Burton Constable Hall Review

A beautiful house especially at Christmas lovely grounds and a large tea room that's very nice to

Had a very good day. House and Gardens were good. Cafe was reasonable.

Went to archery. The guides were informative and friendly

Lovely campsite, lovely grounds. Very friendly people.

Fascinating collection of old things and a Cobwebs & Cream Team afternoon to boot!

Very good. Very interesting and staff very professional.

A wealth of knowledge by the volunteers and some amusing anecdotes. Well worth a visit. Pity about the mugs of tea and no teapots in the cafe but the food was delicious and the service was good.

Fabulous house with lovely staff
Lovely grounds and a nice walk around the lake ..nice cafe and excellent service and afternoon tea

A place which is truly delightful. The entrance fee is not expensive considering how many rooms you can see and this time of year some of the rooms were dressed for christmas. Many people travel further afield to see Chatsworth and Burton Constable is a hidden gem. Friendly volunteers were in various rooms to give you more insight.

Was there on a mind, body and spirit fair. Great place! Will come again!

We just visited the craft and gift fayre so did not visit the house. We did have lunch in the cafe which, although very busy had a warm atmosphere. I had a pork and chip wrap which was served by a very nice young woman called Charley - it was delicious.

Lovely grounds for a walk plenty of intersting sculptures . Good choice at tea rooms. Outside seating. Dog friendly too.

Stunning surroundings and friendly and welcoming staff

Lovely day. Thoroughly enjoyed it. Maybe a few more playground type things for the kids would be good

We have a caravan at Burton constable its a beautiful site.

Fantastic Elizabethan home. Originally a small tower built after the Norman Invasion. In the ownership.of the same family all that time. The house is beautiful and fascinating because all the contents are original to the property, and there are layers still showing from every era. In trust so in the care of Historic Homes. A great family day out as it has beautiful grounds and a cafe. Ample parking. Some restrictions with Covid 19, so book ahead and enjoy.

Wonderful collection and experience from 17th Century on

I was there for the radio 1 big weekend, lovely place.

Only visited grounds and stables. Very pleasant couple of hours.

A beautiful house and grounds with wonderful events held in the stable yard area. You can also have a cream tea or lunch in the cafe.

Great area to go walking and have a picnic. Don't be phased by the caravan parks you can walk through to continue around the lake. Covid secure, book online !

A nice , welcoming family park and well looked after by the fantastic staff.

Always enjoy a visit to Burton Constable the only down side is the change in the cafe, we no longer use it as the prices have become very expensive since it changed hands.

Loved it here, beautiful rooms with fantastic guides who have great knowledge of the house and it's previous owners.

Amazing place to visit. So much history and amazing gardens. A must for the family if you're in the area.

Absolutely love going here cant fault it, coffee is good too.

Nice grounds but terrible Halloween trail. But done their best considering

Our local Stately House, great guides, interesting exhibits, and a calendar of events

Lovely place to be. Tea house is awesome, cakes are huge.

Went to the Xmas and Craft Fair, free entry and dog friendly experience, we got some different Xmas gifts.

A hidden gem. A must see place, fabulous. The guides are very knowledgeable and friendly

Reading reviews I expected better.

It was the Easter holidays and they had Easter egg hunts and other bits on.

Not as pretty as I had hoped and not much to do.

Maybe ok for young children around 4 or 5 but I think others will get bored.

Went to view classic car show held here. This is our third visit. Very attractive and spacious venue with toilets, cafe/restaurant, information rooms and excellent area for car display. Other activities from time to time (Archery demo/have a go at the time of our visit), Art exhibition on a previous occasion. Nice woodland/parkland area for walks.

Visited the cafe for coffee and a hot chocolate on the way home, probably cost a little more than an ordinary little cafe but the drinks where great tasting and the surroundings clean and pleasant. Staff where friendly. Also had a stroll and a nosey around the stables and the clock tower, nothing spectacular but a nice way to pass an hour or so.

Lovely surroundings. Amazing talented craft people selling there products....

Went for a light lunch. Nice friendly staff. Quick service and quality food.

Very peaceful area. I come here sometimes and it helps clear my head.

This place is a hidden gem! Beautiful large house, lots of very interesting things in over 30 rooms, very historic with a interesting and colourful past. The guides are a delight, very knowledgable and friendly. There are some really lovley walks around the gardens and estate.nice little shop and cafe too. Well worth a visit.

Friendly and helpful staff, wonderful house and grounds, thoroughly enjoyed my visit only spoiled by the tearoom running out of chips, salad and plough man's!

Lovely place lots to look at, nice that it was not crowded

Fabulous place, well worth a visit. Plenty of spaces to explore.

