RH England | The Gallery at the Historic Aynho Park

Reviews

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  Tibor Teleki

  1 day ago
  4.0
  Well designed inside and outside. Posh version of IKEA... Yeah.. photos not allowed but here are some... as everybody were taken photos...
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  Elizabeth Hess

  2 days ago
  5.0
  This place is fantastic - stunning views including wild deer! Amazing food and really lovely cocktails. Special mention to Calum who made us the most delicious drinks at Loggia, the pear martini is perfect! He was great. Charlie who was our waiter in The Conservatory was also fab - he made our evening extra special. The only downside were the squirrel traps all over the grounds - totally unnecessary. Nature and the wild animals are part of the attraction so really sad to see these traps.
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  Teresa Plowright

  Sep 23, 2026
  1.0
  Lovely place but horrible brunette receptionist. Charge you 100 quid for a salad and then kick off at you for taking photos the only reason people even go there. What a joke
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  Debs Maeva

  Sep 2, 2026
  1.0
  A very rude lady followed me and my friend around the gallery on Saturday, seemingly just to stop us from taking pictures. She approached us and told us that photos were not allowed to be taken inside the gallery, yet there are loads of people online creating content and taking pictures there. The way she approached and repeatedly followed us made both me and my friend feel extremely uncomfortable and unwelcome. We felt as though we were being singled out and treated as though we were doing something wrong. If photography genuinely isn’t permitted, that’s completely understandable, but there should be clear signage and the rules should be applied consistently and communicated respectfully. There was absolutely no need for us to be made to feel so uncomfortable and embarrassed while visiting the gallery. Unfortunately, the experience completely ruined our visit and has left us feeling very uncomfortable about returning. When you go online it states that we are allowed to take pictures and videos in the gallery. It was the receptionist/concierge who was working on Saturday the 29th August: She had dark hair and was wearing a cream-coloured skirt with a black jumper. She was the lady who approached us and followed us around the gallery.
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  Bianca Belita

  Sep 1, 2026
  1.0
  I have to start by saying that my cousin and I absolutely loved our experience at The Loggia, and a special mention must go to Hugh, who was excellent. He was attentive, warm and genuinely made the experience really enjoyable. His service was a real highlight of our visit. Unfortunately, where we would have to score the experience down was our interaction with the reception team. There were two ladies at the front desk. One was extremely kind and welcoming, but unfortunately, our experience with the other receptionist was quite the opposite. We were told that we were not permitted to take photographs of the property. Of course, we respected her request and did not take any further photos. However, what made us uncomfortable was that there were several other guests taking photographs around the property. We noticed the same receptionist walking past certain guests who were taking photos without saying anything, whereas my cousin and I felt as though we were being followed around to make sure we did not take any photographs. I want to be very clear that I have absolutely no issue with respecting the property’s rules. If the policy is that guests are not permitted to take photographs, then I completely understand and will respect that. However, the reception team should communicate this clearly to every guest upon arrival, regardless of who they are, and the same rule should be applied consistently to everyone. That way, there can be no confusion and no guest feels singled out or treated differently. Being told that we could not take photographs while seeing other guests freely doing so felt extremely unfair. We were celebrating my 30th birthday and had come to enjoy a special experience, so unfortunately this interaction left us feeling quite uncomfortable and upset. My feedback is specifically for the brunette receptionist wearing a black short-sleeved polo/turtleneck, white skirt and black pointed slingbacks. I would encourage a kinder, warmer and more welcoming approach towards guests, particularly upon arrival and departure. People visit The Loggia to enjoy a special experience and create memories, and the way guests are spoken to and treated can make a significant difference. Overall, we genuinely loved The Loggia and had a wonderful experience with Hugh, who deserves particular recognition for his excellent service. However, I do feel the reception experience could have been handled with much more kindness, consistency and fairness. If photography is not permitted, simply make that clear to all guests from the outset and apply the rule equally to everyone.