Langshott Manor Hotel Restaurant - (Near , london)

5 /5 wayne marder: Had a lovely time. The staff made our stay extra special. Thank you to Chloe and Emma who were brilliant and both are a credit to Langshott Manor.

5 /5 Michael Moreau: We used to play in the grounds and on the lake in the early mid 40s, not so many houses around back then, lived in smallfield road on the corner of langshot lane, at the time when ww11 was on, doodlebugs flying over.

2 /5 Alicia Emeric: Not exactly a fine dining experience. Risotto had no black truffle as advised on the menu. There was some kind of unknown crisp that had no taste barely edible. The gorgonzola mousse was more melted cheese and just way too much. This was not an enjoyable meal. Service wasnt great. I had higher expectations and have walked away sorely disappointed

5 /5 Jeanne Benger: My French family and I went there for afternoon tea. Delightful. Lovely hotel and the tea was lovely. Well be back.

4 /5 Smd: Went for food - wanted afternoon tea but as it was a on the day booking it was not possible but the staff especially Eram( thank you for your kindness) & the male manager accommodated us. It was to take American visitors to see a typical English afternoon tea as a surprise. Amazing venue used for weddings, beautiful building with Tudor features and well kept garden High level food- credit to the chef. Freshly baked scones and delicious range of savoury food & sweet desserts. Can get hot drinks, mocktails as well as a large alcoholic menu. Michelin level cuisine. Definitely recommend & advise pre booking. Sat in the garden as it was a beautiful hot day Only negative was a female member of staff who when we initially came denied us ever booking saying there was no male member of staff (this is who we spoke to prior to coming) and only when we pushed to say that we had spoken to someone did the male manager come down & confirm us - but little things like this can spoil a special outing. Hopefully staff training can improve this