The Hare & Hounds Hotel

We had the most fabulous stay here this week. Our group of 3 couples we’d never been here before but it surpassed our expectations. Lunch in the bar was fabulous with the food quality being fantastic. The fish platter, steak sandwiches and BLT sandwiches were lovely. Our room was spacious and homely. Our room rate came with a complimentary glass of Laurent Perrier pre dinner as well as a credit towards our dinner bill. Dinner was excellent. Breakfast was also so good. Really good choices. The staff here are absolutely delightful. They go above and beyond to meet diner requirements. We will definitely be back.

I stayed at The Hare and Hounds during a day trip to Tetbury, and it was outstanding in every single department. From the moment we arrived, everything felt effortless and high quality. The location is unreal – perfectly placed for exploring Tetbury and the surrounding countryside, yet peaceful and relaxing. The rooms were immaculate, beautifully decorated, and extremely comfortable, with great attention to detail. Parking was easy and convenient, which is a real bonus in this area.||Breakfast deserves a special mention – absolutely first class. Fresh, well-cooked, and genuinely one of the best hotel breakfasts I’ve had. The staff were welcoming, professional, and clearly proud of what they offer. After spending the day exploring Tetbury and eating out locally, it was a pleasure to return here. A true 5-star experience – I loved it and would not hesitate to return or recommend it.

Our stay at The Hare & Hounds in Tetbury was absolutely exceptional. We stayed in the Magnolia Suite, and it was pure luxury from start to finish — beautifully styled, wonderfully spacious, and incredibly boujee in the best possible way. The suite was stocked with Molton Brown toiletries, which felt like such a thoughtful, high-end touch. The hot tub was gorgeous and the perfect place to relax, especially in the colder weather. What truly made the stay extra special was having a Christmas tree in our suite — such a magical, festive detail that made the experience feel really personal and cozy. Everything about our stay felt indulgent, relaxing, and well thought out. We couldn’t fault a thing and would absolutely recommend The Hare & Hounds to anyone looking for a luxurious countryside escape. We’ll definitely be back!

Stayed for one night earlier in the year, and had good first impressions. The welcome was nice, with pleasant staff and a warm vibe to the entry, once I'd manage to navigate there from the car park — it's a sprawling site, especially in the dark, and not always clearly signposted. The room was a good size, with plenty of floor space, a good sized desk, and a couple of armchairs with a coffee table. All seemed good. It fell apart when I saw the piles of dead ladybirds on the floor. The oil heater, fan and iron in the wardrobe were left in a less than elegant way, but that doesn't really affect anything. The iron, however, was dangerous — it had a broken plug, with exposed wiring. I didn't iron my shirt. The room was at the front of the hotel, so passing traffic occasionally caused a bit too much noise, but it generally wasn't intrusive. But the lack of care shown around various parts of the room meant I wasn't sleeping well anyway. Regardless of how good it might have been, that all took more than an edge off it.

You get what you pay for. So delighted here... the reception lady (apologies for name missing) is beautiful and super help thank you for your words. Also thanks to team Hare and Hounds. Room great with our Lola the black cockapoo. Food great. Excellent wine list.

Stayed here for a weekend to see the autumn colours of Westonbirt Arboretum. Hotel itself is a lovely building, well furnished, clean and tidy in well kept gardens and surroundings Exemplary staff from reception, to bar and dining room and are to be commended especially as we noted with shall we say,. "difficult" patrons.|The downside? It's just way overpriced. Our room (The Mulberry) was ok, clean but dated with lack of facilities for the price. No fridge, no minibar and minimal storage, drawers etc. Have stayed in better for less money.|Evening meal in the beautiful and extremely well managed restaurant was mixed. My wifes chicken was done to perfection, my fillet steak not so. At £43 for an 8 oz. this is the most expensive fillet I've had, overpricing some Michelin restaurants I've eaten in, and also the toughest piece of meat too. Cooked a tad more than the medium well I asked for too. It was a huge disappointment. My commenting on this to the waiter was just that it will be passed on to the chef. My wife commented that it looked like the end piece of the fillet.|Drinks in the bar continued in the same vein. glass of wine for £16 from, after a quick Google, to be found at £17 for the bottle online. Yes, I know there are overheads but...|A nice enough weekend but doubt I'll be back. The prices don't match the experience.

An absolutely fantastic venue and staff! My daughter got Married here in December & we couldn’t have asked for more! Everything was perfect & the staff did a marvellous job through the weekend! A special mention to Jenna who braved the rain with drinks while the last photos were taken! You’re a star!!

Bit hit and miss if I’m honest. Room was great, loads of space and lovely to have our own private hot tub. Our primary reason for choosing this hotel was its proximity to The Falcon Steakhouse where we were going for dinner one night so location was spot on. Service at the hotel left a lot to be desired. Had to wait almost an hour for afternoon tea, had to ask for milk for our tea (20 mins after our tea was brought out), had to ask for butter for our toast at breakfast, no toilet roll after the cleaner had made up our room - just seemed a bit relentless.

If your after a nice meal and a relaxing drink you can't go far wrong with this place. We couldn't fault the food although the service could be improved! Very tastefully decor in a country theme and set in rural surrounds. Well stocked bar but at the higher end price wise.

Jack Hare's Bar Dinner - a bit average and disappointing. The staff were just all over the place. We booked in person at 6.00pm by popping into the bar to make a 7.30pm reservation. The young man with whom we booked had not written the reservation down and had literally no recollection of our booking a whole 90 minutes later.... A table found, and a whole 20 mins before a waitress arrives. Provided the menus, took the order and only after we'd ordered did we notice the specials on a wall board that she'd failed to mention. Shame as the Specials looked good and would have influenced my selection. That's waitressing 101 surely ?? Food is billed a gastropub, but fails to deliver. The Lemon Sole in lemon grass broth with Pak Choi .....utterly tasteless. The "Chef's selection of British Cheeses" - seriously there are 700 British cheeses out there (I looked it up !!) and what does this Chef put on a plate....yes you've guessed it - Cheddar, Stilton and Brie !!!! Brie last time I looked was French - but I guess you do get Somerset Brie - but that's not the point - it's billed as a Chef's selection of British Cheeses and is a lazy predictable 1970s cheese board.....