Hampton Manor - Solihull

Martin5192

Lovely little ba and coffee shop which doubles up as a restaurant later in the day. Nice selection of pastries to go with hot drinks . Sat outside in a converted greenhouse which created a nice atmosphere. Would prefer proper mugs for coffee rather than take away though. Lovely to walk around Manor grounds after. Nice place to visit.

Quynh H.

Got to stay here for the Sunday Sleepover special. Room is meticulously clean. Fresh yummy cookies from the kitchen. Dinner at the Kynd was exquisite. The only complain I had was that we didn't schedule more time here to try their other restaurant, Grace & Savour.

stephen R.

Hampton Manor is not only an exceptional venue, the staff are incredible, the location beautiful and the restaurants and bars are exquisite.
We got married here in 2018, celebrated our 1st year anniversary here, Valentines here and we love the Bakery, Kynd and Grace & Savour. I cannot recommend coming here enough; the rooms are modern yet full of character and the Owners have done an excellent job of keeping the Gothic architecture themed throughout while adding contemporary touches.
Unique, beautiful and we've never been let down!

Joss D.

Hampton Manor is a fantastic spot if you’re looking for a countryside escape with a bit of luxury. Tucked away in the quiet village of Hampton-in-Arden, it’s close enough to Birmingham for convenience but feels like a world away. The setting is beautiful, with well-kept grounds and a peaceful atmosphere that makes it ideal for a weekend getaway or a special occasion.

The hotel itself is a mix of historic charm and modern touches. The building has real character, with its grand manor house feel, but inside, the rooms are stylish and well thought out. They don’t feel stuffy or overly traditional—more of a boutique, contemporary take on country house luxury. The little details, like the high-quality bedding and well-designed bathrooms, make a difference.

One of the standout features is the food. The on-site restaurant, Grace & Savour, is an experience in itself, with incredible attention to detail in both the ingredients and presentation. If you’re into fine dining, it’s worth the trip alone. The service throughout the hotel is warm and personal without being over the top, which adds to the relaxed but high-end feel of the place.

If there’s a downside, it’s that the hotel is quite small, so availability can be limited, and it’s not the kind of place with loads of facilities like a big spa or gym. But if you’re after a quiet, intimate stay with amazing food and a bit of countryside charm, Hampton Manor is hard to beat.

Shannon H.

Attended a wedding open day here. The venue itself was lovely, rustic and had lots of natural light. Staff were lovely and helpful during the open day too. I can't comment on the rooms/food/service etc. But if considering for a wedding or event would definitely recommend viewing it.

Stephen W.

My partner and I stayed here for the Valentine's Day package. This consisted of welcome drinks on arrival, a stay in the Robert Dudley room. Wine tasting, listening to a wide selection of vinyl whilst eating complimentary cake. Finished with a 5-course meal at The Manor House restaurant.

Everything was amazing. Just spending time in the Manor House was so relaxing and enjoyable. There are games in the lounge, and there is a burning log fire to get cosy in front of. Billards and a shuffle board game I can't remember the name of.

It is so quaint and picturesque that it makes you feel like you are living in a museum. It's really cool.

The evening meal was a delight from start to finish. The log fire burning was a treat and gave the candlelit meal some real ambience.

We had complimentary sparkling wine waiting for us in our room. The room was large and comfortable. Beautifully decorated, and the bed was very comfortable. The room has a very spacious hot and powerful shower.

I was super impressed with the breakfast options. I have never seen trout on a breakfast menu before. My poached eggs were cooked to perfection.

The staff were super amazing. So polite and friendly, and helpful.

We didn't explore the grounds much as it was cold and raining. But from the house it looked beautiful and very well kept. A treat to behold in the summer, I am quite sure.

We would love to return here to eat in the famous Grace and Saviour restaurant. We can't wait to come back.

N8771TUsarab

My daughter and I had a 2 night end of week stay before a flight from Birmingham airport. The hotel is only 15 mins from The airport. The staff in the main house are very friendly and helpful. We had a fabulous room - Robert Peel. Lovely views from the windows, beautiful decorations and luxurious amenities. The breakfast was delicious. Available was the usual continental or many varieties of Cooked. We have a Gluten/ Lactose free dietary need and they were able to cope with that. As usual not loads of choice but there was some. |We ate at Smoke one evening. |The negative of this restaurant was small portions, small venue, limited menu, high price and very high service charge for the level of service.|The positive was absolutely delicious food.|I would love to stay here again in the future.

nomisO

Booked a table at Kynd to celebrate 9th wedding anniversary. On booking advised of couple of food allergies. On arrival very warm, polite and genuine welcome. On being shown to table staff member asked and checked info on allergies on very positive and supportive manner. Great pre dinner drinks, food ordered and food allergies ch cakes again (kitchen adapted starter to support food allergy, appreciated. Very pleased with the food, it's taste, presentation, friendly staff, great ambience of Kynd. Very much enjoyed dinner choices and pudding (shared tipsy cake, delicious).||Will done there again. Thanks to all staff both in kitchen and restaurant, thoroughly enjoyed the experience.