Duke of York in South Somerset

Lovey carvery with a wide choice of food which all tasted delicious. The beef and pork were both cooked beautifully. Very friendly staff throughout the pub. Great little find on a Sunday.

Booked a table for a friend's birthday brilliant staff, always there when we needed them. I had the Chicken balantyne it was absolutely stunning, freshly cooked and really juicy chicken!! Most of the party had the homemade pie which was to die for!! We were made to feel really welcome by all the staff and landlords, such a friendly attentive team!! It was my friend's birthday and the staff helped us with the cake and candles, encouraging the staff and locals to join in singing happy birthday helping my friend to feel totally special!!! This was our first experience of the Duke of York and will not be out last!! Thank you so much for helping to make my friend's birthday one to remember!!

Went to the Duke of York with our family for a lovely meal!! I ate the crusted salmon and my partner had the prawn linguine... The food was absolutely stunning!!! My husband enjoyed his local beer, there was a great selection of local and branded drinks to choose from!! The staff were friendly and welcoming, we enjoyed joining in the banter with the locals and landlord - such a friendly welcoming atmosphere!! Thanks for giving us a lovely experience we will definitely be coming again xx

Rubbish beer through dirty lines, a food menu which is more like a like a list of what’s not available, awful decor (Lauren and Hardy? Really??). Worst of all is the overweight owner who, along with the locals, looks you up and down when you walk in like you’re scum. Not a welcoming place at all. The outdoor areas are too pathetic to mention. A place that should be put out of its misery - or taken over by a chain and run properly. Go to the Rose and Crown in East Lambrook instead.

We liked the write up of this pub so popped in one wet and windy November night with our dog. The locals and bar staff watched us walk in. The, I assume landlord, served us and then apprached us and our dog to say he was extremely allergenic to dogs so they were not allowed. We asked if we could finish our drinks before leaving and he agreed. We didn't see a sign saying no dogs, there may well have been one. But they are not welcome and we didn't feel welcome either. We found other local pubs happy to have dogs and us.

What can i say? Whenever you eat at the Duke the food is immense. Pie night is above and beyond. Fabulous food, lovely surroundings gorgeous people

Popped in a couple of weeks ago but no food due to rugby. One of our group phoned up yesterday to ask if they were doing food this lunchtime. When we turned up there was no one eating but they had a table of 3 coming in and a group of 10 said they might be able to fit us in about an hour later. Don't know many pubs that can turn away custom particularly in a rural area. Don't see them lasting long at this rate as 13 covers should be nothing for a venue of this size. Use to come here fairly regularly but won't rush back if this is the best they can do.

We stopped at The Duke of York in the beautiful village of Shepton Beauchamp for lunch on the way to Cornwall. A friendly welcome and delicious food (with quite a selection of vegetarian and vegan meals too), what more could you want? Outside are paved seating areas and inside plenty of space in and around the bar. There’s a dining area too.

Visited last night and had an absolutely beautiful meal. We all had steak and it was cooked to perfection. What an amazing Chef Dan is. We absolutely love this pub and Sunday lunch also fabulous. Paul and Hayley wonderful hosts.

I visited the Duke for dinner with my husband and friends and we had the most delicious meal. Three of us had the fillet mignon with mushroom sauce, sautéed potatoes, asparagus wrapped in prosciutto and a beautifully cooked tomato. I could not fault it! I wish I had taken a photo! The steak was cooked to our request and fantastic. Please check this chef out.

We booked a table for 3, turned up to find that the bar had a massive TV on for the rugby at full volume as did the dining area. We were offered a table in a side room off the bar which is a dismal room anyway but still couldn't hear ourselves think Walked out very disappointed, the blaring TVs were not mentioned when I booked

We booked 3 Rooms at last minute because of an unexpected cancellation from another venue and were delighted that we found the Duke of York could accommodate us. We were not disappointed, we appreciate the difficult time all premises have had but the service and atmosphere at the Pub was just was we needed and we had a lovely few days away in this lovely part of world, Staff very good, friendly and very welcoming and rooms perfect for what we needed

we visited on Fathers day for a Sunday Roast. Because of Covid restrictions the food is plated, but what a plate. We went with my daughter, her husband and three grandaughters and we all had amazing meals. I had the beef, as did my husband and you could not fault it. there was a large array of vegetables, carrots, swede, cabbage, brussel sprouts, new potatoes and roast potatoes, accompanied by yorkshire pudding. we also endulged in dessert, sticky toffee pudding for him and waffles for me, with cream or ice cream. the waitress was very attentive and polite, it was a very enjoyable lunch, much needed.

