Wonderful, relaxing and enjoyable stay. Great hotel, wonderful staff and the surroundings are beautiful. Great to enjoy some lovely cocktails in the gardens or bar. Food was exceptional, especially the chicken liver parfait, it was to die for.Room was lovely and slept like a log. Would highly recommend this hotel.

Awesome place Wow, what a stunning little hidden gem this hotel is - nestled in the countryside in Devon, beautiful inside and out, very quirky decor based on Alice in Wonderland the attention to detail is fantastic. We stayed in ‘white rabbit’ room which was superb, really comfy bed and beautiful room and bathroom with a huge selection of complimentary extras. We had the 8 course taster menu with wine pairing which was lovely - would happily recommend the restaurant. The staff were all really lovely in particular Chloe the manageress who couldn’t do enough for us and was really warm and welcoming and friendly and the absolute star for us Shamy the bar manager and sommelier, such a lovely guy and so knowledgeable - we absolutely loved our stay here and will definitely go back but next time we’ll stay longer!

Excellent in every way We ‘only’ visited for a Sunday lunch but the staff could not have been more helpful or obliging. The owner also made us very welcome and our lunch was everything that it should be. The location, grounds, restaurant and decor are just lovely. Well worth a return visit.

Afternoon tea We visited for an early mother’s day treat for afternoon tea, we were all so impressed. The hotel is beautiful and has been renovated in recent years to a very high standard. The afternoon tea was delicious, sandwiches, scones , and amazing cakes! Great service

Glazebrook long weekend. Lovely quirky interior to this hotel. Beautiful garden and surrounding walks through the woods. Fantastically stocked bar with a vastly knowledgable mixologist who was friendly, chatty and interesting. Mixed great drinks too!Comfortable beds and beautifully appointed rooms. Good service and food. All in all a lovleybreak.