A friend and I stopped off here to have a look around. The signage at the back of the property was virtually nonexistent and we took ages to find the toilets. In the end, we went in to the new cafe and asked. The staff directed us to 2 cubicles which seemed a small number for the size of the property. The new cafe was very disappointing - the large outdoor patio area looks great, but is unusable in wet weather and inside there are only five tables by the large glass window - the rest of the seating is in dark, pokey areas at the back. And the small window we sat by was filthy. There were no signs about breakfast or lunch options that we could see, just a fridge with the usual exorbitantly expensive sandwiches. The house was interesting and the room guides helpful but not intrusive. I liked the upstairs lounge where I could sit and read and imagine myself to be the lady of the house. The formal gardens are beautiful and well maintained. We wanted to find the kitchen garden but again there were no signs and the weather deteriorated so we went on our way. No shop either, which again is a surprise for a large property and I’m surprised the Trust have not put one in whilst building the cafe extension. Perhaps the old stables cafe will used for this in future?

This NT site is on our doorstep & we are so lucky. Our latest visit - Sept 2023 was again breathtaking. The gardens are immaculate, so beautiful - well done to the gardening team. After a lovely walk we enjoyed tea & cake on the new cafe garden terrace. The autumn sunshine made it extra special.

Had a lovely day visiting today on Halloween 🎃! We enjoyed tea and cake first in the new cafe, it was delicious. Then we explored the house. Beautiful. Afterward, we put on our walking boots and walked the parkland and up to the church. Then back to the cafe for some late lunch. It was disappointing that hot food stopped at 2.30pm. Understand the hot meals may take longer. However, maybe the option of a sausage roll/Cornish pasty (which are on the menu) after 2.30pm without the trimmings. Have visited many times and enjoyed the walk but explored the house again, which was lovely.

Four of us visited on the last Monday in October. We had a really enjoyable time walking in the grounds and then having some lunch in The Stables Cafe .We had pasties flat whites soft drinks ,and sandwiches. A good selectin of food and drink here and was less busy than the Courtyard Kitchen -Really tasty food and very inviting café A good few hours spent here and very relaxing even though busy as was half term

The house was decorated for Christmas in a 70's & 80's theme, toys, clothes, records, foods and much more, it made it a very interesting and nostalgic visit. Although very busy the courtyard cafe and its friendly staff made it a very enjoyable lunch with a good selection of hot and cold foods. would certainly recommend.

Absolutely loved our time here today. Felt really nostaligic wandering around the rooms decorated for 70s and 80s Christmas while sipping on a Babycham. Really enjoyed seeing and playing toys and games from the past. Really recommend to anyone.

We had such a great time visiting the 70’s and 80’s themed Christmas party at Hanbury Hall. It’s full of things you thought you’d forgotten about - the smell of Brut, bath cubes, iced gems to name but three. And tasting a Babycham! It’s a brilliant idea and so well put together. Congratulations to everyone involved and thank you for the fun!

All the family ventured out on Sunday to Hanbury Hall , the weather wasn’t great but with the right coat on we just got on with it. Unfortunately there was a slight delay getting into the house as they couldn’t open both doors and the person in the mobility scooter had to venture round the side to get in . Once in the hall was decorated for Xmas and even Santa was there for a chat 👍. The displays were of a Christmas in the 70&80’s wow , a chopper bike , Only Fools and Horses on the telly brought back memories . Please try and go if you while it’s on as it brings back memories of yester years. The new cafe was a treat over looking the courtyard the cafe provides various coffees , teas and cakes a must on a cold damp day .

As a NT memnber relatively local to Hanbury Hall, we visited for a walk and lunch on a cold January day, midweek. Beautiful invigorating walk up to Hanbury Church through NT grounds. Well worth it for the gorgeous views. Love the new cafe/restaurant which has plentiful seating both in the new extension and in the more historic anterooms. Added to this is the stables cafe, which also has plenty of seating with heaters. All in all the two eateries provide much more capacity than most other NT properties. Particularly enjoyed the honey swede soup, served with crusty bread and plenty of butter, in the cafe. Really tasty. As a constructive point, I would have appreciated a choice of sandwiches in the fridges...especially for children but for adults too. This was lacking on the two occasions I have visited but perhaps are more available as busier times. Also love the playground and the child friendly toilets at Hanbury. Well thought out with families in mind. Well done NT and Hanbury Hall. A huge improvememt in facilities over recent years.

It's been a few years since we came here and we weren't disappointed. We came back with my sister and we all enjoy the afternoon. Th rooms were well laid out and had a lovely little thing, 'find the mice' My sister and I really enjoyed looking for the mice in each of the rooms. We loved the 'new cafe' that was round the back of the property. We look forward to coming back soon