Find hotels near Chadwell Springs Golf Course, Ware from SAR 174

"Cozy and clean room. Very friendly and helpful staff. Housekeeping on request. Near to town center and River Lea. Very convenient. Easy to take train from Ware station to another town."

"We had wonderful 2 nights stay at Hanbury Manor. Beautiful historic building with amazing grounds, lovely spa and restaurant. We had a small problem with our room and Courtney at reception dealt with quickly and professionally. And our room was spacious and clean with lovely view. We had delicious cocktails at the bar made by Chris. He is excellent barman and we enjoyed his recommendations. Dinner at Zodiac was excellent, dinner was superb with excellent service and attentive staff, we were looked after by Jetmir & his crew. Thank you to all at Hanbury Manor, can’t fault anything at all, we will definitely return and definitely recommend. "

"Very nice appartement, clean and modern. Perfect for us. Thank you to the owners 😀"

"The flat is in the middle of Ware, 50 yards from the main roundabout with the high street where there is a sign saying 'Ware Town Centre'. It is also next to a pub and opposite a Sainsbury's local which has deliveries all night. The traffic, deliveries and pub noise meant it was impossible to get any sleep and we had to leave after only 1 night.As well as this there were rat traps and razors in the parking area behind the flats. There was also rubbish piled up infront of the block and a distinct smell of mould in the entrance hall. Whilst the owner has done a good job of decorating the flat it's location means that it cannot be considered unless you are used to sleeping on a main road. The owner was extremely aggressive and unhelpful when we told her we would be leaving. Even though we left the flat immaculate she refused to consider a reduction in rental. She also refused to accept that the flat is in the town centre despite the Town Centre sign 50 yards from the door. "

"Access to the farm park was a great perk, We spent a lovely afternoon interacting with the alpacas and pigs,"