The first evening we returned after being out for the day to have a drink in the bar, but found the smell of vomit to be over powering and therefore retired to our room. In the room there was a very strong smell of bleach and it was worrying that when ever the toilet was flushed you heard gurgling from... More

From the moment we arrived at Penventon Park we knew we would enjoy staying there.. The staff are very helpful and friendly and the whole hotel was clean and comfortable with lots of splendour and history and had a very cared for feeling.. We stayed in a garden room which was ideal, nice and roomy plenty of hanging space good... More

It is a great shame that something so basic and essential to a good stay was very poor. Until I went to bed I was happy with my stay. I had gone for a swim and had a jacuzzi (the pool area was a little tired but functional) then came the best bit.... The meal was second to none and... More

I've stayed at the Penventon on numerous occasions now and have always enjoyed my stay. Breakfast is generous and good, although if you are eating evening meals in the hotel, it can be fairly expensive. I have only ever stayed as a lone traveller and I enjoyed a range of rooms, from their tiny but well equipped singles to larger... More

We stayed at the Penventon for two nights - from Sunday April 21 What a wonderful hotel full of splendour and history - We ha a large room - 146 - that was excellent but needed a lace curtain for a bit of privacy The food was first class well served by an attentive reastaurant staff . We enjoyed the... More

Booked a day for the 6 of us for my mums Hen do, on the £70 spa package. First impressions, the poolside needed a general update. One question to Penventon, why do you have garden umbrellas inside? The poolside furniture all needed a serious update, instead of cheap white B&Q furniture. The pool was warm, a good size and so... More

I have just spent 2 days here and I can say that although the decor of the rooms is very dated its clean tidy and a friendly hotel. Try to get a garden room and be aware that they have a lot of single beds. Also, although I was upgraded to a suite (essentially a room with a double bed)... More

We try to get down to the Penventon at least once a year,usually in February. This is an old manor house and still has a certain air of "stately home" elegance.There are some lovely antiques scattered around and a lovely old grand piano in one of the drawing rooms,sadly unplayable as it has been sealed up, my itchy fingers remained... More

My Wife and I decided to hold our lodges ladies festival on the 5th 6th and 7th of April what a good decision it was! The way they organised the event was faultless from beginning to end I would particularly like to thank Ian Crowcher, Lorrain Costello and Amy Butler for their tireless efforts which made the weekend such a... More