Magical. How has it survived? We are so lucky that it has, and the people involved in it's daily running from the gardeners to the guides clearly love it. And it's worth it. We will definately be back - can't get too much. More

Having lived less than 75 miles away for most of my life it took an organised visit to get me to go. I wish that I had gone sooner. A fascinating house, steeped in history and one of the better NT visits, which can sometimes feel a little formulaic and same-ish. All the features have already been amply described, I... More

This National Trust Property is well worth the £7.90 entrance although canny nonmembers may want to go in September on feefree day. The Hall surrounds a courtyard and is a photographers dream old carved oak beams, stained glass windows and lots of leaning floors, chimneys, posts and the long gallery on the second floor is really worth seeing-look out for... More

If you like looking at quirky old buildings, go here! We went over Easter and even though it was cold, we have a great time. We chose to go with a guide who gave us loads of information and despite the wet and cold also kept us amused with his anecdotes! I can only remember his surname which was Williams,... More

I had never visited Little Moreton Hall before and was astonished at its exterior as we approached including the moat surrounding it. It was only the lower floor which was open but the display of a Tudor Christmas feast was very authentic and interesting to see. The chapel had a storyteller and the main hall a musician playing various instruments... More

It is the "Crooked House" the walk up to the house has one smiling at the exterior. The entrance gateway is enchanting and the inner courtyard unbelievable. the house itself has many interesting and enchanting rooms. Its a Must for old building enthusiasts and for families with children who want more than just the usual commercial entertainment. More

My friend and I finally realised a long time ambition to visit this property. The visit was very interesting - we learned about Tudor cookery and watched old English music being played. The house is stunning to look at as it is a perfect example of a medieval manor house. Outside we were able to explore the grounds and the... More

I have just had a veryenjoyable afternoon at Little Moreton Hall.I last visitedabout 10 years ago but that didn't detract from the pleasure of returning to this remarkable building. 'Little it is not'There are three floors with lots of historical interest in all the rooms . Being a retired joiner I marvelled at the oak panelling which is throughout the... More

My review echo's those of previous reviewers. It's a marvellous place to see, and its incredible that it's still standing - a testament to the National Trusts committment to maintaining our heritage. I'd recommend the tour. On the 2 occassions I've been, Glinnis provided the tour with her usual professionalism and wit, and brought the place to life. Ok, guide... More