Roman Camp Country House Hotel

We were booked here as part of a 12 day tour. It was myself and my 16 year old daughter and upon arriving they needed to separate the queen bed into 2 beds. Been on the books for weeks, no big deal, the staff were *very* nice. This is a very old hotel referring to being hundreds of years old. It was very interesting to look at and tour but the rooms felt very old. For us it was the unusable WiFi that caused us to move to an airport hotel as we were leaving the next day. I do WiFi for a living so spoke to manager and they knew it barely worked and I explained how easy it was to fix, but it seems they are trying to sell the property so expect nothing to be upgraded. We were flying home the next day so downloading things were very important and they are a cellular 'hole' so could not use my phone for data either. We did not try the in-house hotel, but did eat on the smaller restaurant on the property and it was pretty good. Strange, the very small staff looked all under 21 and sure enough the food we ordered wasn't what showed up, but they sorted it all out and it was pretty good. You can walk into town from the street. Don't try the river walk (which they are close to) as the path we were sent down ended with barbed wire.. Hence we walked all the way back to the street. We ended up asking guide to just move to a modern hotel by the airport and that's what happened. Didn't ask for money back, just took the cost. Hotel just wasn't for us and our experience is our own.

Quirky - room was lovely. Staff great - nothing too much trouble. Evening meals were fabulous (restaurant and bistro), breakfast by far the best we've had in a hotel. Good location for exploring. Dentist opposite entrance (needed for tooth extraction!!)...

The staff were very welcoming, the hotel was clean and the breakfast was very good! Very disappointed with our room, so dark! It was quite expensive, it’s a shame, it has so much potential. … Maybe Alex Polizzi could pop by! (Hotel Inpector) Won’t be back

This is a quaint hotel in a very private, yet conveniently-located area of Callender. A hidden gem is its "Potting Shed" cafe/restaurant. We enjoyed one of the best meals of our trip at this quiet dining spot. You will find the service at this hotel extraordinary and you'll discover the staff to be courteous, helpful and friendly. They will go out of their way to make you feel welcomed and comfortable.

A wonderful hotel with fab staff. Food was exceptional both fine dining and the Bistro. Gorgeous grounds and very special interior. Lovely hotel - don’t hesitate to book!

We had three rooms here in May, for six of us traveling together. We have a love of older hotels, and we had the best time here. We were very comfortable, and loved wandering through the grounds and gardens. Our only disappointment was that we should have opted for dinner at Roman Camp versus going into town. We really regretted that decision. We enjoyed cocktails in the beautiful sitting room, with the windows open to the gardens, and the fire burning. Wonderful! Breakfast was delicious. We were sorry to only have one night here.