Hotel Widbrook Grange in Bradford on Avon (Bradford-on-Avon, United Kingdom)

The largely farming community around this hotel has greatly influenced part of its interior décor. As such a good number of themes, such as appliances like lampshades fashioned from farm tools, reflect this.

Many guests have promised a subsequent visit to Widbrook Grange Bradford-on-Avon Hotel just to enjoy the beautiful, rustic and serene natural environment. Moreover, the building housing this hotel has a history dating back 250 years in an area that boasts conspicuous history since Iron Age. There are numerous attractions in the locality including Lord Bath's Longleat home, Stonehenge and Avebury, and National Trust village which are 40 minutes by road. Bristol International Airport is a 40-minute drive away. A unique feature of this area is the boat ride in the Kenet and Avon canal to the centre of Bradford-on-Avon.

The sprawling 11 acres on which this hotel stands provides plenty of room for kids to play. It is the perfect outdoor to hold a wedding or relax during the warm summer spell.

Some guests feel the dated look of the interior would be more welcoming if a sprucing up is carried out and the old facilities upgraded.

There has been a recurrence of complaints in regard to the level of tidiness at Widbrook Grange Bradford-on-Avon Hotel, a number of which point at the grime on the taps and bathrooms. Guests also complain if musty ordours in the bathrooms.

The restaurant and bar open to the public and guests have reported that the facilities get frequently overcrowded.