Top 10 Watermill Hotels

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10 years on, heading back to @grafton.manor to relive one of the happiest days of my life was a blessing (we had our wedding here). The venue has the vibe of Bridgerton and Jane Eyre. There are some areas that need a bit of tlc but it’s an old characteristic estate, which I love. They have beautiful grounds onsite or around to stretch your legs. The best part was/is their food. Even now, the quality hasn't changed and if I worked for a food guide starting with M, I would have given them a star. Service is impeccable and they use seasonal produce. Til this day, I still tease my FIL about how we fought over the cheesecake at the wedding breakfast (FIL ate it). Finally, after ten years I was able to order the cheesecake and not have to share it. (Christmas pudding cheesecake with mulled wine syrup - I really wanted to lick the plate!). For a night stay (including breakfast) and 3 course dinner (from a la carte menu) with a glass of wine for 2 people was just under £230. To me it was a lovely way to walk down memory lane.

We had a lovely stay here , we stayed in the main part of the hotel overlooking the grounds , the room was a little tired but nice and clean and very quiet and peaceful with stunning views. The staff at the hotel were all amazing from reception, housekeeping to the restaurant. All very happy and welcoming, we ate breakfast and dinner both days , breakfast was buffet style very nice everything you needed was there . Dinner both nights was really nice. First night we both had steak which was cooked perfect , second night, tarragon chicken and my husband had the curry again both lovely. The staff in the restaurant couldn’t do enough and all very smiley we well done to you all .

Was good apart from confusion when booking in and hand to take around for a long time to sort out booking out but staff were good