The Greyhound Inn in Chiltern

Really lovely place to stay. Clean and comfy room. Breakfast was delicious.

A Very disappointing stay on 9th Oct room was awful, shower needed a good clean, some mould and we wouldn't use it. Layer of dust on tile ledge and a cracked wash basin. Stained curtains and needing attention to hang properly. Stained bed bases. Just one red bush tea bag! Pizza toppings very sparse and breakfast not great, staff had to go and buy milk alternatives and no white bread. Embarrassed as Canadian relatives also had a room. Not good value for money by a long stretch and room is not " luxurious' as sign in bar states! Bar was best part of stay and the two members of staff we had contact with very friendly.

Absolutely brilliant listed pub and hotel. Good selection of beers and food. Food is a choice of traditional pub food or Indian cuisine. Please support this lovely old pub and superb staff, because they've suffered from flooding recently and had to close on a number of occasions. Ignore the road closed signs, because the pub is definitely open. In fact if you ask nicely and promise to give them your custom; you can park your car in their carpark, then go shopping in Chalfont( support local school businesses).

Great local pub, great selection of beers, nice new cocktail menu, good weekend deals

Chalfont St Peter only has 2 pubs in the centre of town. This is one of them. It has a nice relaxed atmosphere, pleasant outside seating area, and the service is very good and fast. I didn't stay at the hotel, just popped in for a quick drink when in the village.

Nice clean and cosy room. Very comfy bed. Friendly staff. Breakfast was absolutely fantastic. Would definitely stay here again!

Only ate there. Food was good ,with excellent service. Last day before the new owners take over and add new menu, will return in a month to see the change! Returned,Indian food is excellent,the best Tikka had in many,many years!

First time visiting the pub for food. Firstly, carvery is advertised outside the pub as starters, main and dessert for £16.50 different to the menu inside. We had high hopes for the food as per the previous reviews on Google. I’m not sure if we hit the Sunday Roast on a bad day but the beef and Yorkshire puds were awful , the rest was edible. I’m afraid that’ll be the first and last visit to the pub for food. Such a shame!

Stayed for the night to wake up to be told the chef hasn't turned in again so there was no breakfast with the room what had been paid for very disappointed

Unfriendly abrupt manager and bar staff. It felt like being there was an inconvenience for them although the pub was empty at this point. Atmosphere picked up later with more people. Food was mediocre. Pictures online show the fish finger sandwich with doorstop bread and breaded cod goujons, I was served not more than Birds Eye fish fingers in some hovis which was quite disappointing. Shame as beautiful pub, great location.

Nice olde-worlde pub downstairs in a good location. We were staying two nights and had to pay in advance. The room was tatty and old. The bathroom wasn't clean, and a torn old shower curtain was covering the dirty window will. We made the mistake of ordering dinner - over-priced fish and chips with the smallest portion of undercooked frozen peas I've ever been served. No vegetables or salad available on a Friday night, apparently. The fish was advertised as beer battered cod on the menu. I am pretty certain it wasn't cod, it was insipid, cheap white fish. I'll be contacting Trading Standards. There was a mouse under our table, which the (nice) waitress niftily caught by grabbing a glass off and covering it. Not sure what she and her colleague did with the mouse, as we escaped outside. I'll be contacting Environmental Health. We stayed here because couldn't get a room anywhere else. Come for a drink. Avoid eating or staying.

Really good roast dinner on a Sunday. The staff were all really nice and provided great service.

Very fast service, bar staff came flying out the traps. Exactly what I'd hoped for in this beautiful pub. The dogs bollox. Woof. Rebellion beer and great pub grub. Superb.

Having had a nice few drinks and a lovely breakfast here (and feeling sorry for how long they were shut over the winter with all the flooding!) I advised several family members and friends to stay there when they visited. The rooms apparently are very dated and rather dusty in the corners etc so not great for £80+. Much worse than that my niece left her ear pods in the bed when they left, realised before they hit the motorway so turned back to get them, within 30 minutes of them leaving the room they were gone! No forced entry…. They were subsequently tracked to two quite fancy domestic addresses in GX that day. We’ve informed the greyhound who have this far been unapologetic and unhelpful… the cleaning company is called Sheba. I will be calling them today. Very unimpressed and will 100% not be recommending them to any other guests again or popping in for a drink.

