Grim's Dyke Hotel And Restaurant Lodging Business in London

Reviews

1. Shellee5! ★★★★☆

   beautiful place, when events are on downstairs in the main building, the room did become noisy, had singers on, they were great, but after a long hard day i just wanted to relax and have an early night, when i first arrived there was another event on, which meant i could not access the main building stairwell and I had to climb a fire escape stairway (very thin, winding and metal) with luggage and bags to find my room, at the entrance via the fire escape door which was a big step drop, down on the stairs! this was not very accessible, on the second evening I had an unexpected visitor, a staff member entered my room with a key, shocked to see me sat there, explaining oh I thought this room was empty? lovely hotel, beautiful location just seemed a little bit chaotic on this visit!

   almost 9 months ago
2. Maria Weyer ★★★★★

   This was a lovely stay. My daughter got married nearby but we spent the wedding night here. Rooms were beautiful. They organised a private breakfast for us as so many stayed, I can honestly say the cooked breakfast was the best I ever had!

   almost 10 months ago
3. hugh m ★★★★☆

   Having celebrated our wedding reception at Grims Dyke in 1994 it seemed a good idea to stay at the hotel as we met up with family and friends. Unfortunately our room was not afforded the privacy we’d expected with a path passing directly behind our French Window Doors which had no net curtains. A simple scrambled egg breakfast was not at all nice however the staff were excellent and our evening meal in the restaurant was exceptionally good.

   almost 10 months ago

1. Pard Kang ★★★☆☆

   The hotel is located within lovely lush trees and greenery, peaceful clean reserved area. The check in desk staff were very friendly and helpful. The downside to this hotel is that the rooms are very dated albeit clean and well kept just look tired and dated for my liking. The bar, again , nice but run down and not so clean, there were a lot of flies and empty dishes around the beer taps and drinks. Given the above, due to where the hotel is located I will give it another go when I'm in the area.

   almost 11 months ago
2. cristina fudulu ★★★★★

   We went to Grims Dyke Hotel to celebrate our 10th wedding anniversary. From the moment we stepped on the grounds it felt like we are in a fairytale. Reception was welcoming and we got a fabulous room in Garden Lodge which was clean, it had a comfortable bed, a beautiful garden and a jacuzzi; variety of tea and coffee and plentifull toiletries. I must say housekeeping team are doing a great job. We made our way to the restaurant for dinner and we prefered to sit at a table outside as the weather was great. The restaurant and bar staff were perfect from begining to the end, the drinks/cocktails and the food were out of this world, compliments to the chefs. The grounds are superb as we have seen them on our walk with our dog. Breakfast was plentiful and delicious and again we were greeted by wonderfull staff. We had a fantastic experience and we will definitely come back again as for London I find the hotel to be affordable for a good guality stay. Thank you to everyone at the Grims Dyke for such an impecable service!

   1 year ago
3. Kelly Bowers ★★★★★

   We had a lovely afternoon with family, 10 people in total. The staff were excellent, very polite and friendly, and accommodating! I found the sandwich menu a bit to fussy, traditional sandwiches with afternoon tea is always preferred but perhaps just our preference.

   almost 3 years ago

1. abbey louise Lawford ★☆☆☆☆

   Was there on Saturday for an afternoon tea which was advertised as £36. My friend paid the £10 deposit that was required at the time of the booking which left £26 to pay on the day which wasn’t the case we then get told we have to pay a additional service charge so all in all we ended up paying around £40 for some dry cakes, not even a full sandwich and 3 pots of tea between 10 of us and a scone each, baring in mind it was meant to be unlimited. overall I wasn’t impressed and won’t be returning.

   almost 3 years ago
2. Gill Johnson ★★★★★

   Really enjoyed an overnight stay with our two dogs. The hotel is a green ‘oasis’ and has a warm & welcoming feel. The hotel provided beds for our two dogs and a bowl of treats which was a lovely touch. We could enjoy our meals in the library bar with our dogs and the food was excellent - both the evening bar meal and breakfast. The grounds are beautiful and worth exploring. The history of the hotel is also very interesting to research. The hotel is not close to public transport so this needs to be borne in mind. Also, because the hotel is a listed building, there are some limitations with accessibility - worth checking before travel. Would highly recommend.

   almost 3 years ago
3. Rebecca Decker ★★★★☆

   We can really fault nothing except to say the rooms are a bit tired. Very comfortable and well equipped though so definitely can't mark it down too much! Breakfast was plentiful with an excellent array of choices and the staff were exemplary. Would definitely stay again.

   almost 3 years ago

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