Very unusual and well organized. It's enjoyable browsing among the themed "rooms." More

My first visit to Hidcote and I was expecting so much more from this highly regarded garden. It probably didn’t help that the weather wasn’t very good and it was April. There was nothing really wrong with the garden but I was expecting it to be better. I am sure that had the sun been out and the flowers been... More

Liked the gardens very much, wonderful planting. Right opposite Kifsgate so could do both in one day More

Lots to see in a variety of individual gardens, making up the whole. More

We had a nice trip here in May 2012. The garden "rooms" are all different and well maintained. and it has a lot of character. The only downside is that it isn't really wheelchair / pushchair friendly. We managed to get the pushchair around it but it was a struggle in places with narrow paths and steps. Our son did... More

A must see in the garden world. The design of the garden is informal and follows the topography of a hillside; a classic garden. National Trust site. More

I love Hidcote... I visit four or five times a year; though it is not close to home... I love seeing the changes and the garden is different at every visit.... I can loose myself in its vista's ... each room is a pleasure... Every friend I have introduced to Hidcote ans enjoyed the visit... a real gem. More

Visited these gardens a few times over the last couple of years with friends but try and go mid week as it can get busy at weekends.. Plenty to see and buy in the plant centre.Always a good display as it has a high reputation to live up to More

Although we live fairly close to Hidcote, we had never in fact visited the gardens and decided to do so as we had driven past so many times. The location is absolutely beautiful and the old manor house is a typical Cotswold stone manor and visitors pass through two of the rooms (containing information about the owner and how the... More