Rooms need improvement, shower very dirty all around the edge, and had very little water pressure. The room in general was quite dirty, cobwebs on lights and dangling from the ceiling. Beds were comfy and staff seemed friendly but overall cleanliness was not great.

I recently stayed here for a funeral - it was a tricky time made harder by the staff at this hotel. Good things - bar staff amazing, breakfast was good, clean sheets & towels Bad things = Management were rude to staff and customers, disorganised and failing the little hotel. Things wrong with my stay: - I booked a double and was given a shabby twin with single duvets - gentlemen's clothes left in the wardrobe - presumably left by a previous guest - questions cleaning staff - TV didn't work - shower hose had so many leaks that that any power in the shower was lost, making it impossible to shower properly - Divan bed had a shabby base that was on show no sheet - windows had restrictors - goof thing, a note saying do not tapper but all unattached. - curtains half hanging off - Bathroom was actually a cupboard with a toilet and a shower - the entire space was old, worn and didn't feel clean. I've stayed in cheaper and better hostels. The pub has 12 rooms, which the funeral party accommodated more than half, paper thin walls - old pub - fine. Management asked us to keep the noise down, however doesn't feel the need to remind all guest of the thin walls - my sleep was ruined by the neighbouring room watching TV loudly all night. All in all this knacked little pub has so much potential but being run into the ground. I only stayed one night, in the morning i left my comments with a team member who wrote them down so the manager could contact me - they didn't, I emailed directly a few days later to ensure the note hadn't been misplaced - no reply. This gives a true indication of how much they take feedback seriously. There are many places to stay in the area - i would avoid this at all cost.

We visited The Greyhound Pub in Gerrards Cross for drinks with friends on a live music night and had an amazing time. The atmosphere was fantastic, and we enjoyed dancing to the live music. Although we didn’t try the food, we enjoyed our beers and had a great time. We’ve been here a few times already and it never disappoints.

This place was amazing for us! My partner had just suffered an epileptic seizure and the staff who were there helped me attend to him, remained calm and gave him a glass of water. They were lovely and I’m very upset I cannot thank them in person! Please tell whoever was working on Sunday 7th July 2024 that Jade says thank you so much, you were a huge help, and without you I wouldn’t have been able to get my partner to a safe space!!!!

Staff, friendly & helpful. Food was lovely. Free car park onsite. Room adequately equipped with coffee machine. Comfortable bed and good size shower (although water pressure wasn't great). Would stay again.

Staff are nice however the manager can be rude, I have noticed standards have gone down recently just like Luton.

Hi all I have to say with all what is going on with the flooding and the closing of the road the guys at the greyhound still giving the best services and quality of food It’s a shame no more live carvery but still coming for my Sunday lunch Cheers everyone

The Greyhound, is such a lovely place to stay, the rooms could use a little refurb, but overall it was a beautiful room, the bed was comfy, it was convenient for where my boyfriend and I were going, the staff were super friendly too, and showed us to our room as it was our first time.

I have been to a less expensive place where the service, the rooms were fantastic. I think that they need to step up the game. This place was Not for me.

Horiffically loud music on Saturday evening. Made it so I could not stay and ended up driving home. Room was fine, not the cleanest I've ever stayed in but i guess acceptable. No heating control in the room. Sheet didn't fit bed No plug by the bed although there were usb sockets. Fortunately I bring an extension lead so was able to plug medical equipment in from across the room Breakfast (full English is extra cost) was tasty enough. Overall acceptable except for the music.

Can't fault the service but food was average, windows had big gaps and so noisy from outside. Shower was poor.

The front of house staff are great and give a good service, thank you. Extremely disappointed with the kitchen on 25.04.24 in the evening. Poorly presented food, "seasonal veg" was cheap peas, carrots and BOILED parsnips....as per 1970's. Pie of the day was chicken and mushroom - a beef pie was served. Fish and chips were very poor. There is only one shared toilet - it is appreciated that there are environmental problems surrounding the pub at the moment BUT customers should be warned about this on entering. And the problems have been around for months now. I'm sure most men would not mind using a "Portaloo" outside?! The current situation is not pleasant for women. And I wonder if one shared toilet for multiple customers is legal? The management team needs to address the above issues as I won't be returning and will be advising friends and family not to visit The Greyhound.

