Fawsley Hall is the best place where I have ever been before, I was really impress both for the wonderful hatel and landscape and for the kindness of the staff, really qualified and pleasing. I advice to book at Fawsley hall both for a job trip or a relax holiday. The staff will help you to relax and enjoy the... more

Fawsley Hall is a wonderful Tudor Manor set in the green English Countryside. Peace, relaxation, nature and luxury may describe some of what we lived throughout our stay. We stayed there for a business trip with roughly 20 persons and went back and forth to Silverstrone. Coming ‘home’ to Fawsley was a refreshing relief after work. The Fawsley team was... more

went to a wedding at fawsley hall on 23rd of may 2009. everything was good good untill the staff gate crashed the wedding and started shouting abuse at the groom and stealing peoples drinks of the table and trying to couse a fight with the groom., very disapointed. they need to employe english staff as the ones they have got... more

Fawsley Hall is a beautiful building set in stunning countryside; the room was large with sky TV and a modern spa with swimming pool. The equilibrium restaurant also has an interesting experimental menu that may not be to everybody’s taste but for the more adventurous should be considered. Unfortunately the hotel is let down by truly awful service, myself and... more

I booked a night at Fawsley Hall through Mr and Mrs Smith.com for myself and partner to enjoy some relaxation and quality time. We arrived early afternoon - alittle taken a back by the road to Fawsley which is a single track with cattle grids! The hotel has genuine history and the building reflects that history. It was very busy... more

Fawsley Hall is an Elizabethan-Georgian-Victorian pile standing in some of Britain’s finest and most traditional scenery - the lake, the church, the trees and the sheep all combining to create a mini-masterpiece of the English Landscape Movement, a style seen to perfection at nearby Stowe. Fawsley performs a neat trick by giving you monumental and characterful interiors yet somehow avoids... more

Normally fans of more modern surroundings, we decided to opt for something different and this hotel delivered that in style. The large but intimate Great Hall was elegant and welcoming, the newly opened outdoor hydropool was a modern luxury and the huge bed with swag curtains and panelled room with country views was all very atmospheric. We played croquet on... more

Paid £335 for a club rom and dinner package for ONE night. Taking out the dinner cost the room cost was £225. The Club room, number 26 (avoid it) was such a dissapointment. Small, cramped and in the attic with a view of a wall and someone elses bedroom window ( no privacy at all!). I immediatley complained to the... more

We stayed at Fawsley Hall for their “Christmas House Party. As our first Christmas away from home we went with trepidation and high expectations and easily could have been disappointed. However nothing could have prepared us for genuine desire of the General Manager, Brian and his staff to make this a Magical Christmas to remember not only for us but... more