We are pleased to be regulars at the Duke in Shepton Beauchamp. The service and the food and drink are consistently of a high standard and it is a friendly place to hang out. Friends of ours have used the rooms and have been really pleased by the quality of the bed and linen, the spa bath and the staff. An all-round great place to be.

Welcoming atmosphere, friendly locals, FANTASTIC food. A real mix of options on the menu, something more basic for my partner and a little more fancy for me. Perfect balance.

We visit the pub regularly and this has prevented me from reviewing normally as a bit biased. However, we visited last night 6/3/20 as a family of three. Food was excellent! Katsu pork and halloumi fries to start and for mains 2 of the party had belly pork in a wild mushroom sauce and 1 had a creamy mushroom fricasee which the chef kindly adapted to a pasta dish rather than rice with no hesitation. The waitress was very attentive and polite and looked after us well. Lovely village pub, fantastic owners and staff and an excellent chef. Would recommend any day!

Four of us visited this location to have a meal in celebration of a 50 Wedding Anniversary.We had booked and were allowed to select our table. We ordered our drinks from the bar and started a tab.We made our choice of meal and a young lady took our order. We did not have to wait too long for our meals despite there being a big birthday celebration in the pub.We all enjoyed our meals and after a suitable gap ordered sweets. They appeared quite quickly and were enjoyed by us all.The serving staff were very proficient and polite.We left some time after finishing eating feeling very satisfied.

Lovely pub, welcoming staff and an incredibly varied menu. We visited midweek for lunch and we had 2 lovely meals. It’s right in the heart of the village so easy to find. There is a good sized car park with easy access to the back door. We sat inside but there’s a really nice outdoor seating area, a restaurant and snug with sofas. All in all a great village pub which we are looking forward to using again!

Proper old fashioned pub. Love it. Great atmosphere and great fun. Go there for the occasional weekends. Always made welcome.

We went to Duke of York after visiting Barrington Court - the main bar was fairly busy, but we chose to eat in the restaurant which was fairly quiet.The lunch time menu is quite limited, about 4 different choices, all at £9.99 which was good value. When the food came it was very tasty and nice and warm, but I would have liked a little more choice if honest. Just the addition of a nice homemade Lasagne would have made a difference.The staff were lovely and kept checking everything was OK.If you are just looking for good pub food, nothing too fancy, then Duke of York could suit you. The evening menu offers much more choice.

Once again The Duke of York delivers a well cooked Carvery, in a great atmosphere and a good price. Plenty of meat (always 2 available) and a variety of veg. Nice potatoes!

Called in for lunch on Friday 5th April 2019 having been recommended to try it.Spot on advice. Quality meals served on warmed plates at a reasonable price.We sat in the bar but we could have gone into two spacious dining rooms.This is an authentic village pub with friendly locals and helpful staff.Apparently the Sunday carvery is pretty special and booking a necessity. We will try it. There is a car park at the rear accessible along a lane on the left hand side of the pub building.

Staying for a few days near Barrington Court we tried the Duke of York due to positive reviews.The pub has a good atmosphere although where we had our meal in the restaurant we thought it was a bit stark. We were the only ones in there at the time but it could be a more welcoming space.A very large menu on the board, which can be a bad sign. All the meals came with a choice of different potatoes, or rice and vegetables although not stipulated on the board as no room. We had Hake and chips - fish portion on the smallish size. Lamb shank was said to be delicious, beef strips were okay. I had the half Guinea fowl in a creamy tarragon sauce which was very good. Chips were crispy but a mild criticism is the dauphinoise potatoes tasted from a tin and were not made in the kitchen so a bit disappointing. Very good value though - four meals and four drinks came to just under £60.If you want a meal without breaking the bank I would definitely recommend this pub.

It’s not often you find a real local English pub these days but we found by chance today. The Duke of York Shepton Beauchamp. We’d walked around Barrington and had to decamp from the Boar as they weren’t serving food until 12.30 so we popped in here on our way to Ilminster. Lovely welcome from the lady behind the bar and on enquiry about food ( we only wanted a snack ) we were directed to the chef. Friendly locals in a real pu/ to boot. I had a bacon and ham baguette which was brimming with both, plenty to eat with very very good chips and a salad that was fresh! My wife had the Vietnamese rolls which were both plentiful and good. Glad we made the effort as they certainly did. Could well be back with my walking group in October.

