The Old Court Hotel Restaurant in West Oxfordshire

Fabulous one night stay clean but dated rooms for what we paid we where happy restaurant amazing food 5 scores on the door so don't be afraid very friendly staff great location to main high street

There don't seem to be many places to stay in Witney so booked a night here, even though it was a 20 minute walk where I was going. The hotel part is pretty outdated and in need of attention. And a good clean! I dusted the bedside light before I used it and the shower cleaned off some dirt from the side when I set it going.. It then stopped for a minute or two whilst I was using it. Something seemed to be leaking in the bathroom. The carpets are pretty awful as well. However it was quiet overnight as I was facing the courtyard not the road. And free car parking. The staff and restaurant are great though. The restaurant is very well priced for the area and a good standard and ambience. So a very mixed experience.

Lovely welcoming staff and excellent food and wine. A lovely meal. But Don’t stay there the rooms and shower are something else.

Terrible room. Old, musty, dubious electrics. The staff were pleasant enough, but it unfortunately does not make up for the atmosphere! Specifically booked the 4-pister bedroom, with jet bath. Jet bath did not work (very shoddy electrics, unfinished look to the bathroom). Incredibly noisy toilet, dirty windowsills and generally in desperate need of an update to decore and furnishings. They weren't just old, they were tired, needed fixing ( some cracked, some missing handles) Dinner was acceptable, but small portions for the price.

Had a superb meal here , the garlic chilli chicken was amazing! Really helpful with our choices as I have dairy intolerance. Staff were attentive and friendly. Relaxed atmosphere and sat and chilled on sofas after eating. Highly recommended

Big group of us went for dinner. Excellent Indian and Nepalese food. The menu wasn’t huge like some places but choosing from all the tasty sounding food was still tough. All the food was great. Special mention to the lamb starter. This place doesn’t show up easily in searches but is well worth going to.

Lovely room ,basic but quaint , however the manger is properly one of the rudest men I have met in a long time . Went to bar for breakfast, lad sat as at table, another staff member came over didn’t introduce himself just said “ are you doing something “ we said we wanted breakfast he then went on to tell us we haven’t paid for breakfast to which we said no we are going to pay, bearing in mind we had just sat down. He said it’s not policy to pay must pay with room, his English is very broken and difficult to understand. We went back later for a cold drink which are cans from a multi pack, charged at £2.95 each!!! I said that can’t be right to which he starts babbling on,you literally you can’t say anything. He said he would charge us £3 for both . When paying I asked to see the amount on the card machine well you would of thought I’d ask to see his bank balance….. he started raising his voice saying “you think we fraud” “ we honest people” when he eventually stopped being aggressive for a second I was able to say I have the right to see how much I’m being charge as I’m paying …. He is so aggressive and rude . We spent over £300 in the bar the night before and this is what you get for it.

Well what can I say???¿ The staff were lovely buy doesn't change the fact the room was one of the worst we have ever stayed in. Mould everywhere, bathroom was vile, when telling the management at breakfast about it they said they knew and were decorating it soon! Why put people in this room if you know it is that bad! Checked Google reviews after ( rocky mistake to not do it before) and the same room was complained about 3 months ago and still nothing has been done about it Wouldn't ever stay there again

I booked this hotel for our wedding anniversary but unfortunately on arrival we could see that it was in a dilapidated state. On entering the bar and dining area we could see that there was nothing stocked in the bar and everything looked old and dated. On being shown our room we quickly realised that the hotel was not fit for purpose and decided not to stay. We spoke to two employees who told us there was no manager on site so we just left. How disappointing is that when we were looking forward to a nice beak.

We stayed here at the weekend and found the staff very helpful. The room was clean and comfortable. We had an evening meal and I didn’t order a usual tikka masala (hubby did and it was lovely) i had the raja rani chicken which was so tasty! Front of house guy was very attentive. Could do with a bit of music but very enjoyable meal

Stayed for 3 nights and what a pleasant stay hosts cannot do enough for you just ask. Food Nepalese amazing and the Breakfast just as good. Very central if you want to visit places around you. You will see comments about the decor and yes it may need tlc here and there but where doesn't, don't let it put you off.

Stayed for 3 days staff extremely friendly, room rustic but very clean, even supplied afternoon tea at no extra charge, would definitely stay again.

Made to feel welcome and remembered me from last year... Food yet again outstanding. Best curry iv had in years... Or at least since the last time I was here lol

We stayed 2 nights at the Old Court Hotel in Witney (2 children, 11 and 13 and my wife) in a 2 x double bedded room, which was located downstairs at the back of the main building. The room was very querky and was a little tired and could have done with some modernisation , that said beds were very comfortable and kids loved the space. The staff were brilliant and customer service was 2nd to none. We had booked in for dinner as we had never eaten Nepalese before - BEST DECISION, as it was amazing!! we had some chicken and vegetarian dishes, all of which were very tasty and reasonably priced!. The hotel is located very close to Witney town centre (approx. 5 mins walk) and a short drive to the Cotswolds (Burford). We would stay again!!

