Hay on Wye, Baskerville Hall Hotel Reviews

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  • Value for Money2.8 stars
  • Reviewer Ratings3 stars
  • Overall Rating3.2 stars

10 Reviews For Hay on Wye, Baskerville Hall Hotel

  • Guest 12th Aug 2009

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    My Daughter held her wedding reception at Baskerville Hall Hotel on 8th August 2009.We booked the hotel on an exclusitivity basis for 3days from 7th August until 9th August inclusive.A small party of us stayed on 6th August as well,The management,staff could not have been more welcoming or helpful during our stay-nothing to much trouble.Food was excellent,the Wedding breakfast superb the whole weekend was wonderful.
    Anyone thinking of booking a wedding ,or just a special weekend,I can recommend highly

  • apple pie 28th Apr 2009

    Reviewer rating: 2 stars


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    This Baskerville Hall hotel was a real let down for us. Our room was dated and dirty with an awful salmon en suite ( shower tiles were grubby)and holes in the plaster at intervals in the main bedroom area. Lampshades full of dust and cobwebs.
    Towels were of poor quality and lacking and bed was uncomfortable and felt damp.

    Lots of noise and banging music from on site disco which went on til the early hours and prevented any sort of restful sleep.
    Breakfast just about okay, although we only stay ...

  • dilwyn 24th Oct 2008

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    Constant Boom Boom Boom of rave music went on till 4 am. Shouting, banging and drunken singing went on until breakfast time. Someone was sick outside our bedroom door. People were urinating and throwing up in the car park. Breakfast was pre-cooked help yourself affair. Also we were made to wear plastic hospital style ID tags. We were booked in for three nights but only stayed for one and that was an ordeal! A Butlins 70s weekend is more upmarket than this place and at a third of the cost!

  • karen garnham 22nd Oct 2008

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    Booked this hotel as it was steeped in history and looked great and being my partners birthday thought it would be a great place to stay for our 3 nights! We only stayed the one night it was awful. It looked great on their website! How wrong we were! Breakfast was equally awful. We left and found somewhere far better in Hay

  • CJKelleher 15th Oct 2008

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    Baskerville Hall was a chance find. We were taking a group of kids rock climbing last minute and decided to get away from it all. Found this hotel which was a right touch as it allowed dogs so my hound joined in and visited sherlock holmes fame! We booked a basic room and when we arrived tired and ready for food we were informed they had given us a free upgrade.... Result. OMG size of bath we jumped in with a glass of wine! Went for food and told restaurant closed but they whipped us up som ...

  • Guest 20th Aug 2008

    Reviewer rating: 4.5 stars


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    We had gone to Baskerville Hall Hotel to camp but due to the weather decided to take a room. We were offered a dormitory style room with 4 sets of bunk beds, and a shower room with toilet. The room was basic but clean and comfortable.
    A glimpse of some of the other rooms showed them to be a little dated in the decor but that added to their character.
    The thing that impressed me most was the staff, never once did I get the impression that they were not happy to be there, and they were always will ...

  • Donhill 5th Sep 2007

    Reviewer rating: 4 stars


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    We chose this hotel because of it`s proximity to the "Kilvert" trail which we intended following, and it`s claimed association with Conan Doyle, another of our interests. In both these respects we felt we had chosen well. The hotel has an air of faded elegance, perhaps not best served by some of the attempts made to make good the deficiencies.

  • mrspivvy Rank: Corporal 25th Aug 2007

    Reviewer rating: 4.5 stars


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    My wife and I totally enjoyed our stay the Baskerville Hall Hotel. We had a very quiet and relaxing time, the only disappointment we had was that all the "uniquely styled" executive rooms were booked, we were looking forward to a 70's style 'huggy bear' apartment room!
    For the price, I would recommend this place to anyone. Do not expect Hilton standards at this price, it's very much a unique experience and we loved it. Can't wait to go back.

  • vkenneyv 31st Aug 2005

    Reviewer rating: 4.5 stars


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    I found the Baskerville Hall Hotel in Hay on Wye, to be very clean, and the food was good too. The service was great, and all of the staff were friendly! My children loved it, and I would definitely stay here again!
    10/10.

  • gillianbc Rank: Staff Sergeant 28th Mar 2005

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    I'd booked Baskerville Hall Hotel for a special treat for my husband's 40th and we've also been together 20yrs so I wanted something a bit luxurious and memorable. I'd asked for a whirlpool bath and a four-poster room, but they said they hadn't got any available, but they did offer me an 'executive room'. It sounded promising. Picture the scene - we arrived after dark and drove up a wonderful avenue of old trees with banks of daffodils. The full moon was shining through the branches of a ced ...

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