We stayed here for 3 nights while visiting family in the area after Christmas. We had one room for…read moremy husband and i with our 2 toddlers. Everything about the hotel was wonderful! The staff was so very friendly and kind to us- when we checked in late and jetlagged, the front desk reception staff gave us some mince pies and tea as we'd missed happy hour and said to feel free to come and ask for milk or anything we might need for the kids that night. The room was very comfortable, shower nice and hot, and having the great room downstairs was really wonderful to have some space to relax. Thank you for making this such a great experience.

The choice of room rates were deceptive. "single room" and "standard room" we selected the standard…read moreroom and upon arrival was given single rooms. When a complaint was raised with the general manager she wasn't very customer first sentric and instead tried to give excuses and place the blame on us. She did everything she could to avoid giving a refund for the deciet but did finally give 50% which still isn't good enough. This hotel complete ripped us off.

Great friendly pub with large restaurant menu. Warm welcome from Dave, great service at the table…read more Food is very good, I had a fish sandwich. Save room for the great selection of sundaes and other tempting desserts.

On a recent visit to Silverstone we drove around on the Saturday evening looking for a place to…read moreeat. Not knowing the area we spotted the Saraces Head Hotel and their terrace looked very inviting. We would like to recommend their service and restaurant facilities.fantastic value for the money and the best fish and chips (with mushy peas) we've had in many years! Well worth a visit!

Many years ago when i was in school i used to know people who worked at brunches and some of the…read morestories they told i swore i would never try anything from there, But hey thats now 6years later and i have tried sandwhiches from there they pretty much make the sandwhiches or what ever you ordered infront of you so thats all good. Some of their sandwhich prices are pretty expensive if your feeling like you dont just want the ordinary tomato and cheese. I would recommend brunches if you want to grab a quick sandwhich they fill them pretty well and they are a reasonable size.

Had a sandwich from Brunches in Milton Keynes shopping centre for the first time in years today. I…read moreused to go there quite often (we're talking like 15 years ago) and I have to say it's not as good as I remembered it to be. I asked for garlic mayonnaise with my bacon and salad sandwich and the lady making the sandwich clearly didn't know which condiment pot the garlic mayo was in so she literally stuck her nose in the pot to check if it was garlic which was most off putting to say the least! Also I ordered two sandwiches and I'm not sure if she had some kind of dementia but I had to repeat every single ingredient of both sandwiches, sometimes twice, and then when we got to the till she had to ask me what I had ordered! The filling on the bacon sandwich was a bit sparse and the bacon wasn't as crisp as it should of been, the other sandwich however (crayfish) was packed to overflowing so perhaps I was just unlucky. The sandwich that I had was nice but nothing special, it just didn't have that premium quality feel that I always associated with Brunches. On the plus side the prices are reasonable for freshly made sandwiches and they have an excellent selection of ingredients and breads which you can combine in any way you like so your sandwich is exactly as you want it. I'd recommend them if you just want a quick bite to eat and you're bored of Pret or ready made sandwiches.

After receiving a generous voucher for a weekend stay at Rushton Hall, my companion and I booked…read moreour visit a few days following the Christmas holiday (hence the foggy weather in my photos). We called a few days before our stay and had no problem reserving a room. The building is beautiful, historic, very grand and even with its modern upgrades, it maintains an authentic English manor feel. Our room was very clean, well-lit, the decor was lovely and we even had a small balcony overlooking one of the open fields. Before heading out for the evening, we had a few drinks in the hall's great room. It was lavishly decorated, had warm mahogany wood walls, a gigantic fireplace and comfortable lounge chairs and couches to relax on. There was a restaurant pub just a half-block down the road that we went to for dinner... very convenient. Our morning breakfast was served in the dining hall and it was delicious. I believe the menu changes depending on the season but everything we had was scrumptious and we had a nice view of the inner courtyard through the wall of windows. It was a lovely stay and if you're looking for a small weekend getaway in Northamptonshire - look no further.

I attended a training and stayed on site at the Hall in June 2018. The meals were phenomenal, the…read morehospitality incredible, and the room was very comfortable. Everyone in attendance had rave reviews of the venue.

Helen baked and decorated me a fruit birthday cake for my mum. My mum loved it. She is very…read morefriendly, approachable, professional and talented. sweetness and delight also do cupcakes and cookies. I will be ordering from her again. Thanks again Helen.

What a beautiful brunch to celebrate the Mother's Day !!! The food, the atmosphere, the staff, all…read moretop notch though the place was quite busy with customers coming in at the same time. Reasonable prices too. Highly recommended and will go back for more feasts.

We stopped by for tea and scones yesterday and it was such a pleasure. Comfy chairs, lovely tea in…read moreChina cups and a scone the size of the plate (we shared one between the two of us!) The whole experience was helped along by the lovely, friendly young staff. The Bridge knows what it is doing.

This place is a real treat for the Formula One fan, such as myself. From the Ferrari memorabilia…read morelike Michael Schumacher's racing suit or (my personal favourite) Rubens Barrichello's racing boots and shirt to the amazing wall photos that details many decades of Formula One's racing heroes. I was here for an evening event and I must commend the staff here, they were all very friendly and helpful, With the exception of the desk staff at the entrance. It was a pretty frosty greeting from them, and a real lacking of helpful information in finding where I was going along the never ending snaking corridors of Whittlebury Hall. If you get the chance, see if you can find the letters that Princess Diana wrote that are framed in the lobby area. A little slice of history there. I still prefer the F1 stuff though! I came here during December, so I am commenting about this place in a slightly off-peak time. I can imagine that it gets to be absolutely bedlam when Silverstone is in full flow during the summer. I'd love to return though. See you soon!

Really nice staff, really great food, but the rooms have some teething problems. The group I was…read morewith had two rooms booked and in one of the rooms the television didn't work at all - in the one that did, it was impossible to work out how the telly functioned (I know, right: surely you switch it on and choose a channel? No.), and no member of staff knew how it worked either; the plughole in the sink didn't work properly and there was a dirty towel. Oh - and none of the staff knew how the door locks worked (fyi: you pull the handle UP to lock it). While we sat at breakfast a man from another room complained that his toilet was not attached to the floor! Haha - oops. Hmm. It's a shame because the location is lovely and they're getting the food and ambience part so right. I'm intrigued as to how they got five AA stars.