Very friendly pub with an excellent Sunday carvery. The menu is good with reasonable prices. Good size car park at rear.

Excellent food, splendid menu, top-class chef, and extremely friendly and helpful owners.

This is a local pub with a warm welcome and friendly locals.

We stayed at the Duke of York last weekend for two nights and we had a fabulous time. The pub was buzzing, the food was excellent and the accommodation was spotless, spacious and well equipped with everything you need. Lovely large patio areas to enjoy a drink in the garden. The hosts Paul and Hayley are wonderful - very accommodating, helpful and nothing was too much trouble. I would throughly recommend this place to anyone and we shall definitely be back!

This was a family birthday celebration on a Saturday night and we had been told that the food was excellent. Sadly that was not our experience, the food was extremely basic and not particular well cooked and the overall experience was very disappointing indeed.

We stayed for two nights in April. The room was comfortable and well equipped. Breakfast was very good. Paul and Hayley are good hosts and the staff were also good.

Kingsbury Band were at the pub to play Christmas Carols for us customers to sing our hearts out with all the Christmas favourites, The pub was packed and if we had not booked we would not have had a seat or been able to order a meal. Four of us placed our order soon after arriving at the venue and did not have to wait long for our meals to arrive. The meal were well presented and a pleasure to eat. After our main meals were consumed and the plates and dishes cleared away we asked for the sweet menu on several occassions but it never did arrive but they pub did provide hot mince pies at the end of the Carol concert.

We stayed here for one night and will definitely return. Lovely accommodation, large,warm and clean room which is away from the pub and very quiet. Highly recommend eating in the pub - my wife had the best roast potatoes ever - as she kept telling the chef!! Friendly and helpful staff and owner, even the locals were charming and happy to have a natter. This place is a hidden gem.

Excellent staff very friendly food we had Sunday carvery which was absolutely delicious and the Apple pie was to die for thank you to all

Popped in on a Sunday evening, they only serve Pizza but OMG it was amazing! The lady behind the bar was perhaps having an "off day" but it was lovely to see the chef serving the food and meeting his customers. We will be returning to try the evening menu, can't wait.

Stopped here for one night and everything was excellent. Nice room and no noise at all. Used the pub in the evening for a light snack. All really good from the staff to the food. Had breakfast the next day and it to was excellent. Top marks all round.

Really good food - I was only sorry we weren't around for longer to make our way through all the choices. The selection of beers is also good and the staff and regulars are very friendly.

fabulous pub, hosts and 'locals' extremely friendly. Such a comfortable feeling. The food was wonderful with the wide selection of daily specials changed each day. 4 of us visited for 3 consecutive days and were never disappointed, the quality was consistently high.

Hemos visitado varias veces este pub para comer el domingo. El carvery 2 carne y una buena selección de verduras siempre es muy buena. Las porciones de carne y enorme y siempre bien cocinada. Los inconvenientes son ninguno de nosotros realmente tarifa hay patatas asadas. Los asientos en la parte trasera del restaurante es un poco pequeño y las mesas son pequeñas. En esta época del año está desesperado por una unidad de aire acondicionado.

Great friendly pub with good food and very comfortable accommodation. Three of us on bikes stayed over while on a tour - would highly recommend

We had a sunday carvery at the duke of york with some family members including 4 children ,the meal was delicious with a great choice of veg ,the food was well cooked and served ,the deserts were enjoyed by the children as the adults couldnt manage one after the carvery , home from home atmosphere , all in all a great lunchtime gathering ,we have booked to come back before xmas ,many thanks to you all for making us welcome xx

After attending the Remembrance Day Service at our village church four of us went to the local pub for their lovely carvery dinner. Choice of beef or pork or some of each. This was served by Hayley expertly and with loaded plates we tucked into this great meal. It was very busy but no problems encountered. After wading through this very pleasant meal and after a suitable gap we ordered sweets. These were large and delicious. No waste on our table however. The waitress was excellent and we left the pub at 2.15pm having arrived at 12.15pm. A long and leisurely lunch. Well done Duke of York.

