Stanbrook Abbey is a stunning property, set in very spacious grounds on the edge of Worcester. It has been tastefully adapted as a hotel and has a large capacity both as a place to stay and as a wedding or events venue. We stayed one night only, en route to Oxford, and had decided to treat ourselves to one night of luxury in a comfortable place. Stanbrook certainly fit the bill with its attractive adaptation of the old property, retaining many of the original features. Our room was advertised as a ‘feature bedroom’ and whilst it was very nice and comfortable with a very good shower room, overall it was much smaller than I was expecting, having upgraded from a basic double. I’m not sure what the basic would have been like… We had dinner in the restaurant where the food and service were both excellent, as was breakfast the next morning, with a plentiful buffet and good hot meal selection. Overall we have a very comfortable and relaxing stay, albeit a brief one, and would definitely stay again if we wanted to treat ourselves to a similar stay in the area.

The bar staff didn’t seem very knowledgeable or well trained. I tried to order a cream sherry for my wife and not only could they not find any, they didn’t seem to have a clue what sherry was, and offered me the wine list to try to find it there…! I was a bit surprised that an otherwise well stocked bar in a hotel of this calibre didn’t have a bottle of sherry, which is hardly an obscure drink…

Fantastic hotel, beautiful building, grounds and exceptionally friendly staff. The included breakfast was incredible. The games room in the basement made our evening, pool tables, table football and board games room were a great addition to the hotel. Our room was clean, comfortable and spacious with a great shower.

It was a truly special hotel and I would highly recommend visiting. We did find the drinks and food prices overly expensive - large glass of wine was £15 which for a standard bottle was a bit expensive. Main restaurant meals were expensive as well, comparable with Michelin star restaurants where we live. However, the setting, staff and the food we did have (the breakfast) were exceptional.

I loved every part of The Stanbrook Abbey experience. It was a Surprise for my 50th Birthday. Thank you very much Froddo. We Got a free upgrade which was amazing. The staff were very attentive. The whole Abbey was spotless and beautiful.I loved walking around the whole building. The architecture is something else. We spent some happy times in the bar and enjoyed the food muchly. Loved the curried toffee popcorn. We had free range of the basement games room and enjoyed playing pool. The room was immaculate and tbh I cried. We had a roll top bath which I thoroughly enjoyed with bubbles to the top. The bed was so comfy as soon as my head hit the pillow I was soundo. I would highly recommend staying here if you want to be treated like royalty. The room was the size of the bottom floor of my house. We had the breakfast included which was delicious. Fresh organic ingredients and so filling. ( Full English ) Didn't want to go home.

Nothing.

Beautiful settings, empathetic renovation of a stunning building. Staff were friendly, helpful and informative, we were made to feel so welcome. Bedroom and ensuite were fab, stunning views, very comfortable and amazingly quiet. Best breakfast too, easy comfortable dining room, again quiet, comfortable and the staff couldn't do enough for us. Gardens lovely.

Leaving! We really can't think of a negative, loved it all.

The staff are great, always engaged with a smile. All aspects of dining from breakfast to dinner was a lovely experience. Stanbrook makes for a truly great experience. It's peaceful at night, just when you need it most. The building is exactly what you would expect, stunning architecture, spacious, and provides a comforting feeling and ambience while you are there.

Nothing. There was nothing to dislike! Why go looking for faults in an abbey?

Interesting and unique place to say. Great location and special experience. Great food and terrific service too.

We had one of the feature rooms in the St. Annes wing. Though the room was lovely it was a hike to get to. Not for the faint hearted! Steep stairs and no lift very tricky with heavy cases. Fortunately the room was very comfortable with a superb bathroom. Only niggle was the flashing smoke alarm and impossibly bright night light. However comfortable bed and and a huge walk in wardrobe. Setting and view from room great.

The room was exceptional with all my requests addressed. The breakfast every day provided all that you could want while the one dinner I had there was again superb. Is it the cheapest? No, of course its not, but at least you do feel that you are getting quality for the amount you are paying. The staff are truly exceptional, friendly and willing to help in any way possible.

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The hotel is situated in its own extensive grounds. It is thus very quiet. It has been fully renovated and a modern atrium was added to the front. It has a large, free car park with an e-charging station. The staff were all highly trained and very pleasant. The main restaurant is spacious, allowing undisturbed conversation. The food was very good and the rooms were very comfortable and well equipped. The guests are encouraged to wander through the entire structure, which is quite fascinating.

The staff were all great The food was very good The bar service was excellent The Breakfast was lovely

The BP pulse EV charger was more than double the cost of the Supercharger. It also runs past your balance that you pre load into a minus balance so approximately £44 for a £20 charge on a supercharger. Do not use it

The room was excellent , and we where given a upgrade which was lovely. Dinner in the restaurant was very good and lots of it. The Full English in the morning was well cooked and more than we could eat ! Really set us up for the day..

Don't think there was anything that could be improved on , so no complaint from us..