Two nights booked.. firstly the bathroom was big shame, mould around the shower, not to mention around the toilet seat quite desgusting.No tea bags in the room. No pillows I did ask downstairs and I was given two pillows from another room. The bathroom definitely was bad !! The lady saw in the morning was sweet and attentive with my breakfast. Therefore I would not stay there again

Used to be a nice local with sport and relatively cheap pints. Changed owners a few years ago to become some pretentious half bar half restaurant and as such is completely empty! Very disappointing

Very clean, staff friendly and helpful Carvery lunch great value & plenty. (Too much)

Lovely food despite bar area being damaged by local flooding which is not their fault at all. Restaurant had a relaxing atmosphere and (although not lit) a real log fireplace. Clean with pleasant staff. Food reasonably priced for a local restaurant.

After being turned away from The Ethorpe in GX apparently they do not accommodate walk in!! we decided to pop down to The Greyhound Inn in CSP. We were greeted warmly and enjoyed a fabulous hearty breakfast. Thank you Aaron, Maxine and Team for your 5 star service.

Amazing service from Maxine and Aaron in the team! They happily accommodated me and my mum for breakfast despite gearing up for a busy lunch on Mother’s Day. Extremely attentive and good humoured during our visit! Our breakfasts were epic too! Compliments to the chef!

Great place. Will be attending again

been coming in here more regularly recently and new management seems to be running the place wonderfully, staff are lovely, attentive and helpful, had some great live music when we attended, the overall atmosphere of the pub was really great. Highly recommend

Come here often, great vibes, lovely staff, Emily served me and went out of her way to make me a drink :) highly recommend

Great Pub and staff were very friendly.

Had a Sunday lunch carvery here today amazing service the food was gorgeous there is a new chef here new staff .. dog friendly here too .. will definitely be back spread the word . In my opinion the best Sunday dinner around fresh food real roast potatoes

Fantastic food and service !lovely decor and style

Excellent food,service. Lovely family meal. Great pub , love the cosy atmosphere. Will definitely be back.

Really beautiful place, and lovely breakfast:)

This evening i was extremely disappointed, we had been out for a work dinner and we wanted to finish our evening in the Greyhound. We finished our meal at 21:15 and we strolled to the pub. When we arrived there was no lights on and the pub seemed shut. I doubled checked the Greyhounds opening hours online and it said they shut at 11pm. If these hours are incorrect please do change your hours online as i got my work group excited because they had never experienced this pub. I also came with my family on sunday 14/01 and i wanted to go for a drink at 7pm however the pub was again shut. Before i departed for the pub i rang ahead and a gentleman spoke to me and told me that they were deep cleaning the kitchen and were unable to have the bar open. I am deeply dishearted that my local pub has changed drastically in the last 6 months it’s no longer the homely feeling pub it was before. I will now find another local that will appreciate my custom. I would appreciate a rapid response to this as it has ruined my week in my home town.

Ok but not very warm in the bar

Oh dear. The promised food was somehow not delivered and atmosphere is very basic. Think they are nicer places in Chalfont like the Jolly Farmer.

Unbelievably bad service. My parents stayed here for Christmas, and we accept not easy to get staff at Christmas, however the bed was not made up, no sheets, blankets or pillows. My elderly parents slept in their clothes and coats! No staff to help. Following day staff totally disinterested in helping or apologising. Breakfast pretty poor too. Worst hotel stay they've ever had.

Lovely Christmas lunch at The Greyhound. A change in management between booking and Christmas Day led to a bit of confusion over some menu items and - in spite of arriving on time as requested - we had to wait 45 minutes for any food or drink. But it was Christmas and everyone was in good spirits, including the excellent staff. The chef on the carvery was especially friendly! Food was good, service fantastic and the restaurant is a lovely environment. We’ll be back

We have stayed at the Greyhound 5 times now, and we always had a good room. Unfortunately, this time, it was not so good. Not particularly clean, no toilet roll holder it had been broken off and the roll was just dumped on the bin, the shower metal tube was broken, so all you could see was a tube. Extremely stingy with coffee and teabags, two of each, but the coffee was one normal and one decaff, not everyone like decaff.