Good location great for coast and National trust properties, ideal for short or long stay very friendly welcoming owner, staff and locals made to feel very welcome; breakfast and restaurant had great food, locals dine out here which is always a good recommendation.

Four of us went to the pub for Sunday lunch today. Hayley was on top form. We chose to have the Carvery and we were supplied with a large sized portion of beef and turkey and helped our self to a great selection of vegetables, gravy and sauces. I even had two Yorkshire Puddings. After enjoying this great meal we found that we had room for a sweet and then ordered and devoured a wonderful afters. Great food, great staff, a great pub.

The Sunday Carvery is one of the best we've ever had. Meat and vegetables cooked to perfection and lots of choice. We also ate in the restaurant and the food is delicious. All the staff are friendly and welcoming and the pub has a lovely atmosphere. This is definitely a place to return to time and again.

I've stayed here several times on business, Paul, Hayley and Shaun are very friendly and accommodating. Food is great as well, but what is just as important is the patrons are not stuffy and arrogant as I've experienced in some of the local pubs. A real treat and a comfortable place to stay. Thank you.

Visited today with my family today after hearing great reviews. Had such a lovely welcome from the owner and his family. Really made us feel at home. We had food in the restaurant which was outstanding, with the chilli con carne and Duke burger exceptional. Chips were the best i have ever had in a pub! Prices were more than reasonable and to round the afternoon off we all had a game of skittles in the skittle alley! What a cracking afternoon we all had! We will certainly be returning! Thank you!

Spent a couple of days down in Shepton visiting a mate and found the pub to be very friendly as are the locals . The food is extremely good as is the beer and cider.The bar staff are really friendly especially Sian. Looking forward to returning soon

We come up most of the time to this very homely pub with the greatest food and brilliant landlords kind and smiley a smug feel to the pub I recommend this to passers by or newcomers for a night out

We went to this pub a couple of times the first time just for a drink ,, we found the staff so friendly we went for dinner ..and im glad we did .. I don't often give 5 stars ..but this place is just so good ..The Service/Staff and the bosses wife was really nice to me .. My friend doesn't live to far from this pub so he does knows what this place is like ..I had "Steak and Ale pie" with new pots and veg and lovely gravy ....It was just to die for... Yum Yum.. I have never tasted a pie so good ..All there pies are home made .. My friends meal was just delicious as well ...A few glasses of wine made it all worth while ..I would recommend this place to anybody .. the prices are also very reasonable to ..They do special days for O:A:Ps at special prices as well ..So just go and see for yourself you wont be disappointed !!

Excellent atmosphere a beautiful sleepy chocolate box village with really friendly local people. Lovely restaurant and rooms great hosts and amazing food. Well worth a stay if you are in the area or even just take a trip there to enjoy the Sunday lunch. Thank you Paul, Hayley and family for the fab welcome.

Nice community pub in quiet village. The Sunday carvery is generous (beef or pork) and well supported with all the trimmings. Beats a lot of work back home.The beer - Otter Bright - served far too cold for my taste. It wasn't until I had completely polished off my plate that I was able to enjoy the character of this fine ale. Quite put me off a second. If you walk over the hill above the pub car park a splendid vista of the early Elizabethan house, Barrington Court (a Wolf Hall filming location) will hove into view, and then you can march down again..

I stayed here for ten nights and ate in the restaurant almost every evening. The food was of an exceptional standard, beautifully presented with attentive chef and kitchen staff. I had a different meal each evening and every meal was a delight. Good sized portions and great value for money. I would recommend that you try the duck in the chef's own port and orange sauce. Vegetables in season and locally sourced so a real taste of Somerset.

Not your average pub food but something much better fresh ingredients and a proper Chef all served in a traditional pub, it doesn't get much better

On the 19th December 15, my wife and I together with two friends went here to listen and sing along with Kingsbury Episcopi Band as they played Christmas Carols and songs. We also had a meal. The service was excellent even though the place was very full. The meals were well prepared, well presented and very good to eat. Good choice of wines to have with our meals. The sweets were also very good and very nice to eat.The evening was a great success and we came away, full and pleased with our sing along.

