Mytton Fold Hotel and Golf Complex

Where do I begin! I cannot begin to thank Mytton Fold for an incredible experience from start to finish. The planning process through Paris and the staff was thorough and nothing felt like it was a chore, it kept both me and my wife at ease. Paris was our wedding co-ordinator and nothing was ever too much. She listened to what we wanted from the day and engaged all the way through the process The staff on the day itself were amazing. As always, we overran with the speeches but the turnaround to the evening was unbelievable. The food from canapes to the wedding breakfast itself was fantastic. The feedback from the room was unbelievable and added to the event. We were lucky on the day that it stayed dry throughout so we could use the stunning gardens for our photos, something we will treasure. We had live music throughout the day, and this was handled by the staff fantastically. We utilised the partnerships that Mytton has with Creative and Exceed, and this meant that everything was done to how we wanted and allowed us to relax and enjoy the day. Memories will last a lifetime and I for one would highly recommend Mytton Fold as a Wedding Venue in the Ribble Valley/Lancashire area. I cannot wait to go back for an overnight stay and meal and to say hello to the friendly staff.

My wife and I attended a wedding at Mytton Fold and stayed overnight. The food provided for the wedding breakfast was excellent - an easy thing to get wrong when catering for numbers - and our room was clean, comfortable and spacious, with all the necessary facilities arranged in a very well thought-out way. The WiFi was excellent and everything worked perfectly. Breakfast next morning was very good with plenty of choice in a comfortable restaurant area. The hotel staff were very helpful and pleasant. It was obviously a very important day for the bride and groom as well as for their families and friends. My wife and I both thought it could not have gone better.

Usually, this is a lovely hotel. Unfortunately, there was a big event on and it was very noisy. I was woken up at 3:00 am by a drunk man banging loudly on the door next to me and shouting at his partner to let him in. As a mid week business traveller, this is really disappointing and will make me think twice.

Great night at the Mytton Hotel! We attended the Ribble Valley Business Awards (White Hart Sabden) and stayed over night. The hotel and our room was lovely and the food was top notch, well done to all the waiting in staff, great night (very sore head this morning)!

Stayed over for an 'Elvis' night. Definitely be booking again next year. Amazing from start to finish. Very nice welcome on arrival and room was just perfect and spotlessly clean, plenty tea and coffee and a fridge to keep the milk fresh was a nice touch. We had dinner in the restaurant before the show I had the sea bass and my other half had the battered haddock ( more like a dolphin!) and chips. All cooked perfectly and service in the restaurant deserves praise . We then enjoyed the show we were there for and then slept very well in the enormous, comfy bed. Breakfast again in the restaurant was lovely. Perfectly poached eggs and the full English was very filling . This is a place that we will most definitely visit again .

We stumbled upon Mytton fold after not having a very good wedding planning experience with another venue. From the moment we walked through the doors we were so welcomed and we knew this was the venue for us! Every time we visited all the staff knew who we were and made us feel at home! The whole team were amazing and couldn't have done enough throughout our wedding planning, even when I kept adding more and more (Happy wife happy life was our motto wasn't it Paris?! Ha). Our big day was perfect from start to finish, and was coordinated to a T! The canapes, wedding breakfast, carved barms and even breakfast the next morning was all amazing! All of our guests said it was the best wedding they have ever been to! And that is exactly what we wanted! I would highly recommend Mytton fold for your wedding, you won't be disappointed

Very nice hotel. Clean and comfortable rooms. Only problem was the restaurant. Some of the main meal portions are a joke. Vegetarian rissotto was the size of a starter, likwise the fish pie, but the prices are certainly not starter size.

We stopped here for a murder mystery dinner they were holding in the function room next door, a cosy modern hotel the rooms were warm and comfortable, the walls were awash with USB sockets, and the TV swung away from the wall to allow viewing in bed. My only critism I could possible level at the hotel was our room (31) had a motion sensing bathroom light, meaning if you tiptoe to the loo in the night, as soon as you get to the bathroom door the lights came on destroying your retina, and any night vision you had counted on for tip toing back to bed -which was a bit irrelavent as the light would remain on whilst you got back to bed lighting up the room and disturbing your significant other. Why did I call this review beware of the minataur? because the place is a labryth of corridors, and it will take all of your navigational skills and sense of direct to find your room, find your way back to the bar, and find your room again after a few drinks. We did okay at this but our neighbours apparently ended up in the kitchens when looking for the bar. The full English breakfast was top notch, filled with locally sourced produce, we will be going to another murder mystery if they have one.

We visit the area regularly and this was our third (and likely final) visit to Mytton Fold. The hotel itself is reasonably appointed, but not necessarily worthy of the slightly upmarket image they try to portray - the standard rooms are similar to a Premier Inn, though in nicer surroundings (if you like golf). Some of the rooms are a bit of a mission to get to with a heavy case (with stairs/steps/fire doors to navigate), and a train line runs right past the building. It has gotten a bit grubby in places since we started visiting (I am told by locals that it has changed hands but can’t comment on this), and we avoid the breakfast altogether which we have found is not worth the money. Service can be hit and miss. I noticed on arrival this time that there was an unpleasant smell of mildew in the room emanating from the shower curtain, so asked reception if they wouldn’t mind changing it (as they are only cheap machine washable ones). On my return 7 hours later I was told by the receptionist that she didn’t know where the spare ones were kept. There then followed a frankly bizarre exchange in which she took great pains to tell me that her and a colleague had both been up to inspect the shower curtain and ‘couldn’t see or smell anything wrong with it’. A little taken aback, I asked if she was suggesting I was making it up, and she replied ‘well no one else has ever asked us to change their shower curtain!’. We gave up and walked away. Gaslighting your customers for making a pretty simple request seems an odd choice; an offer to change it in the morning when housekeeping arrived would have sufficed.