Went to a craft fair here, really nicely laid out in the old stables. Good selection of stalls from beers and spirits through to handmade goods, fudges and baked goods. Some stalls a little pricey but that's not the halls fault, and to be fair even the really expensive sausage rolls were top notch.

Recommend a visit. Great house and grounds. Visited to see the Berlin Nights show by Bridlington Spa Players in the evening. Highly recommended professional show put on throughout the rooms in the house.

This is one of the best statey house's of this period and are on our door step great day out.

Wonderful country house and griunds. The house itself is full of treasures of furniture and scientific material collected by the Constable family over many years. The cafe is also great!

Love the restaurant excellent home cooked food and pleasant surrounding, also good functions held here x
No restaurant anymore,called the stables think the animals outside are better treated !!!!
4-5 different sandwiches which was very yuppie style,
Tea or coffee in paper cups,
Sausage roll and pork pie ,served in a brown paper bag!!! No plates to put your purchases on so had to put sauces on the bag !!!! (the inside once ripped open )
A ABSOLUTELY DISGUSTING CUP OF TEA,THAT WE LEFT !!
NEEDLESS TO SAY THAT I WILL MOST CERTAINLY NOT BE RETURNING TO THE BARN /STABLES EVER !!!!
ONLY FOR THE CRAFT FAIRS,
AND BRING MY OWN TEA AND CUPS.
I DO NOT THINK THAT THE STANDARDS CAN GO ANY LOWER !!!!

Brilliant walks around the grounds. Cafe welcomes dogs - has a room for doggy people!

Loads of things to do. Go around the hall, check out the craft fairs, gift shop, fantastic country views.

The house is absolutely beautiful. 33 rooms to go round. Not in the slightest bit boring. Cafe for lunch with a gorgeous mural on the back wall. Staff so friendly. The volunteers so delightful.

Splendid Hall, lovely Christmas decorations and friendly, informative, entertaining volunteers.

Lovely Elizabethan country house. Well worth a visit.

Had a wonderful day here. The Christmas Craft Market was on and was very busy with lovely special items. Icing on the cake was the beautifully decorated house. Loved it all xx

Amazing house in good condition. You drive in straight up the main drive and enter through the front door

Very knowledgable staff make Burton Constable Hall a real treat to visit. With over 30 rooms to view, there is something for anyone with a penchant for historic houses. The food in the tearoom is freshly made and very tasty. I had an egg and crispy onion sandwich which was awesome! There's also a really nice walk around the grounds.

Great little coffee house in beautiful surroundings.

So much to do, friendly staff. Knowledgeable tour guides. Thanks for a great day out x

Unfortunatly at moment the cafe is very disapointing, havent quite got to grips working with limited staff, hopefully soon it will improve, wont be rushing back for some time

This is off the beaten path but is very much worth seeing as it is a massive country house started in Jacobean times. There are a large number of rooms and it is set in large grounds where you can walk about.

One of the interesting exhibits is a whale skeleton that was brought to the house after the whale had washed up on shore.

Very much worth a visit

Fantastic. We'll worth a visit. Great house and tranquil surroundings.

Simply stunning landscaped gardens. Good refreshment facilities and an intriguing house to explore.

Lovely hall and grounds very well maintained. History explained easy to follow.

Lovely surroundings. Amazing talented craft people selling there products....

Very enjoyable visit. Nice to chat to knowledgeable room guides.

I only walked around the grounds and cafe so cannot comment on the house itself. Walked the dog around 2 out of the 3 routes, both of which were fairly nice but one walked directly through a caravan park so wasn't perhaps the most scenic of walks, but the lake and bridge were beautiful sights. House gardens a very old tree and accompanying Ha Ha made for a very nice meander on this frosty day.

This grand house has a multitude of historical interest to offer the inquisitive mind. Beautifully restored by local people with a mutual respect of local history. There is also a dog friendly cafe where you can sit and reflect upon your visit and enjoy the tranquility of the landscape. Wheelchair friendly and toilet facilities.

Lots to see at this large house, that dates back to Tudor times. Many interesting objects with good information in the reasonably priced guide book - also friendly and knowledgeable room guides. There is an unusual amount of original content, including scientific instruments and objects collected on travels - allow at least 2 hours to see the house. The cafe in the stables is also good and serves an excellent toastie! The house and cafe are both good value for the money. Unfortunately it was raining heavily so we never got as far as the lakes.

We never went into the hall, we have been b4. Coffee & sausage roll in the stables cafe was very good. We sat outside on a lovely Easter weekend.

This is one of the best house displays I have been to.All hand made decorations done by the volunteers.30 rooms to view.A must visit.

Welcome break in cafe after a nine mile walk from Horsnsea. Sadly they had run out of scones.