Turned up on a Thursday night and it was 'Steak Night', 2 10oz Rumps for £22.50. Steaks were perfectly cooked, with trimmings (mushrooms, tomato and onion rings) and a small bucket of chips. Meal was truly excellent. Pub is down a country lane but don't let that put you off. It has a friendly 'local' atmosphere. I have 2 adverse comments, but I recognise that these are purely personal and may well not be seen as negatives by everyone! There's a pub labrador who likes to 'visit' while you're eating. Also, I have an allergy to cleaning products such as disinfectant and the smell of this in the back entrance from the car park is quite strong. We sat by the front window well away from this though.

another great sunday lunch at Duke of York , plus great home made deserts,well worth checking it out,

Myself and 4 other adults plus 4 young children visited the Duke of York, Shepton Beauchamp for their carvery lunch. Haley was doing the honours with serving the meats and sorting out the meals etc. Haley was very understanding with regard to the young children and helped out enormously so that they ate well. The rest of us had as much meat as we directed and topped up the plate with a fine selection of vegetables, Yorkshire pudding and very good gravy. We all had a drink to wash the lunch down and very little was left on our plates when we had finished. So full that not one of us could managed one of their wonderful selection of sweets/puddings. It was a very successful family meal.

There is a separate TA site for this pub for its accommodation, so i have posted on that in the hotels section.The pub itself had several real ales on tap and having tried several, I can report that they were all good and someone certainly knows how to keep a decent pint. Wifi in the room and pub was a little on the slow side at times, but I guess it is a fair way from the local exchange.We decided to eat at the pub on the one night and I was pleased to see that they had a variety of pies on the menu served with mash and garden or mushy peas. The pies were advertised as real pies and I am glad to say that having ordered the beef and stilton, they were just that, none of those imitation things in a dish with puff pastry on top. Whilst I enjoyed my meal, I was a little surprised to find it also contained mushrooms, as this wasn't as advertised on the menu and I know many people dislike mushrooms, be warned. It gave the impression rightly or wrongly of padding out the pie to reduce the meat content. I would have liked the mash to have been a little more buttery or creamier, but the portion size was ok and certainly the stilton flavour came through nicely.My wife went for the braised lamb shank, which she very much enjoyed.The pudding menu had several of my favourites, but I couldn't stop myself ordering the Pavlova with whipped cream, summer berries and raspberry coulis, as this tops my favourites list. Unfortunately, when it came, I was a little disappointed as the meringue base was very chewy and brown, fortunately, the chef came out shortly after to see if everyone was enjoying their meals (a nice touch) and when I explained the problem, he soon took it away and replaced it with a more acceptable meringue and although not perfect, I ate the lot.I did forget to put in my hotel report, that the breakfast here is very good indeed and the Landlord who doubles as the breakfast chef, is very adaptable to your needs.

This is probably 4th time we have stayed at the Duke of York and it's still one of the best places we have stayed in, the rooms are superb as is the food and beer. A very friendly pub and we look forward to staying there again.

If you're after a wonderful tasty steak for great value this is the place to be. All the trimmings as it should be, home made chips as a bonus!

This is my favourite place to go for a carvery, always plenty of choice and accommodating for the children who have smaller portions compared to my hubby who has loads! Atmosphere great, friendly staff and locals welcoming. Also eaten during the week and highly recommend the pies! Will definitely be returning soon.

Having been unable to book a table elsewhere we booked here, having read the reviews on Trip Advisor. We arrived for an 18:45 table (the time they start food on a Saturday evening), and we were shown to a table in the rear 'restaurant' area. Sadly the atmosphere back there didn't do the place justice.The Duke of York has a very nice menu, and a great selection of pies. Between the three of us one had steak and stilton pie and mash, one chicken, ham and leek pie and chips and the other the duck breast. At £9.95 for the pies, it was very reasonable value, and the chips were excellent. It was disappointing though that the only veg options with the pies were garden peas or mushy peas (and I like neither!).The duck was very nice, with its sweet and sour blueberry sauce, crushed new potatoes with garlic and pak choi and was well worth the £14.95 price tag.The sweet menu was also good, and the Somerset Apple Cake was enjoyable.Other meals we saw being served, including a range of burgers and pizzas, all looked very nice.The service was very good and the waitresses attentive (there didn't seem to be any male staff at all), despite there being a BBQ outside with a big crowd of locals, as well as a growing band of other diners inside.For me though, the only let down was the ambiance. Certainly on our 'approved' list and one which we'll return to.

Great food and service. Proper food including real bacon for breakfast, not supermarket bacon pumped full of water. Lovely people, nothing too much trouble. Also, good choice of drinks.

