Lewtrenchard Manor

Lovely setting , beautiful Jacobean Manor House & hotel . We had coffee which was fairly average. The building is fascinating & lovely gardens . Needs a lot of work as the house is deteriorating in parts . New owners I understand will be taking over the lease. Lovely artefacts & art in the public areas . Peaceful location

This was an incredible place to stay. We went for a birthday treat and were not disappointed. The building itself is steeped in history, retaining it's wooden interior. The restaurant is very good indeed. We ate in the purple carrot - the chefs tables where you get a live video feed of the kitchen with everything going on! The head chef himself then comes in and presents the dishes! They were all fantastic, and the chef is constantly tweaking the dishes too.

We had been given a afternoon tea as a gift, at the last minute we decided to stay overnight, definitely the right decision. This is a stunning house steeped in history, from the entrance to the bar/dinning room is just as it should be for a property of this age. A warm welcome followed by a delicious afternoon tea and a few drinks. Breakfast in the morning did not disappoint, very tasty and good quality ingredients.Well worth a visit especially for a special occasion.

Was given a buy a gift voucher as a birthday present for afternoon tea so booked here ...was a really beautiful venue and a delicious afternoon tea. Grounds are lovely and staff very pleasant and attentive. Would definitely visit again or possibly do a stay there.

A very nice looking place, the staff were lovely and the food was a cut above. We will be returning. Many thanks

A VISUAL DELIGHT I had a delightful experience in Lewtrenchard Manor gardens. What a captivating escape into its tranquility! I enjoyed strolling through the lush greenery while appreciating the harmonious balance between its meticulously designed and beautifully maintained vibrant flowerbeds and water features. The manor's historical significance also adds an extra layer of charm. Would love to come back next year again for St. Luke's charity event.

Stunning place, fantastic staff. Absolutely delicious, beautiful food. We ate on a Wed evening, head chef did fantastic meals. The wine menu is great too. Thursday was 4pm afternoon tea,oh my, we sat by the fire and didn't want to leave. Pray for Mango and coconut delicious and fruit scones you won't regret it. Looking forward to going back some day.

Beautiful old manor house c.1620. Afternoon tea was a birthday gift that I have just used. The food was beautifully laid out and I advised them that I had nut allergies so they brought me separate portions. However, the only choices on the menu were the different flavoured teas, coffees and hot chocolate and there was no sign of a menu to advise you what the food on the tray was. The waiter told you what was what but there were no choices, you got what they gave you, with no lists of ingredients in any of the foods!