Only open the Sundays and Mondays of Bank Holiday weekend, it was a rare treat to get in to see the house. If you are a historic house member then entry is free. Tickets are by tour , which was informative and very interesting. The house itself quite stunning with ceilings replicated from Westminster Abbey. Gardens are also superb. There is a tea room which is small but served lovely cakes. All in all if you can manage to visit on the very limited open days, then do so. You won't be disappointed

An interesting 'still lived in by the family" stately home with an interior quite unique as its in the style of 'Gothic revival'. The ceilings are particularly splendid and worth a visit alone. Gardens and lake are relaxing and lovelly to walk around, although not to big.

Arbury Hall is a beauifalist place in Nuneaton and it's a place where George Eliot (Mary Ann Evans) was here Worth to visit and lovely place to go with the whole family :)

Loved the place the grounds are impeccable! Beautiful calm afternoon, verify if open as it is a private residence but open to public on bank holidays ...

There's quite popular place in Nuneaton and Bedworth area, easy to find, car park inside, however entrance is paid, so for longer trail prepare your wallet and hopefully enjoy a visit.

A lovely historic building in a beautiful setting with very knowledgeable guides. A great afternoon… recommended 👍

While the gardens are maintained excellently and there is no denying that - the value for money deserves a 1 star. You have to pay £6.50 per adult to walk around the gardens, which at most take 30 mins from start to finish and aside from the rose garden have nothing but grass, trees and a lake to look at. No information signs anywhere to provide info, you’re just left to aimless walk around and met by various “private” and “no entry” signs halfway up a path forcing you to u-turn and go back where you came from. The house is admission by guided tour only for an additional £3.50 and has to be booked at a specific 15 minute time slot. For a family or couple looking for a nice day out you can spend the same money elsewhere and have much more interesting day out. Don’t waste your money paying to come here. Overpriced and lacklustre.

It was my first visit to this place Nice are for a walk

The Gardens are nothing spectacular but worth a walk around. The paths are well maintained and the terrain quite flat. It will take about 45 mins to walk around. The house is worth a visit and is by guided tour only. There are many interesting features and the nightclub is a surprise.

A place steeped in history. Most interesting.

We had the most wonderful experience here on the Easter Sunday. To say the staff were friendly is an understatement, they're all such warm and welcoming people and it made the experience even better. The woman who guided our tour was so knowledgeable and approachable and there are truly so many wonderful things to see within the hall (my particular favourite piece being the sarcophagus depicting Bacchus and Ariadne from Pompeii). Thank you Lord and Lady Danbury for allowing us into your home, it is utterly magnificent. Special shout out to an elderly gentlemen in the staff who drove us down to the entrance (some miles) so we could get an Uber home as we struggled with reception (you made our day and prove that human kindness still exists).

Very beautiful house. The gardens were lovely.

Went to Arbury Hall for Friday night of the Midlands Air Festival. It started off at slow slow rate but it was definitely worth the wait ! Some love sights in the night fire section, a great night glow from the balloons all topped of with one of the better fireworks displays I've seen. Hoping to go back next year if the weather looks good.

Lovely Gothic gem tucked away in Nuneaton. Would never have appreciated the beauty of this place if I hadn't ventured down. Grounds are huge with lots of nice little picnic areas and the stately home provides an impressive backdrop. Will have to visit the Hall next time and take a guided tour. Highly recommended

Loved it,it's got to be one of our top five halls to visit! Got the hall & gardens entrance & was pleasantly surprised & worth every penny of the £10 fee each. The house was a slot booking & was well organised & our tour guide gentleman was amazing, The house tour was over an hour & half & we really enjoyed it,so many interesting things from family generations, the furniture & architecture. The gardens were lovely,spring flowers & a nice walk around & near the lake,it will look amazing when all the flowers are out in the summer. There is a nice cafe there,toilets & a well organised car park. Shame it is only open bank holiday times.

Visiting Arbury Hall for the Midlands Air Festival. Great location with stunning views.

House and grounds are interesting. Queue to get in was ridiculous, only one person in the entry kiosk and writing all members numbers on a pad. We arrived at 1.10 and our allotted tour was 2.45! The place had only been open 10 minutes. Although the guide gave lots of information which we won't remember we would rather have been able to walk round on our own. Public facilities are very tired and not too clean

Arbury Hall is a wonderful place to visit, really good guide took us round and gardens were really pleasant. Only fly in the ointment was they only had one person on the entrance booth and it took ages to get our tickets,also there was a twenty-five. minute wait in the cafe to even get served, obviously well under staffed. So please improve on that Otherwise a wonderful place to visit.

Lovely gardens and the hall is well worth a visit. Really interesting history and thanks to the current owner for opening up there home to visitors on Bank holidays

We had a brilliant day out despite the bad weather. Well worth visiting. Incredibly unique property!

Open on bank holidays. Fabulous gardens, tranquil with arboretum quality trees overlooking lake. The house is linked to so much history. With tea and lovely selection of cakes to complete. Well worth visiting. Garden flat with gravel paths for easy access.

Solid structure but amazing interiors! Intricate plasterwork in gothic style. Limited open days. We'll worth a visit

Beautiful inside and out. Very interesting talk by the guide. Doesn't open very often only bank holidays but certainly worth the wait. I would like to go back on the May late bank holiday to see the rhododendrons in flower.

Gardens are magical,so lovely,favourite place

Very small gardens and little to see or for small children, bike museum has gone also😪.

It was a very nice walk with some very nice scenery

Very interesting guided tour of the house. Gardens well maintained.

Opens Bank Holiday Sundays and Mondays - gardens are immaculate and if you pay little extra for tour of the house, be in for a shock when they take you in the "disco room" George Eliots Cheverel Manor.

Fabulous, should open more.....couldn't believe I was in the of Nuneaton, like being in another world, so beautiful

An absolute gem. Well tended gardens & walks round the estate. The house is magnificent & well worth a visit. Only open public holidays as it is still occupied. Tea room upstairs but the cakes are to die for

Arbury Hall is a historical house with a garden, the price is £10 for the hall and £5.50 garden. The car park is free. However, there are some things I complain about; the event is only open for 2 days a year, you cannot take pictures inside the house and there is a tour guide person so you cannot walk around the house freely.