Excellent food in this lovely village pub. The belly pork is superb and the puds are out of this world! Great staff friendly service .

We booked a table for the Sunday carvery for my husbands birthday, we have four children and with so many areas to the pub it was easy to relax in one of the rooms and for all of us to enjoy our meal without the worry of disturbing anyone. The meal was superb with a choice of meats (all beautifully cooked), extras (crackling, Yorkshires puds and stuffing balls), unlimited vegetables, and condiments, we barely had room for a dessert, but just managed! which was also amazing, I had warm chocolate fudge cake with a choice ice cream, cream or custard. We felt very welcome and we could really relax and enjoy this special day, we would highly recommend to anyone.

Was very pleasant sitting with the locals and their dogs, warm and cosy in this pub and great attention

Have just spent a very pleasant evening at The Duke of York. Kingsbury Band were playing carols by the fireside whilst we wined and dined. The service was good and the meals very good.We were with friends and the meals came pretty quickly. We had a wonderful evening eating, drinking and singing our way towards Christmas. Service and Food highly recommended.

Visited this place while visiting parents who live in the village. Don't be put off by first impressions, the food is excellent. Bar could do with a spruce up but don't detract from the super food. Even do homemade pizzas which kept my teenage twins very happy. We will be back when we visit the parents again. Thank you:)

Great food and very pleasant local pub. Visited this pub during our stay in the village. It's a pub with friendly staff and nice locals who made us feel very welcome.

A 'real' gem of a pub. Well kept cider and ales, honest food, dogs, a complete cross section of customers: everyone from senior business types, the local doctor, village locals to the shepherd and farm workers. Traditional skittle alley, paved terrace and comfortable en-suite accommodation. Well worth a visit.

We stayed 4 nights in the pub rooms out the back. We also had dinner 3 nights in the pub. Paul and Hayley are good hosts and they have a very good Chef, who I spoke to on a couple of nights as he brought meals out. The steaks are excellent as is the fish, portions and quality/freshness were first class and prices reasonable. Highly recommended.The pub also does a great brekkie cooked by Landlord Paul.

It's hard to be neutral about a pub which is 20 yards from your front door, but this is a proper pub - excellent Otter Ale, guest beers (currently Potholer) and Thatchers Gold for the cider drinker. A good atmosphere, seems to get livelier in the evening, but pretty quiet and relaxed at lunchtimes and afternoons. Good food and an excellent Sunday carvery - we're not carvery fans generally, but this was everything one should be. Recommended - whether or not you live 20 yards away!

My wife and I have visited the pub on a Thursday lunch time where a good value lunch is served. The choice of mains and sweets is really good. Well cooked and well presented.

Really friendly pub with Fantastic food with very modern incredible accommodation if your in the area and need some were to eat drink or sleep this is a must

Good food menu at good prices. Nice place to meet the local characters. Good place for a Sunday drink

Called in for a drink with friends who thought the pub would be good. Was disappointed to find the person who said he was the landlord appeared to be drunk - he was certainly offensive and not at all welcoming. We left after only one drink and will not be returning.

We had Sunday lunch yesterday at the "duke". Lovely carvery 5/6 different veg and very good beef and pork. Got a table and served straight away at 2PM on a Sunday. Terrific!!!!

Having just moved to the village it was great to have a friendly pub as our local, Nice food and relaxed atmosphere

My partner and I often go to the pub for Sunday lunch with friends and family. There is a carvery with a choice of 2 meats 4 or 5 veg etc. Cost is under £9 and the helpings of meat are generous. The restaurant is quite small however we have always found a space either in there or in the adjoining bar. the service is excellent.We have also visited early one Saturday evening and even though it was busy the steaks arrived within 15 minutes and we thought they were really good. Cost about £14 per head.

We stayed here as a one night stop on our way down to the West Country. It is an inn in the middle of the small village of Shepton Beauchamp, about 10 mins north of Shepton Mallet.Food can be had at either the bar or in the restaurant area; the same menu covers both.There are a total of four rooms at the back. These look like a stable conversion, but in fact are brand new. Two are standard rooms, one is a 'bridal' room and one is a self catering room with a small kitchen. All are very nice furnished with en suite shower rooms (the bridal has, I believe, a jacuzzi).If you are looking for the English Inn stay, then I would totally recommended staying here.A good host (the husband and wife team have just done 10 years), a very good chef, and comfortable rooms.