I havn't been here but this is the information I have which is important…read more As the premier UK Christian holiday and hotel company we believe that whatever your age, situation or interests we can provide the kind of holiday that you want. Christian Guild is a trading name of Methodist Guild Holidays Limited, which has developed into a multi-denominational holiday organisation. Our guests come from all sections of the Christian family to share the fun, faith and fellowship of a holiday or short break with a truly Christian flavour.

This is a beautiful country house very convenient for the station with an attractive welcoming tea…read moreroom, which is the only part of the hotel I've used, but I go there a lot. It deserves five starts but I'm partly writing this review to balance out the first 'review' from a rival company who have used this site as a free opportunity to promote their own business - extraordinary behaviour, and perhaps not very Christian??

This is a lovely hotel in a charming old country home that resembles a castle! It has beautiful…read moregrounds and gardens. It has several quaint lounges that overlook the gardens, and a classy bar area. This hotel just feels like a classic British regal fairy tale! We stayed here in winter, so unfortunately, we didn't see the estate in all its glory, but I imagine in spring and summer, it's just picture-perfect! We would have loved to have had our breakfast outside on the patio overlooking the patio in a warmer month! There's also some board games and books down in the lounge. There's chocolates in dishes all around the hotel as well! Our room had Victorian-era furniture that was rustic and charming. It's about what you would expect from the British countryside. They serve a lovely full English breakfast in the dining room as well. Take some time to enjoy the grounds in the morning after breakfast!

My parents just completed a coach trip where they stayed at this hotel for three nights…read more Unfortunately they had a terrible experience. The hotel needs updating as wallpaper is peeling off the walls and sockets not working in the room. However, the worst experience they had was with the service in the restaurant at dinner and breakfast. They were given designated seats for the weekend and were not allowed to sit where the "private guests"'would sit. Now I understand groups will be put together and they had no problem with this but there was a very obvious class system of private guests vs coach parties going on. They were moved to a new table on their final night after they had already sat down as somehow their designated seats had become "private guests" seats. The staff were surly at best about the move. The next morning one of the ladies in the group (an elderly woman) had forgotten they had been moved and sat with her breakfast at her old table. A person who worked there came over to her pointing at her and told her this was for private guests only and made her move. Her attitude was appalling and unnecessary. Bear in mind the restaurant was half empty So it's not Like anyone was waiting. On top of all this the food was horrible. Felt like it had been left out for a long time before it was served. My parents travel a lot on this type of trip and have never experienced being treated like this before and sadly will never go back to this hotel. So many of the party had such a bad experience that not only did they fill out the comment cards but attached additional paper as well!

The Cumbria Grand is a lovely building high above the town with views over Morcombe bay. I think…read morethe "Grand" bit must be the presence of the Peacocks. Inside there is a hint of faded glory, but nothing major. my bedroom, on the ground floor was spacious, with an adequate bathroom. The breakfast was stunning. It offered a varied Continental including cheese ham oat-cakes in addition to the expected croissants etc. porridge is cooked to order, and there are the other cereals, plus fresh fruit and yoghurt. The full english breakfast offered the usual sausage, bacon, egg (any way you want them) tomatoes, plus mushrooms, beans, black pudding and potato cakes. If you don't mind waiting for them to be cooked, Kippers are also on the menu, or I found all the staff very helpful. I only stayed bed and breakfast, so I didn't try the dinner menu, although the menu sounded appetising. there is a good menu for bar meals, which are much more reasonable than the restaurant.

Beautiful hotel and wonderful staff. The WiFi is atrocious and doesn't work well enough to have…read moreconsistent use. The beds are also so old and uncomfortable (think giant coils poking you all night) that it is impossible to get a decent nights sleep.

Most disappointing aspect of our vacation was visiting the Netherwood for an indulgent cream tea…read more On the online menu it promised a mini pork pie, cheddar cheese with the savory scone, a salted caramel eclair, a fruit sweet scone with clotted cream, and a chocolate tart. When the tea arrived none of it was what was on the menu advertised, no fruit scone, no eclair, no clotted cream, no pork pie, no chocolate tart. At a cost of $64 for 4 we were extremely disappointed indeed. I wrote to the hotel, and despite admitting they did not deliver what was advertised there was no offer of recompense for this false advertising. Sadly not worth the money. Or the petrol.