The most extraordinary building, a folly in the grounds of a beautiful park, converted with great taste into a holiday let. Not everything was perfect: it was necessary to go down one spiral staircase in order to go up another one to the bedrooms, and the kitchen equipment, though adequate, could be improved. The wine glasses, for example, have long stems making them very fragile (though we managed to avoid breaking any) and unable to fit into the dishwasher. All in all, though, a memorable experience.

All we can say is what a wonderful place the Temple of Diana is a delightful place to stay. Tucked away in your own oasis this truly special property in effect also provides access to the whole of the grounds of Weston Park. We were lucky enough to have our small family gathering here over Christmas and were spoiled for choice as to which wonderful room to relax and celebrate. Bedrooms all furnished to a high standard and the kitchen was well kitted out. We couldn’t recommend this property more.

This is a wonderful & unique place to stay. You are surrounded by the beauty of the gardens & the historic nature of the building. It is not for everyone. If you are in any way handicapped or a very large person, this will probably not work for you. There are LOTS of small curving stone stairs to climb to all the bedrooms. You must go down the stairs first to the kitchen/TV room level & then climb another set of stairs to the bedrooms. We are all fit/healthy so had no problems with this. There are also several gates that you must physically open to drive thru to get to the house. It is a very inconvenient house to live in with all the stairs, etc. but we really enjoyed our time here – it’s historic so you should expect some inconvenience. The place is so beautiful, it was worth any inconvenience. The kitchen is well appointed & all the appliances worked. The furniture, beds, etc. are in very good condition & we all slept well. There is plenty of hot water & water pressure in all the showers. It was very clean.