. The staff are lovely. Plus there's plenty of local information, books, games and events, not to mention a farm shop. If you can tear yourself away, visit Wayland's Smithy a couple of miles away along the Ridgeway."