Ashburnham Hotel

Nice bedroom ,had a comfortable sleep at night,good customer service, excellent choice of breakfast in the morning. Nice location. Nice bar There is a bus stop near by. Railway station near Harbour close by with a few shops in bury port. No bus service on a Sunday.

The Ashburnham hotel afternoon tea ,we went for a friends 60th birthday 🎂 we had afternoon tea with prosseco.Wonderful choice of sandwiches, savoury mini sausage rolls and quiche and spring rolls .Petit cakes were amazing ,welsh cakes and scone clotted cream and jam fabulous. The table was set with beautiful China and the staff couldn't do enough .Thank you for making our dear friends birthday tea special. Highly recommended my myself .

Our room was very disappointing- sadly everything was really in need of an update. The carpets were grubby, wall paper dated, ripped and poorly patched up, the beds were flimsy, the bathroom was very dated and standing in the bath for a shower felt flimsy. There was a different floor level half way across room, which felt liable to collapse. The thinness of walls and age of beds surely contributed to hearing excess noise of neighbours. The staff were all- without exception lovely and helpful, so it’s a shame that the hotel feels so run down.

We had our wedding at this hotel, including pre wedding dinner, ceremony and reception. We cannot thank Kathy and all the staff enough for what was a perfect weekend. All the food was lovely which was reiterated by many of the guests. Elis was super at ensuring that we all had everything that we needed whilst at the reception and bar. The domestic staff helped us and went over and above in help organising our wedding and admin. I would highly recommend this venue for a wedding. We absolutely loved our weekend. Thank you to you all. Aled and Donna

Business traveller. I booked this hotel for the room service and views overt the golf course to the sea. Unfortunately I had neither. I was emailed on check day to say kitchen would not be open in the evening, I could deal with that, but gave little time to rearrange accommodation as a solo female traveller. So went hoping the surroundings and hotel would make up for it. Sadly not. The room was very dated with evident damp issues, wall paper was hanging on for dear life. Condensation internally on windows in June…speaks volumes. Bed was lumpy, and mattress very dipped. Could be such an amazing place. young lad on reception was friendly, but really needs some tlc. It was clean, but floors and beds so creaky, and you can see where they are just patching it all up. Real shame as was looking for a good priced regular stay over for work.

What a dreadful attempt at an afternoon tea! Not as advertised and when queried was told it was the ‘old menu’ - that said they couldn’t provide the new one!! Aside from the cheap bread and margarine which tasted like a soggy napkin - their equivalent of smoked salmon and cucumber is tuna mayo and the coronation chicken is non existent! Their attempt at chicken goujons resembled the chicken strips in a fast food chain! Cake anyone? Oh dear what can I say about the cakes - they were so manufactured I don’t think they have a sell buy date! Far from the bara brith and trifle advertised. And at a cost of £30 - The Ashburnham Hotel are in the business or ripping people off! Verdict: avoid!