Just stayed at the Coach House for one night and were allocated room 10. The room was small and the bathroom smaller. When entering the room it smelled of damp and on closer inspection the shower had mould around the shower tray and the curtain also had mould on it. The toilet bowl could have done with a good clean as it was brown! We found the room so depressing that we actually paid to visit the Duxford Museum just to get out. The room was generally dusty. The bed was clean but you could feel every spring. Breakfast well what can I say - how anyone can spoil one is beyond me but the tomatoes had just about seen a pan, the mushrooms were microwaved and the sausage under cooked.

If you are disabled or unsteady on your feet then not a good place to visit as all the paths have gravel and unsuitable with heavy cases.

Not good value for money at £70 a night for two people.

The hotel was the worst hotel we stayed in over a six week trip through France and the U.K. The "one acre park" was a gravel parking lot. The room our traveling companions stayed in was ant infested and the manager blamed them for bringing in the ants! The rooms may have been "recently upgraded," but it is difficult to note how unless it was the new electric tea pot. The shower was so small the soap dish was outside the curtain and we could sit on the toilet and wash our hands at the same time. It was noisy, dirty and very uncomfortable.

We stayed for one night at this hotel. I was totally dissapointed with the hotel.

The room was poor- walls and ceiling were so thin than we could hear everything that was going around us. As the people in the room above were up early- we were not able to sleep being able to hear their every step above.

If you stay here ask not to be in room 8. The room was tiny- the toilet was like a hostel toilet and the room was in no way worth £73 a night. I've heard some of the other rooms were ok but if you stay here avoid number 8 and those in the same block as it.

The bizzare thing was the the hotel had called and taken full payment from my partner 2 weeks before we stayed meaning we are having trouble being compensated. Maybe that's why they get money upfront- so people can't refuse to pay as I would have done. My room was a poor excuse for accomadation.