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This tea room is dated, dirty and out of date. In dire need of a refurbishment. I would not recommend for lunch, coffee etc. Location is fab. Numerous teddy bears are scattered around for the children to play with, they were dirty and in need of repair. Not a nice place to relax at all.

Affable owners looked after us. Double room/shower room were very clean and in good order. Bed comfortable and well decorated with chairs, and enough room all round. It was a busiy period, but everything was done promptly and with a smile. Recommended.

We stayed at Blenheim Guest House on the night of 22 May in rooms 2 and 5. We arrived mid-morning and just as Diane had assured us on the phone, we were able to leave our bags there while we spent the rest of the day at Blenheim Palace. The rooms were clean; furnished and decorated in keeping with the character of the building and contained everything we needed including ample seating and lighting around the room and a well-supplied hospitality tray waiting for us. The full English breakfast was cooked to order, served with a smile and was delicious. It was a perfect stay and we will certainly stay again when we have the chance.

We stayed for one night in a family room , 2 adults , 2 teenagers.Very pleased with our accomodation, nice views , comfortable beds , staff were helpful and the breakfast was excellent. Very Close to Blenheim entrance, but road is very quiet . Close to shops, would definitely stay again.

My partner and I spent a weekend in Woodstock and 'overnighted' on the Saturday at the Blenheim Guest House and Tea Rooms.The location is great - it's away from the centre of town (which is still within a 5 minute walk) and right next to the Woodstock Gate of Blenheim Palace (which was ideal for us as that is where we intended spending the Sunday). Free parking is available in the street outside although this is limited to 3 hours at a time between the hours of 8:00am and 6:00pm, Monday to Saturday. There is a variety of pubs and restuarants in the town, all within walking distance.The outside of the building looks a bit 'worn' and could do with a fresh coat of paint. But don't let this put you off. The inside is warm and welcoming, and very cosy. There is a tea room downstairs which doubles as the dining room for the inclusive breakfast. Fruit, cereals, and yoghurt to start with followed by a generous helping of bacon, egg, sausage, tomato, mushroom, toast and jam. Very tasty and cooked to order.The staff were friendly, helpful, and welcoming.The cost of ¿¿70 for a double room (with en suite shower) with breakfast was really good value for money.With regard to the negative reviews of this guesthouse, I think that they say more about the reviewer(s) than The Blenheim. I would recommend this establishment and would certainly stay there again.