George Buchanan - owner and occupier of Hodsock Priory - personally escorted our group around the public part of his lovely home. The tour was very informative and interesting. We all though it was excellent value at £15 per person. We visited all the public areas and also the wedding bedrooms and the cellars. George is obviously working very hard... More

We have been to Hodsock a few times, once to see the snowdrops and another to see the place our nephew was going to get married. What a lovely place and setting for a wedding. The weather was kind to us and the staff were brilliant. We stayed overnight in one of the ten bedrooms in the courtyard. Friends and... More

We attending my brother wedding at Hodsock and flew over from the US and Argentina. I can honestly say the entire experience there was lovely. The people were extremely friendly and the location is breathtaking! The tradition of the mansion matched with the comfort of the hotel was really something out of a childhood fairy tale. I am honored to... More

Visited for a wedding and couldn't rate it highly enough. Beautiful, spacious rooms which were clean with great facilities. Very peaceful so no distractions when trying to sleep. Delicious breakfast. Overall, fantastic and highly recommended.

Our 1st visit to Hodsock Priory was on March 1st. We had a bit of trouble finding the entrance because of the signs up for a wedding fair. I appreciate that its rather late in the snowdrop season but we were somewhat underwhelmed. The place was overall much smaller than we were expecting, and the woodland area was not particulary... More

The weather was perfect and plentiful snowdrops. A delightful walk.Changes since our last visit included a new marque style cafe and portable toilets. Seating had been reduced around the fan lawn and so nowhere to sit and relax. George Buchanans talk was very good. Big let down was the cost of food. Whilst some looked very inviting a soup for... More

There are really two different sorts of review on this one webpage: the travel/holiday accommodation and the grounds. We visited for the "Snowdrops"- but not only thousands of snowdrops: for a fiver, you can walk round some fascinating early spring gardens with a great variety of seasonal plants, set around this splendidly isolated and rather quirky Victorian brick house, built... More

It was a very cold weekend but the welcome from staff was warm. The snowdrops in the woods were delightful and the gardens were an early spring delight. The history talk from George Buchanan was informative and interesting. The craft and food fairs were enjoyable. My only criticism is the cost of the catering which was very expensive and poor... More

I visited Hodsocks on Saturday with a friend. The day was cold but the welcome from all service providers [ the Buchanon family and staff ! ] was warm and cheerful. The snowdrop drifts were delightful. Make sure that you also walk around the rest of the gardens to enjoy the banks of helibores and other planting for which Hodsocks... More