If you love your curry, this is the BEST you’ll find! Nepalese with dishes you will find on an Indian menu, the meal was OUTSTANDING. Homemade and served with care and concern. We forgot to take a “before” picture, so can only post the after dinner pix. Serchen, our host & chef, is a lovely person. We will return. Namaste 🙏

This hotel was our over night stay to break our journey. The bed was very comfortable, but the furniture is very tired, what there was. No wardrobe, a pole with a curtain, the curtains did not hang correct, incorrect pole sizes. No plug socket by mirror for hairdryer. It seemed that there was a water generator, every time you switched the water on it make a load noise. The toilet flushing was very poor and the sign on the toilet was terrible: WHEN USING THIS PLEASE ONLY PUT PEE, TOILET PAPPER & POO DOWN THIS LOO AS IT CAN BLOCK IT UP (as you can see the spelling is in correct). This hotel is not worth £100 per night. The bar shut at 10pm.

I booked a table for 9 of us on a friday evening, as we all regularly eat out around witney as a group and review eateries. We were greeted with big smiles and a very warm reception from the very friendly staff. we sat down with our drinks and ordered an array of starters. there was plenty to go round and for everyone to try a bit of everything, and it was really tasty, and an interesting mix. Once the mains were ordered, the drinks were refilled and the mains arrived. I had the lamb which was really nice, tasty and ordered as fairly hot. Perfect. I tried a little from the other plates, and everyone was full of flavour. the food is a mix of indian/oriental inspired and beautifull. The satff did a great job, as the restaurant was already busy when we arrived. We all agreed that this was a really good alternative to the amin stream eateries in witney and the staff were tiptop. We will be returning for more. thank you guys

Four of us stayed here for a local event and all agreed that we would happily stay again. The staff were extremely helpful and organised a couple of early breakfasts for us and everything was done with a smile. Breakfasts were especially well done, it's rare to get an egg poached just right these days. Plus there is the benefit of their lovely Nepalese/Indian menu in the evening, a highlight of which are some of the best onion bhajis we had ever tasted. Rooms are nice too, with the only negative being weak showers, a side effect of an old building. Still would stay again without hesitation.

I wasn’t expecting very much from an £85 / night hotel but ok for a one night business trip I thought !! How wrong I was. The en-suite room with four poster bed was a nice surprise however the highlight was the Nepalese Restaurant. The hotel is run by ex Gurkhas and you couldn’t wish to meet a nicer group of hosts. Nothing was too much trouble. The well stocked bar is nicely appointed however the food in the restaurant was magnificent. If you don’t need a room, just come for the food !!

We were completely surprise with the hospitality provide by the owner during a clan’s get together program here visited from all over the UK. I must say, It was a worth visit from London. Service was excellent with no fault. Food was amazing. Enough parking space anytime.A gem in Witney.

We have stayed at the Old Court hotel twice now - both times to attend Nocturne at Blenheim Palace which is a short drive away.The hotel is owned and run by Gurkhas who are the most helpful, customer focused people going. They really can’t do enough for you.The building is old and the rooms are quirky but very comfy. This time we slept in what was obviously an old cow shed or stable and it still had a trough in the room!Rooms at the rear of the hotel are quieter than those at the front as the hotel is on a fairly busy road.We will definitely be back.

I visited this venue with a family member for a coffee and really enjoyed being so warmly welcomed. Can recommend!

My wife and I where disappointed with the food. Lovely bar and restaurant area, service excellent, really clean, warm plates, cutlery clean, everything was perfect apart from the main course which wasn't spicy or tasty and not the Nepalese food we have had before in other places. Great shame as it could be so much better as the restaurant has lovely fire places, comfortable seating, just let down by the chef. Won't be returning.

Two night stay in early December. Room had a really comfortable four poster bed that was far too big for the room! There was quite a or if noise from the road, particularly in the morning. Main issue was the bathroom. Water pressure in the shower was very low and there was no heating- not good in December. I understand that it is an old building but improvements are needed in my view. Breakfast was OK but just one cup of coffee - no top up and no-one to ask for more.

We were staying here to meet up with friends in town. Had a couple of drinks in the bar before meeting up in another pub. The plan was to eat elsewhere as prearranged as our local friends had heard mixed reports about the Old Court. I thought we should give it a try and I'm glad we did. The Nepalese food was excellent and with excellent service too!! Couldn't fault it and would definitely eat here again.

We had the most amazing Nepalese curry with our group of 5. Friendly service & lovely seating near the fire place. Will definately go back.

A last minute late requirement meant I couldn't book my usual digs. Found this place and the cost is directly proportionate to what you get. I paid £75 for a standard double room. Bed was massive but the room overall was a bit 'snug'. Very basic bathroom and don't take a cat as you won't be able to swing it...decent hot shower though!

We visited as 2 couples for a new experience. Nepalese cuisine,

good ambience, friendly staff. A little pricey but good wines at reasonable prices. parking a bit lacking but overall i would use again.

