Fascinating, quirky, fun place with plenty of interest, lovely buildings and grounds, great food and super staff

quirky, lovely surroundings, friendly staff, good food.

nothing

Staff very nice and food good

Room very drab and disappointing

close to where I was working

bit old fashioned

Really good dinner in the a la carte dining room. Lamb rump was perfectly cooked for me (I don’t see why meat must always be served pink), it was tender, juicy and flavoursome. The veg were also spot on. They apologised for the limited wine list (new one being prepared) but we had their top priced red, a Malbec at £23, and it really was pretty good. The bar was quite limited too, I couldn’t get a bourbon, but they had Remy Martin. Breakfast was more ‘random’. The full English was served with fried bread (how refreshing!) and everything you’d expect, though one could pick the odd hole - the black pudding was dry and hard. But it was generally well cooked, a decent sausage etc. the coffee was appalling but replaced with a fresh pot immediately.

The bedroom was plain, the bathroom was clean but absolutely tiny. The separate pub was fine for a couple of pints, there seemed to be no pub menu that day. The site is littered with classic and military vehicles that are becoming an eyesore, and there has Been a definite fascination with fairground stuff. We didn’t want a Premier Inn this time, we got something of comparable cost, quirky but arguably better value

A wonderful and peaceful oasis in a beautiful part of the world - with great staff and lovely meals (both breakfast and dinner). Surrounded by interesting buildings and outlook, definitely will return.

Nothing - the whole experience was a delight.

Lovely pretty location, staff super friendly, excellent breakfast, dinner and xmas day lunch. Great value.

The room although it was clean and warm needed updating. The most annoying thing was the waste pipe from the room above us seemed to be in the wall right next to our bed and every time someone upstairs pulled the flush or had a shower we could hear the water running down the pipe!! Would ask for an upstairs room next time.

Everything

The walk to the top floor for our room :-)

Staff were lovely, food was fantastic.

There are elements that are looking a little tired.

Very quiet, comfortable, welcoming and unobtrusive. Food is interesting, good value for money and beautifully cooked.

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Superb breakfast

Liked everything

Lovely hotel with a charm of it's own. I have stayed here many times over the past 15 years, and its consistently a great place to stay.

Interesting things to see. Food good.

My stomach.

Haselbury Mill is a very picturesque destination, with something for everyone. Rooms are in an eighteenth century house, close to the river Parrett which has a long distance walking trail. There is a formal restaurant for dinner, but also a range of beach hut type shelters and a gypsy caravan in a popular pub garden, facilities for glamping and a mediaeval tithe barn for weddings. Staff were helpful and friendly, and the breakfast buffet service was excellent. The room was comfortable. There is a fair amount of walking between the house and the restaurant, so if you have mobility issues, I would recommend checking what assistance is available before booking.

Dinner in the restaurant was excellently cooked, but the menu was not varied and the offer for vegetarians and vegans was very limited. We could only find one main course which we wanted to try. The pizza oven only fired up on 2-3 evenings a week and there didn't seem to be any light meals or bar snacks available.

lovely and quiet

room very small, mattress on bed was smaller than the bed base

location

we had a dog so for breakfast we were in the downstairs restaurant and had to go upstairs to the loft to fetch our food everytime

The location and buildings were beautiful as were the rooms.

Television did not wrk in the first room I was given. Having been moved to the bridal suite I was disappointed to have to move a bed side table and unplug one of the lamps in order to use the kettle. I had to use the same socket in order to charge my phone. The breakfast was also disappointing in that only one small cup of tea was offered and no usable sugar was offered with my porridge - only cubed sugar and honey. When I asked for this a small amount of caster sugar was provided. When I mentioned the problems at check out the attitude was ‘ Oh that is a shame’. In short this hotel is a good example of ‘Style over substance’.

We are repeat visitors to Haselbury Mill when in the area as it is so lovely. The rooms are a decent enough size but it is their setting in old buildings that is is charming. The main mill serves up a cracking full English for breakfast and the evening meals were good. The large grounds contain around 20 old vehicles, cars that are mostly 50s/60s Austins, buses and even a tank! The staff are also very chatty and helpful.

Not much!