Ringwood Hall Hotel  

Nice leisure suite, nice room size. Breakfast was of good quality but a little unorganised (see below)

Breakfast on the sunday morning wasnt very well organised. They seem to be busy every weekend, so you'd think they would know how to organise and deliver breakfast efficiently, without constantly running out of everything.

The staff were friendly and the hotel was in good order. Breakfast was good if a bit expensive at £15 but that's about average hotel prices. The room was of a good size and the free WiFi worked well.

My room was a fair walk from reception but luckily I didn't have a big bag with me. The bed was quite soft which I am not a fan of.

I was surprised when returning from visiting friends, at just after 10.00pm, to find the Public Bars closed. If unlucky, rooms can be a long way from reception, and the passage can involve going up and down stairs.

good rooms, lovely gardens, nice pool, friendly staff

Long walk to room carrying suitcase - no lift

I was not sure of what to expect from the hotel as we were staying as part of a murder, mystery evening. The evening meal was ok, however the breakfast certianly made up for it as it was first class and we were spoilt for choice. The room was beutifull, clean and well equiped. I had a problem with the electric sockets and as s oon as I rang reception there was a knock on the door and it was fixed quickly Realy friendly staff, I recently stayed at a 5 star hotel and the staff were not 1/2 as helpfull and polite.

It is a beautiful old house with extensive grounds that has been turned into a hotel, and they have done a good job of retaining the olde world feel about the place.

We stayed in room 217, which in its self was a lovely room, unfortunately it took some getting to. My husband has a slight walking disability, and with no lift it was a maze of long corridors and several flights of stairs both up and down to get to our room, so not so good for the disabled amongst us.

Helpful staff, clean & tidy, excellent food, great location and value for money. Its the second time we have stayed, and would recommend it to anyone for a long weekend, although no longer than this because although the peak district is very nice, once you have drove out 4 a couple of days there is very little left to do.

The only slight moan was that it said that it was full board and we ended up paying an extra 10 pounds on the last night, this was not properly explained during booking. Everything apart from this was perfect.

We were impressed with the all British staff, young, polite, and seemed to be enjoying their work. The dinner and breakfast service was quite the most efficient we have seen in a long time. All in all we thoroughly enjoyed our stay and would have no hesitation in returning. The cost of the weekend break was very acceptable and the menu orignal, the food was delicous. But the service remains the most impressive feature. PS.Therefore, we cannot understand the very bad report posted on Trip Advisor, December time, Somebody who stayed 3 days, we can't recognise the hotel!!

No complaints. 100% this time. Thank you.

The staff were all extremely friendly and nothing was too much trouble for them

There was nothing that I didn't like about the hotel

Excellent short stay, facilities were terrific, pure class and good value

Just about everything, it was clear that much effort had been made to decorate for Christmas.

The breakfast itself was excellent, however the placement of the toasters adjacent to the breakfast buffet was ridiculous, people were queueing for toast and others could not access the tureens near the toasters.

Excellent 5* service and Accomodation.