Hampton Manor

Our stay at Hampton Manor was part of our businesses 10 year celebration. It was an opportunity to get together, have some fun and enjoy ourselves. Hampton Manor did not disappoint. From the welcome at reception by Tee, the cooking class with Chris, the wine tasting with James, walks around the grounds, the rooms and the evening dinner, again by Chris and colleagues providing great service with outstanding food, we all had a fabulous time. Thank you so much and we look forward to seeing you again soon, Andy

Hampton Manor is a fantastic spot if you’re looking for a countryside escape with a bit of luxury. Tucked away in the quiet village of Hampton-in-Arden, it’s close enough to Birmingham for convenience but feels like a world away. The setting is beautiful, with well-kept grounds and a peaceful atmosphere that makes it ideal for a weekend getaway or a special occasion. The hotel itself is a mix of historic charm and modern touches. The building has real character, with its grand manor house feel, but inside, the rooms are stylish and well thought out. They don’t feel stuffy or overly traditional—more of a boutique, contemporary take on country house luxury. The little details, like the high-quality bedding and well-designed bathrooms, make a difference. One of the standout features is the food. The on-site restaurant, Grace & Savour, is an experience in itself, with incredible attention to detail in both the ingredients and presentation. If you’re into fine dining, it’s worth the trip alone. The service throughout the hotel is warm and personal without being over the top, which adds to the relaxed but high-end feel of the place. If there’s a downside, it’s that the hotel is quite small, so availability can be limited, and it’s not the kind of place with loads of facilities like a big spa or gym. But if you’re after a quiet, intimate stay with amazing food and a bit of countryside charm, Hampton Manor is hard to beat.

Went for Sunday Lunch at Kynd to celebrate our 11 year anniversary. Having previously eaten at Grace and Savour, we were intrigued as to how the Chef would transfer his skills to a more comfort food based menu. All I can say is that he clearly is a talented chef that can turn his hand from comfort food to fine dining.||On arrival we were met with a welcoming smile and as it was quite asked where we would like to sit. We both agreed that the food was well cooked, tasty and of a decent portion size. We shared the tipsy cake for dessert, this hit the spot perfectly and rounded off what felt like a very indulgent ingredient inspired meal.||Will definitely go again later in the year once the menu gets changed for the new seasons.

My wife and I stayed one night on our way south. We arrived quite late, but were met by friendly and helpful staff. We stayed in the annex which was very comfortable and quiet with the added novelty of an outdoor bath. The excellent service continued after we left as trainers we had left behind were posted back to us with the minimum of fuss. We very much look forward to staying again in the future.

Lovely little ba and coffee shop which doubles up as a restaurant later in the day. Nice selection of pastries to go with hot drinks . Sat outside in a converted greenhouse which created a nice atmosphere. Would prefer proper mugs for coffee rather than take away though. Lovely to walk around Manor grounds after. Nice place to visit.

We had a voucher from our daughters, which had expired due to my being in hospital. Hampton Manor we’re kind enough to roll it forward to 2025.|Enjoyed our anniversary Sunday lunch. Started with scallops, which were superbly presented with a tasty sauce.|Didn’t fancy a roast so both had skate: very tasty, again with a brilliant sauce. Desserts were equally good |All in all a very pleasant experience. They even offered to box our surplus vegetables to form another meal at home.

Really surprisingly great place and I’m quite choosy! Lovely staff, beautiful room, and they very kindly posted me a treasured possession I managed to leave behind. Lovely food too. I was really impressed.

Got to stay here for the Sunday Sleepover special. Room is meticulously clean. Fresh yummy cookies from the kitchen. Dinner at the Kynd was exquisite. The only complain I had was that we didn't schedule more time here to try their other restaurant, Grace & Savour.

A beautiful building in a beautiful setting. I visited this place one Saturday afternoon (unplanned) for a spot of tea and cake. Unfotunately there was no individual cakes or cookies available (shock, horror!) but they were able to bring us out a selection of small desserts from their afternoon tea range presented on a slate - how delightful! The desserts were very tasty and went down a treat! The pot of tea was good too. I really felt at home here as I sat in the armchair by the fire. I was impressed by the staff and they explained each dessert in turn. A place I would happily return to again. A walk around the gardens will have to be done too.

Beautiful property, but poorly organized. I travelled 3100 miles to stay here for my brother in-law's wedding. They closed the bar at 12 and the resident's bar refuses to serve because there is one random couple that hasn't closed their tab for dinner. I'm with 30 people, ready to spend a minimum of £1,000 and they can't be bothered to figure out how to serve us. If you're looking for a place with a great view, this is your spot. Unfortunately, that's all they'll offer. I also spent £28 on 3 glasses of wine. But the view is wonderful. This property should get 5 stars, but because of the service it gets 3. I'll bet if the servers wages were based on tips like in America, they'd care a bit more.