البحث عن فنادق بتصنيف 3 Star في فارثينجستون من SAR 189

"Brownover Hall hotel is a beautiful and grand building. The rooms are nicely decorated and feel luxurious, but comfortable. The team at the hotel are friendly and welcoming and the restaurant is great too. You don't need to leave the place to have a lovely time, but there is a retail park nearby if you fancy some shopping. Highly recommended."

"Free parking, swimming pool, spacious rooms with the bonus of connecting rooms as my daughter and her family and myself both booked rooms worked out great for us. Breakfast was great, children loved the make your own pancakes in particular! Would 100% visit again. Thankyou for a wonderful stay"

"Staff very helpful and friendly. Breakfast was good except for putting green leaf over everything! Should be optional. Room was clean, but could have topped up teabags every day, and only had biscuits on the first day."

"Dated room, smelt of animals, wasn’t particularly great. Asked for a room change and somehow the alternative that was offered was worse than the one we stayed in."

"The property was a perfect little English inn for a quick night during our trip from the US. Rooms and grounds were clean, staff helpful, and room well-suited."

"Good hotel for a short stay, a bit dated but good. Positives: Friendly staff, good size room, clean. The not so great: Breakfast is the biggest disappointment. The choice is minimal and quality should be better. If the breakfast options included fried eggs or pouched eggs and the supplied bread, jam and sausage quality would be better the rating would be much higher."

"Friendly staff at front desk, room looks like it's been recently updated ( a little warm on the top floor, but there was a fan in the room.)"

"My husband and I enjoyed our stay. It was worth the price. The room was very nice and clean. Loved the pool and sauna as well. I’d recommend booking with breakfast as some of the rooms doesn’t come with a stove. Over all, it was an amazing experience❤️"

"Bar staff more interested in talking to each other rather than doing their jobs"