Cosy atmosphere, friendly efficient staff. I had a lovely fish finger sandwich and a pint. Dog friendly too. Perfect.

Good atmosphere, friendly staff, good food! Will definitely visit again.

Really good food for a normal rate for an authentic pub feel. Do neck oil so always a win for me.

Enjoyed the wine. No fire that night..

Great staff and excellent Sunday roast.

Lovely wine, love the pizza. Amazing entertainment Friday & Saturday. Friendly amazing staff especially the landlord Aaron!! What a legend, caters to all our needs and loves a chat! Best pub in the village!

Love this pub, so cosy & a feel good vibe, best village pub in Chalfont St. Peter! Best landlord - Aaron, I’ll walk in and he has my order ready and waiting without a doubt!

Love the manager arron so helpful polite and genuine geeza

What a fantastic team! Very nice place to stay …looking forward to a return visit!!

Comfortable, generally good value with helpful staff. Horrifically let down by atrocious management who have stolen money from me. Two months after my stay and they still owe me for an erroneous duplicate card payment in their restaurant. Have telephoned, emailed, written letters with no resolution. Absolute disgrace.

Great pub with rooms Staff very polite friendly and helpful Food serive very quick ordered and arrived within 15mins very reasonable price too

Loving this place, great atmosphere, Aaron the new manager is so friendly and really adds to this pub

Rebellion Lager is a bonus too. Slightly pricey but a good atmosphere. Outdoor decking is awesome.

Really nice pub. Just popped in for a quick drink prior to a football game

Great music venue with some wonderful act s here on a Friday and Saturday night.

Definitely not dog friendly anymore. Had to sit in the bar with lots of drunk people.Will never return. Then couldn’t pay by card so now waiting on a phone call. Pathetic

this is the worst place i have ever stayed..DO NOT GO HERE ,, the staff are all students with no interest in the business, the rooms are run down stained and smell, the facilities arecnon existent, the tv was broken and i was up and down the stairs changing batteries then remote controls eventually the young lad came up fiddled about and then said he would be back, he never came so i gave up and went to sleep

I booked three nights at the inn and decided I couldn’t stay there the entire trip. I asked for two nights to be refunded. The manager agreed, but only issued one night back. The second night has yet to be refunded even after 3 emails and 10 calls in the span of two months. Management couldn’t even reply via email and claims the refund was issued, but won’t send any proof and I never received it in my bank statement.

We stayed here for one night as we had a family funeral near by. We so wish we hadn’t !! All the family came back with us for drinks and dinner 12 of us, the food and service was terrible and not cheap! We went to our room at 11.30pm to be woken up by the fire alarm going off! Yes there was a fire we all had to get out at 1am and stand outside. We were outside until after 4am. We then had to sit in the bar while the fireman checked upstairs. Met the manager Nick Woodhouse who apologised and said we would get a refund. Well it’s August now and still have not been refunded !!! Can not believe we have not been refunded !!! Didn’t even get breakfast !!! The rooms were dirty even a bra left on the back of bathroom door !!

Road noise is a problem so take ear plugs and the shower water pressure is very bad

Never waste your money here. We stayed for an aweful night and strangely our review , together with a number of other negative reviews , has disappeared. After submitting a complaint and waiting for more than two weeks for a reply, we were promised a partial refund which has yet to arrive. Manuel delivered better service in Faulty Towers ,food issues , Health and Safety issues and Licencing issues.

Came in for breakfast. Pub and toilets really clean, staff very friendly. Ordered breakfast with soft eggs. Breakfast came with hard eggs, murdered bacon, no sausages, mushroom and tomato was flat as a pancake. Tasted average for the £14. Bit disappointing.

The majority of the menu was out of stock. We waited 50 minutes for our food, then left. 2 other tables within view also left before their food arrived. The staff looked exhausted.

