Hanbury Manor Marriott Hotel & Country Club

This is the third Marriot mini golf holiday we have had. The others were St.Pierre and Forest of Arden. This was by far the worst from a golfing point of view as basically this is a members golf club which tolerates guests from the hotel up to a point.

Excellent hotel....only downside is long walks to everything internally due to the size of the buildings.... a small price to pay really.

Very pleasant and comfortable stay in interesting surroundings. I would have liked done information on the history of the manor. In addition, the walk from room to restaurant was rather long and would have been very challenging if it had been wet

Wonderfull building lots of charm and grandeur, staff very friendly and accommodating. The food was excellent and varied and catered easily for dietary needs. Thoroughly enjoyed our stay.

The staff were appalling, too few and completely overwhelmed and under trained. The service was slow and inept a great shame.

Played for our family Shield last weekend at Hanbury Manor hotel and golf. Hotel and golf course absolutely brilliant. One of our families best weekends ever. 👍

Room was comfortable and quiet, air con would have been great.

The staff were brilliant, friendly, attentive and very efficient. We couldn't fault them . The spa was clean and lovely. The rooms were spacious and comfortable and our meals were delicious.

I how stayed at this hotel many times since it opened in the late 80's and am pleased to report that my stay on this occasion was as good as any that I have previously enjoyed. Great staff, comfortable rooms, fantastic dinner and breakfast, plus the golf course in superb condition.

Couldn’t have asked for a better hotel to stay in. The food, staff and facilities were all very good and would highly recommend coming here. I will definitely be back!

From start to finish it was a great stay, checking in was so simple and the receptionists were very helpful, are rooms were ready when we got there at midday and are bags were taken straight to are rooms so we could go and have lunch before golf.

Hotel is beautiful, rooms are ordinary, and staff is mixed (front desk are terrific, restaurant and bar - particularly vardons is poor - customers treated with indifference). I didn’t use spa facilities but Tyner are very nice in appearance.

the stay was wonderful,the staff all very friendly,we also used the snooker table,which could of done with a bit more lighting,has its been moved to a conference room,and the ceiling lights do not line up with the table.but enjoyed stay and will hopefully go again.

Lovely place - a bit dated in decor (particularly the breakfast restaurant), but pleasant enough nonetheless. The only thing I was not very happy about was the fact that the non-golfing part of the party were told they could not use the spa until we were checked in. Our golf round started at 12 so we arrived round 11:30 and the non-golfers were not permitted access to the spa, even though we had been told they could. We had to plead with the reception staff for an exception to this rule before they were finally let in. This was very poor service and made the non-golfers feel like 2nd rate citizens.

Very spacious room with all facilities needed for a comfortable stay. Staff very helpful and restaurant good.

Great hotel and facilities. Staff were super friendly and helpful. Very efficient and the entire weekend ran like clock-work

Very disappointing. You cannot play until the afternoon and then only from the 1st tee. Visitors car park is a long walk to the pro shop. Member is near but barriers prevent use to guests. Whilst agreeing that the conditions were not conducive to allowing buggies, members were allowed buggies for medical conditions. The Vardon restaurant which serves as the 19th only allowed guests to have a table in the corner with most tables were reserved but unoccupied by members.

Very good layout and excellent greens normally...……..unfortunately they had been hollow tined and sanded a week before which was unfortunate. Also long walks between the two 9 holes....a buggy would have been useful.

Loved the golf and environment.However, the course signage was very very poor. We couldn't find the WC at halfway house on day one...we made more effort in asking where they were on day two...just halfway house is not enough.in addition we played the 17th thinking it was the 15th....nothing to tell us differently.

Beautiful course very well maintained,even bunkers were superb. Greens were a joy (fast). The course was a joy with the open but challenging front nine and the tree lined challenge of the old Verdon back nine. We will revisit this venue good golfing challenge. (13hcp)

Great course and absolutely immaculate. Greens the best I’ve ever played 🏌️‍♂️

Fairways and greens in great condition, some treatment to the greens last week which affected them slightly hence 4 stars. Great course, pleasure to play.

We had a range of handicaps playing from 8 to 24 but all the ladies enjoyed the challenge of the course and everyone said they would like to play it again!

A great Jack Nicklaus design, superb condition, combination of challenging holes for all levels of golfer, depending on which tees you play from. The yellows make the course too short for single figure handicaps, the whites offer a far more enjoyable challenge and for those really wanting to play a Championship course, play from the Blue tees.

I’ve played quite a few courses round the world but this was up there with the best condition course I’ve ever played on. The course is set out for all skill levels and the pace of play was very good on my visit considering 170 tee’d off in one day

We all thought the course was nice and very challenging, the front and back nine are very different, it is like playing two different courses, I think anyone who likes there golf will enjoy Hanbury manor, we will definitely play it again!

Paired with a member on day one - who was very displeased with that, so much so that I left pairing and joined group ahead. In fairness this was a mix up at checkin - Marshall came around and apologized. A free beer after round would have been welcomed. Half way house was closed by 3:30 on Good Friday - this was poor planning on course managements part. All that said, it is a very nice course with plenty of challenge and other than greens being early season very good condition.

the course was in great condition,greens very good althrough a little sandy in places,think had some sort of fertilizer applied on them. we were a 2 ball ,and had early starts, so seemed to miss all the 4 balls that were starting behind us. otherwise think would have been slow going. but a great course,and a lovely break,

The course was in fantastic condition, particularly the fairways. The 3 levels of cuts round the greens were also a joy to experience, especially so early in the season. There is a great variation of hole layouts and green complexes - a very enjoyable course. If I had to put my finger on one thing it would be the appalling state of the driving range. The mates are seemingly 5 years old, weathered and rock hard. This would be ok if we were then allowed to hit from the turf, but this was not allowed when we were there. This really lets an otherwise great golf resort down as there is no way to warm up properly before the round. It just feels so at odds with the vibe of the rest of the place, which is top notch. The range is barely worthy of a local public course with no funding. Very strange...

Excellent marshals - off on time. Interesting course with challenging greens! Thoroughly enjoyed our two rounds and would definitely come again - hopefully to improve the scores!!

Curse was in superb condition. From tee to green all parts of the course were as you'd like. The green themselves were the best I've played on for sometime - true, even and of a decent pace. Will definitely return to play again