the hotel is lovely and very clean, set in superb picturesque gardens. very spacious and modern bedroom fully equipped with lcd tv and tea/coffee making facilities. the choice of food is impeccable and what i sampled arrived in very good time and it tastes great. 2 separate dining areas to relax with a beer in the bar or dine in style in the bistro. the staff are very helpful and courteous and more than willing to help. the bathroom is very spacious and complete with bath or shower for you to choose how to unwind. bedroom rates are very reasonable from £70 per night including breakfast and vat.
well worth a visit. im sure you will not be disappointed.

Have stayed on business a couple of times now. My experience of hotels in this area has been that they are either over priced or not very good. The Red House Hotel is well priced and in a convenient location off the A303. Rooms are very clean and spacious with comfortable double beds and whilst you can get a bit of road noise from the 303 with the window open, it didn't disturb me too much. My only minor issue was some dodgy reception on the TV (signal kept breaking up). Staff are very friendly and obliging, the restaurant serves good quality pub/bistro food, again at reasonable cost and there is a comfortable lounge area near the bar to relax in before/after dinner - quite homely!

As the title suggests I have been here before. It was late 2008 or early 2009.

This time, whilst the rooms are not the most plush and modern, the hotel is well run, clean, calm, comfortable, with good staff and a restaurant that is good.

A short review but accurate nonetheless.

Recommendation ? Yes - for business travellers, ornithologists, walkers ...

Like others I have been booked into this hotel.

It is lower priced than many others in the area. Rooms are basic, no hair dryers but you need to ask at reception for a hair dryer.

The gravel car park is difficult to wheel a suitcase over - not fun after a long drive, in the rain, in the dark.

Rooms were basic but clean and comfortable.

Breakfast was adequate and the had diabetic marmalade! The dinner menu was a bit "pub grub" but then i view this as a pub with rooms.

The rookery outside is very noisy and whilst I cannot suggest that they take a shotgun to a typical part of Rural England, they must accept that it will disturb a business traveller.

On the plus side I was very grateful for the de-icer and offer of a scraper at reception on a cold and frosty morning.