Unpleasant. No heating in room, yet freezing cold in mornings. A table wedged into corner of room collapsed upon touch. It had two legs shorter than the others, and the shorter legs had been "perched" upon a same coloured skirting board! Water pitcher and several glasses were smashed as a result. No cooked breakfast available on second of two day stay. A very surly bar attendant exclaimed it as "not her fault" that the chef hasn't turned up. Overchargement made on bill which has yet to be refunded,and no response to letter of complaint received. Staggeringly, there were several spelling errors in the address of the hotel on the invoice. I am reviewing my further options now. Complete and utter lack of professionalism.

Would not come here again to eat. We arrived at the bar, was kept waiting, I had to call the barmaid to serve me(I was only person at bar) and it wasn't even busy. When we sat down to eat, we were told they only had either Pork or Gammon for roast, no one had told us this before we ordered!! Restaurant wasn't busy, yet the people that were in there had waited over an hour or so and were complaining. Some even cancelled and left. So decided to do the same. Luckily for us we did cancel as someone had ordered the pork and it was a joke! Staff were school girls and it was a bad experience. Earlier that morning before booking I rang the pub who informed me there was no cavery going on that day, but were serving roast dinners, telling me there was chicken, beef, pork or gammon. It wasn't because they had run out, as it hadn't been open that long. Its a shame really because it's a nice place, but until they find decent management I would not recommend it at all.

Stayed for one night. The room hadn't been cleaned, cobwebs everywhere, the wardrobe smelt like it was used to store cheese, only one electric socket in the room, which was broken, the lighting was broken, the bed was broken. There was a coffee machine in the room, but no coffee, or tea, or milk, but there was sugar. The bathroom was dirty, and the shower gell and soap dispensers were both empty. The "continental"breakfast was very poor. A very poor and limited choice of cereals. All that was available was a croissant and jam. No hot food or anything else was available due to a"hickup" in the kitchen. The staff were disinterested and had to be chased for everything at breakfast. The cost for the room was excessive and simply not worth it.

Warm and friendly welcome. Lovely clean room and bathroom. Comfortable bed. And well stocked and welcoming pub. What's not to like. Great experience. Highly recommended.

Was told many things off the menu, children staff, there is not one adult around apart from the manager she was extremely lovely! Chefs kept poking there heads out so naturally we’d thought lets have a peek through the window into the kitchen and they are kids to!! Who clearly are either inexperienced or look about 13! Going downhill very fast! They do have decent pints as we drink decide to just sit down and share a a glass hope this helps

The Greyhound Inn is a charming place, staff were friendly and checked us in warmly, giving us all the information needed. The pub area was very cosy and we enjoyed a drink there. Room was quite basic(and can be noisy at night if you're facing the road outside), and could've been cleaner, but bed was clean and comfy. The shower tray in the bathroom was a bit leaky. The Nespresso machine in the room is a nice touch. The room was good value in my opinion.

We went here for food and would rather have saved the calories! We ordered from their sandwich menu and the bread was stale and basically just had lettuce as a filling. It's a shame as the inside of the pub looks nice, however the food was a total let down.

Good location next to shops etc.Rooms good value for money at £69 a room,includes continental breakfast. Great Turkish restaurant opposite.

I used to come here very often nice food & atmosphere, but it has gone downhill, food taste like it has been frozen for weeks & the manager is very clearly intoxicated during the evening, the breakfast used to have homemade beans now you can tell it clearly comes from a tin! Untrained staff always forgetting the most basic rules of hospitality!

It is a motel and not hotel. Not more than 2 star as by Indian Standard. But, the room and the rest are clean and smart.

Restaurant almost empty at lunch time which was surprising. One meal a dry mixed meat pie some mashed potato and red cabbage served on a cold plate. Two meals salmon and cold broccoli again served on cold plates. Totally uninspiring meals considering the price, needs management to take a serious look. Luckily was mentioned by someone to log car registration at bar as private parking company patrol. Maybe the restaurant staff should remind customers as a courtesy. Afraid will not return.

Nice clean place, I had a sandwich of ham cheese and pickle, the pickle was gurkin!!!!!!, it came with chips but I didn't know that so ordered chips.it wasn't that great though . The front seating area floor was full of fag butt's, bins overflowing.

