WelcomHeritage Judges Court

This old, converted mansion offers a series of colour co-ordinated and well finished rooms (located in both the main house and the buildings flanking the rear elevation). At the rear of the property there is a large lawned area where there is adequate seating for relaxing and a firepit in the evening. (You'll also find a double swinging seat and chip monks here.) Details: 1. ROOMS: Secured with a padlock on the exterior double doors, the rooms boast large double beds, aircon, heater, hair dryer, wifi and safe (although our safe was just left loose in the wardrobe). 2. EN SUITE: Modern bathroom, sufficient hot water (but remember to flick the switch for this 30 minutes before you want it) & toiletries. 3. FOOD: Great food although the choice at breakfast was a little restricted (but remember that this place is fairly isolated). 4. FACILITIES: There is a plunge pool (that we managed to fit 4 people in for a swim), it isn't heated but extra towels are provided. 5. STAFF: Very friendly 6. OTHER: As other visitors have commented, this hotel is fairly isolated with only the village next door to explore (to be honest we found this very relaxing but if you are looking for a lot of night life then...). All in all, we'd rate this as the best hotel on our tour.

We had a room in the villas alongside the garden, wonderful old fashioned furniture. Comfy beds with electric blankets! Everything worked well although electric went off a couple of time during a thunder storm, it was great to sit on the verandah & watch the lightning. Friendly welcome & a couple of lovely dogs, some great pictures on the walls in the main building. Food was good & service fine. Had a nice walk to Pragpur village & they printed off a sheet with directions for us.

We believed that we were booking a garden view suite in a heritage hotel, direct with the hotel. In fact, we had inadvertently booked via an agency that gave every appearance of representing the hotel. On arrival we walked into the beautiful main hotel building that you see on the Judge’s Court website, but were assigned a large room without a view, in a more modern building adjacent to the main heritage hotel. This annexe is not mentioned on the Judge’s Court website at all. Whilst we were offered a room swap the next day we were only there for two nights and chose not to swap. The grounds were lovely and the staff were delightfully welcoming but almost everyone staying on our two nights was part of a tour group, which was what we felt the hotel focused on. This, ***** with the pleasant but could-be-better buffet meals, gave the place a slightly soulless feel. Not somewhere that we would return to as independent travellers, although the adjacent village was certainly interesting.