Hotels near Chippenham Town Hall

"This is a charming hotel with a popular restaurant and bar. It seemed very busy during our stay and I believe the hotel was fully booked that night. The staff on arrival were welcoming and friendly, and they kindly explained how to access the building after 11:30pm, which was very helpful. The restaurant also appeared popular with both guests and visitors, creating a lively atmosphere. As expected with such an old building in the centre of town, there is no on-site parking. However, there are several nearby public car parks within easy walking distance, so this wasn’t too inconvenient. Our room was immaculate and very comfortable. The large shower was excellent, with plenty of hot water, and it was nice to have good coffee, a kettle, and biscuits provided in the room. Breakfast was included in the stay, although this was the one area that let the experience down slightly. The croissants seemed a little stale and dry, and with no hot breakfast options available, it felt somewhat limited. The breakfast staff were also less engaging than the rest of the team, despite wishing them good morning, only one person responded, and unfortunately it came across rather sarcastically. One final point, which is obviously not the hotel’s fault, was that the guest in the neighbouring room snored extremely loudly throughout the night, which disturbed our sleep several times. Overall, though, this is a clean, welcoming, and well-located hotel with friendly reception staff and comfortable"

"It's really hard to rate this hotel as it's not really like any hotel I've stayed in. Locating it wasn't easy nor was working out how to find reception. When I finally found it, the lady checking me in was excellent but overstretched meaning a long wait. There were however a few very comfy lounges (yes at least 3 rooms) which if you were lucky enough to find the bar were nice albeit eccentric places to sit (unless you don't like deer heads and weird art) Finding the bar didn't mean anyone was there to get you a drink. Dinner was reasonably priced at £45 set menu except they charged extra for sides and I was not allowed to take my dessert back to my room. What a ridiculous rule. My room was in a second building that again had no signs so I just guessed where to go and greeted with tacky paper signs including the one for the broken lift. Nice big and comfy room but very dark and broken lock Stunning views and scenery especially if in shepherds huts. In short this hotel could be epic. Is a nice place to stay I just didn't enjoy staggering around with my bags trying to find help or even a drink let alone the toilets. And my last gripe. Breakfast doesn't start till 8:00 so I didn't get to try it. With lots of guests going to badminton you'd think they'd try and support them by starting earlier Except for the receptionist lady nothing about it suggested they cared about the guest experience."

"Lovely old hotel set in beautiful grounds. It was perfect for our weekend getaway with friends. The staff were really friendly and accommodating."

"Decent cheap night away. All is a bit dated. Breakfast is very basic "

"We stayed at Stanton Manor for one night - the hotel is beautiful in a lovely setting. The room had everything we needed, we didn't have dinner but did have a drink in the bar, and then breakfast had a great selection too. Staff were very friendly and helpful. We will stay again if we are needing to be in the area."

"Buddy was great. Always was there for us even when we weren’t looking for him. All the staff was nice. Great. Very helpful!"

"This charming Inn was just what we wanted, old world charm mixed with great accommodations. The food from breakfast to dinner was wonderful. The garden area was equally warm and inviting."

"The rooms were cosy. A collondar and a pair of kitchen scissors would be helpful. "

"Great place, staff and food! "