A few of us came for the Carvery on Father’s Day! Very tasty, service was excellent. Highly recommend the Greyhound for yummy food and great staff!

Room beautiful, only downside was curtains didn't fit window let in light early in morning Breakfast was good. They didn't really cater for vegans unless you like toast with no butter. Did have soya milk option.

My wife visited a friend from Australia and thought they’d pop in for lunch after a long country walk. Well what a disappointment the waitress was so abrupt and no compassion of understanding of the needs for a vegetarian. The Mac n cheese and veggie lasagne were not available, so my wife asked for mixed veg in a katsu sauce with rice. The friend ordered fish n chips and that was not a generous portion or something that one can rave about. The veggie dish brought out was limp blanched savoy cabbage with some rice and sauce. My wife advised she asked for mixed veg and the waitress snapped back ‘ the menu says cabbage!’ Taken back a bit by this very poor service, they addressed the issue with management, who did try to help by knocking off £7 from the bill but still £10 for rice and cabbage. Would not recommend this place for the service or food, fine for a drink or two

Comfortable sleep but very noisy room & disappointing breakfast unless you pay extra.

Staff are very helpful. Breakfast is a continental but you can order a cooked breakfast (for a charge). It is right on the roundabout so it is best to turn left towards the roundabout and go from there.

Great place to be with friends for a drink.

Didn't stay, came for a drink, Aj (Alex) made us feel very welcome l. He is the man to make you a cocktail or few. Thanks Aj for a great time. We will be back

Staff very helpful and friendly. Food was lovely. Room very nice although a little dated.

Booked the new carvery , all the food did look appetising, big error the plates were cold, very cold! We went for lunch at 12.30 yesterday , place was not at all busy The food was only lukewarm, which was very disappointing, I don’t know what’s happening in the Greyhound but standards have definitely dropped.

Held an event for 16 people yesterday here. We had the carvery lunch and then moved to the nook area of the pub, where we held our own quiz. Fantastic service from Meena with regards to organising our booking. The food was amazing and the desert was to die-for!!!!! We had a wonderful afternoon, the staff were great, food was great and a really nice cozy friendly pub.

Came for lunch on Mothersday… amazing food! Can’t fault the chefs or kitchen staff at all! When we got there our table wasn’t ready which wasn’t an issue, but when we were seated, we were told we only had an hour and a half… then we were given the menu 15 minutes later…once we had finished our main course, we ordered desserts. While waiting for our dessert, we were told that we had to be gone in 10min and we were offered the bill! Told the waiter that we would love the bill… WHEN WE FINISH OUR MEAL! Overall, lovely meal and amazing food! Our primary server, Jake, was very polite and helpful but the other waiter, a larger gentleman with glasses, came across quite rude and made us feel like we weren’t welcome. Complements to the chef, and hopefully the other wait staff can take a page out of Jakes book.

Rooms are nothing remarkable, although perfectly clean and decent. However, the staff are all a credit to the establishment and although I did not eat here the food looked of very good quality. A very good stay.

Arrived for lunch, only one other table occupied in restaurant. Ordered meal, all three of us opted for the steak and ale pie. We waited almost an hour before the meal arrived all of which were on cold plates, we did comment but no explanation. My pie had one piece of meat in it, all our vegetables were so al dente that we couldn’t cut them. We had to try 3 tables before we found salt in the pepper/salt mill. Flowers on the table were mostly dead. Complained about lack of meat in pie and this was taken off the bill. We have all lived in the village for over 50 years but will not return in a hurry!

Lovely pub , nothing wrong with pub , great chardonnay wine best ever, but just there is something missing from this pub, hard to put finger on it, i guess no personality or atmosphere , cant knock it though as i met my hubby here! x

Cosy hotel with very nice food but rooms are dated. Didn't stay this visit but Sunday roast was great.

Bit of live music and a few shots. Very nice staff. Doormen were chatty and jokey. All round good atmosphere.

Great pub bur limited menu option mid week

Booked to stay for. a sat night, stayed in room 5 absolutely lovely, roaring open fires in the bar , highly recommended.

Nice pub that maintains its ambience whilst clearly having been updated and improved. The lunch menu is minimal, and a little on the pricey side, but the food was OK.