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Stayed here a few times. The rooms are kind of tired but perfectly comfortable and good value. Food's pretty good and the beer is acceptable (could be a more interesting choice). It's a good looking Cotswold sandstone building and the interior is homely and inviting. I find the service can be unfriendly sometimes.
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Ate here several times in November 2010. Very good food, friendly staff, lovely warm fire in the main bar. It's an old coaching Inn so lots of history and a very beautiful building.
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Snobs.
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Beer was reasonable and I had a decent lunch, but it had a slightly snooty atmosphere that I found a little offputting.
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Pleasant pub in unspolt village. It's been refurbished to a high standard.
It is a bit gastro (tho' I've not eaten there), but they're quite happy if you just want a pint. Good beer. They've also created a little beer garden which is a welcome addition. Well worth a visit.
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Best pub in the world. Bang.
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Stayed here, sadly for only one night, and found the pub clean and friendly. The room was well kitted out and comfortable.
The food was ace although after a few pints at the bar I struggled to eat it all! Be warned the portions are large but of an excellent standard.
They have a choice of real ales at the bar with at least one from a local Cotswold brewery.
The breakfast was also very good and welcoming.
We shall be back.
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Good place to stay if you want country b&b within easy reach of Bath. Very friendly landlord and landlady who serve excellent food. A busy village pub with a more modern decor and friendly locals. The only slight down was having only two real ales; Courage and a local guest ale. Having said that, they were both very well kept and went down a treat!
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Does good food (vegetarian and fish) and spacious en-suite accommodation. Has conference area with free internet access. What you'd expect of a traditional pub
David Round - 18 Apr 2006 14:48 |
