Cisswood House - Menu

Didn’t even stay the night. We left as it was poor. The staff were friendly but the food was bad and the room we had was very tired. Sandwiches were on the evening menu. Sums it up really.

We went as family of 14 Sunday lunch over priced poor service food awful bar very restricted never again the beef was almost unedable very limited menu such a shame because the building is full of charm

Recently had afternoon tea at the Cisswood house, it was terrible, the sandwiches, the word comes to mind as rustic, the bread was dry, scones were hard, cakes tasted stale, very disappointing. On the upside the staff were pleasant.

this experience was. To be brief, the meal was awful, the vegetarian fish was wrapped in bacon and the beef, if it was beef was some form of meat rolled into a who knows what. Members of the family complained that the beef did not taste right and everything tasted of salt.

Very surprised to read previous reviews we had a delicious afternoon tea good choice of teas, fresh tasty sandwiches, delicious scones jam and clotted cream and nice cakes couldn't fault the food or the staff. I will admit that the building is tired but nice and warm, with real fires on a very chilly evening!!

The waiter Tom and the manager were nothing but courteous and professional. Unfortunately they were severely let down by whomever was in the kitchen. Something needs to change as the business clearly has so much potential. I will not be returning and would not recommend eating here until serious improvements are made.

My friend and I went here for tea and were served by Alex who was friendly, polite and made us feel welcome and valued customers. We were given a cool timer when the tea arrived to let us know when it would be stewed, which was great. Alex went through the teas giving us knowledgeable advice so we could pick what we'd like. Lovely relaxing atmosphere in the hotel too

For the £185 price tag for one night I would have expected breakfast to be included but accept I should have checked that at booking. However breakfast at nearly £19 a head Is taking advantage of a captive audience. For £185 a night I do expect to have complimentary water in the room, a working shower and decent toilet paper other than the very cheap hard single ply that we had! The hotel itself looks very dated, tired and the furnishings are rather worn and shoddy. The only good thing I can say is that room was clean and a good size and the bed was comfortable.

We visited Cisswood House on a groupon deal for a spar and treatments; We had a couple of hours first in the hot tub, gym, pool and Sauna which was lovely and very relaxing which is what we needed. The building has a beautiful original part and a new hotel which isn’t that pretty added to the back. The team team had great as we had booked and had to cancel a few times due to hospital this is also part of the reason for such a good score too. The treatments I was a little disappointed as I got a head and shoulder massage and facial but it was more like a gentle stroke it was relaxing but wouldn’t have really called it reflexology, massage etc. My partner described his treatment as much more i...