The building is absolutely beautiful from outside on the grounds to the actual building it’s self and inside also nice

I didn’t like that although I was travelling solo and had a family room there’s literally no plug sockets in a room so if I was to come back with family where would we charge our phones?

The staff were amazing! They went out of their way to make us feel at home and it was very apparent that they love this amazing property as much as we did! Lots of rooms where you can sit and read our watch TV and it is really close to a fantastic Indian restaurant surprisingly situated in the lion and fiddle pub.

Loved everything

The location is amazing. It is a beautiful building. The staff were lovely and helpful. The pool was lovely. Breakfast was great.

Unfortunately the shower door was broken. The beds were a little hard. There was no soap in the bathroom to wash your hands.

Breakfast was good Room was spacious Bed was comfortable

The shower/bathroom could have been cleaner The WIFI password should be in the rooms or more obvious on entrance

Lovely olde worlde Victorian grade II listed B&B in beautiful settings. Our room was spacious, cosy and clean. We had an issue with our toilet being blocked a couple of times but the issue was quickly resolved both times. There's a kettle with instant coffee and tea in the room. The shower cubicle could do with a little shelf/holder for your soap or shampoo but otherwise fine. The full English breakfast was ok and the staff was really polite and helpful. This is not a 5* hotel so we didn't expect luxury but we loved our stay and, for the price, cannot complain and will definitely return.

We didn't like Trowbridge. The area doesn't have much to offer but Fieldways location is ideal for visiting Bath and other lovely areas of Wiltshire and Gloucestershire.

It’s a beautiful property from the outside but is sad on the inside.

No hand soap in the bathroom. The bedroom was very tired and and signs of damp on the bedroom wall. The main reception was small and the main rooms not used to their best advantage. All in all a beautiful house but needs money spent on it to make the most of it. It’s a shame for us because it’s so handy for what we need but we’ll go elsewhere in future. There’s a huge lack of staff because breakfast was a fiasco and the poor cook was doing, the waiting and all the cooking!! Poor woman was run ragged. What should and could have a been a lovely stay was spoilt sadly.

It is a beautiful building inside and out. It has been grand in its day but the past spender is still there to see

That it is just a B&B and it would be great to see it brought up to hotel standard again

The building is absolutely beautiful. Check in was easy and the lady on reception showed us to our room. Room was spacious. The main part of the house (mansion) is stunning. Original floors, panelling and magnificent fireplaces. Breakfast was good. All of the staff couldn't have been more welcoming and accommodating. We loved our stay.

We didn't have a tv in the room but apparently other rooms did. When we wanted to watch TV we went down to the snug where there is a massive TV and leather chairs to sit in though. I can't say it affected anything about our stay, but the furniture was a bit tired, and the lampshades in the bedroom weren't our cup of tea!

Quirky hotel in need of some TLC, but my room was comfortable, clean, a good bed and a fan helped as there is no air conditioning. The breakfast was help your self to a small cereal and yoghurt selection but the full English was lovely. Staff shortages on the Sunday meant delays in breakfast service but we were in no hurry.

The hotel had mixed reviews and we weren't sure what to expect. It is a very old building requiring modernising . Didnt check out the swimming pool facilities. Reception staff were hard to find to check in and would prove difficult to do so if you came out of afternoon hours. Short staffing at breakfast meant one of our party was helping to clear tables. My bedroom and corridors were clean but the breakfast room could do with a dust up high.

After reading previous reviews I sort of knew what to expect ! It’s an old building which we found quirky. The breakfast room was lovely in keeping with the building and the breakfast itself was excellent with lots to eat and drink ! The staff were lovely and friendly especially at reception telling us where to go and how to get there. ,

The building itself is lovely and must have been impressive when it was run with a restaurant and bar etc. There was nothing we didn’t like really except the tv went blank after about half an hour . The toilet was noisy and difficult to flush but being Yorkshire woman we sussed it out ! Anyone who loves curries should visit The Gurkhas in the village which was excellent! All is lacking here is a bit of tlc on decor in the rooms and a bit of paint on furniture.