10 minutes away from Luton airport is a hotel reminiscent of a bygone era. If you want to feel like royalty this is the place to go. Large rooms- unheard of in central London, amazingly soft, comfortable beds. Space to relax. The gardens are amazing, walk for hours and when you've had enough the resident London black cabs are there... More

We stayed here for the 4 day Easter Break in 2012. We had a room in the Flower Gardens, nr to the Spa and Gym facilities, which we used every day and was great, the gym had loads of very hi tech equipment. Our room was very big and modern, and luxuriously furnished, and importantly the super-king sized bead was... More

A group of friends booked in for a spa day, which include a 2 course lunch. It was a glorious sunny day, and after very expensive tea and coffee ( we only got half a cup, cost nearly £16 for 4 drinks!!) we enjoyed some tennis (well, mainly picking up the balls!) and a swim/jacuzzi pool. Lunch at Adams brasserie... More

We went to the Wernher to celebrate a family members birthday. The drive to the main house is nice but there isn't a great visa until you get closer to the main house. The parking to the front of the house was full so the door man pointed us to a disabled parking space, I questioned this as we intended... More

Me and 3 friends came here for afternoon tea... how fabulous it was! The staff were very friendly and helpful and were always on hand to pour the tea... the sandwiches and cakes were lovely and fresh. We stayed for a good 4 hours just chatting and enjoying the lovely surroundings. Well worth £26!

The hotel and it's surroundings are beautiful. The best activity is to just walk around it. The spa was a bit disappointing though, the temperature in the small pool was too low (wasn't hot enough). The explained that the boiler was broken. The side-jets (what was supposed to make the small pool a jacuzzi) didn't work at all. We ate... More

We stayed at the Hoo after being invited to have afternoon tea with friends and didn't fancy driving back. Our room was lovely and spacious, plenty of room for our labrador who came with us to play about in. The afternoon tea was nice, though service was not overly attentive. We then retired to the bar and later requested room... More

A large group of us arrived for lunch today. The brasserie is very clean but dated. The atmosphere was uncomfortable, very loud live music being played on and off. The service was poor. It was like eating in a make-shift restaurant. The staff were not interested in their customers and were slow to take orders, clear plates, cups etc. the... More

excellent hotel, price is not your normal hotel but worth it. split in two sections the main house and the stables side of hotel, 2 min walk between but hotel run taxis and travel between. main hotel is period and distinctive. the Stables side is quite modern but both are high standards.