We booked this hotel as a last resort for the bank holiday weekend. We read some other reviews after we had paid and was not sure what to expect! Well what a little gem. The Nepalese family run hotel was so friendly. The room we had was very comfortable and so was the one my sister and brother in laws stayed in. We were going to a family party on the other side of town and rather than getting us a taxi the manager drove us in his own car!!! Breakfast was great and the waitress was very attentive. Yes its on a main road so there's bound to be some noise but the service more than makes up for it.

Lovely hotel restaurant, very neat, clean and comfortable. The owner and staff were fantastic. We we're greeted with an exceptional welcome very friendly nothing was to much trouble. Food was lovely. We would return to this hotel if in this area again.

Noticed that the hotel was under new management so we thought we would try the Sunday lunch. It was excellent. A couple of weeks later, based on the good Sunday lunch, we decided to try an evening meal. The food is Nepalese with some Indian dishes. I had the Raja Rani Chicken and my wife the Sawadilo Prawn curry. It really was faultless. This restaurant deserves to succeed, fantastic food and service.

We stayed overnight on the way back from The Wimbledon tennis championships. We had stayed in slough the previous night. As our car was parked in slough I was anxious that the coach from Wimbledon would get us back too late and that we wouldn't make the 10pm check in deadline. The owner was very helpful and said if we rang up before ten pm arrangements could be made for a late check in. Fortunately we arrived at ten. Room and bed clean and comfortable. Good nights sleep. Tea coffee facilities in room and TV. Very good full English breakfast with decent cup of coffee. I really feel the new owners are making a real effort to make this work. Nothing is too much trouble for them and they are so helpful. We were even able to get food even though we arrived late. The scampi and chips were lovely and reasonably priced. The building is very old and the style reflects this. I have stayed in many three and five star hotels and I would stay here again. Don't judge by earlier reviews. The new owners have been there only three months. The carpet in our room seemed fairly new. The towels were soft, fluffy and smelled really fresh.

Had a lovely meal with friends there last night. New owner is extremely friendly, food was brilliant and great atmosphere too. Really hoping opinions of this place will change as the new management are doing a great job.

I took my 16 yr old daughter last night. She raved about the food and how tasty it was and you could actually identify the individual flavours within it. I totally concurred. It is not a vast menu but that is what I prefer, 'do what you do and do it well'. There is a bar area, sofa/lounge area and a courtyard if you just want to pop in for just drink but I highly recommend the food too.. I really hope they get the customers they deserve.

We stayed for 1 night. The hotel is clean. The room was spotless. Bed very comfortsble. A bit hot (it was during the heatwave) and traffic noise because we had to have the window open. The staff were excellent. Really friendly and could not do enough for us. We ate evening meal. Highly recommend the food.

Last night my wife & I, plus a whole bunch of friends had a wonderful meal at The Old Court Restaurant. The food was superb & the staff were very friendly. Thanks you very much to Kesh & his team.

We were out sightseeing in the afternoon and suddenly had a phone call from someone at the hotel asking what time we'd be arriving. We thought it was strange as we didn't have to notify the time when we booked our room. When we got there the entrance to the parking area is on a bend, on a very, very busy junction, we drove in and found a parking space behind other cars, basically blocking them in (later in the evening another vehicle parked behind us so we were blocked in as well. We asked the owner/manager about this and what would happen if anyone wanted to get out, he just said "Oh we'll have to wait and see"). Entering the pub/hotel, we went into the bar and there was no-one in there only the owner/manager, there was only one light on and the rest of the room was in darkness. He gave us the room key and gestured the direction we were to go for our room (in a part of the building out the back over the patio area). We mentioned payment and he said he preferred cash as he was going to Wales that evening. We didn't pay cash. We asked about food as we were very hungry, obviously the kitchen wasn't open as we were the only three people in the building. He sent us to an Italian restaurant up the road, and said we'd have to take pot luck as to whether we'd get a table or not. Luckily we did and the food was very good (Angelo's restaurant). Walking back to the hotel, we got there and the place was closed and in darkness, so we assumed the owner had scooted off to Wales! We went round the back through the car park and got to our room that way. The room was called the Honeymoon Suite, if I'd just got married and was taken there, I would apply for a divorce straight away!! The whole of the hotel, not just our room, was scruffy, grubby and tacky. Our room was dominated by an awful 4 poster bed, shoved up one end of the room. The mirror was standing against the wall, I had to get on my knees to do my hair. The radiator cover was broken and the coat hangers had previously come off the door and were just dumped on top of the radiator. There were windows in the room but they were high up so you couldn't see out of them. From the room a few steps led down into the bathroom. There was a large circular Jacuzzi bath, a macerator toilet and a basin. Also there were 3 doors in the room, one to our bedroom and the others could have led anywhere, we could hear voices through them!! The tiles round the bath were mainly broken and cracked, both taps on the bath said Hot, so you had to fiddle about to find which was cold. The tap in the basin was very slow.The towels were small, dingy and not very clean looking. The following morning we went down to breakfast (wondering if we'd get any!!). There was an older Italian man in the bar waiting to serve us. We were offered cereals, fruit juice, tea/coffee and a fry up. We started with orange juice, but just couldn't drink it. I don't know if it was past it's sell-by date or what, but it was slightly fizzy and tasted very bitter. The fry up came but was extremely greasy, and you could have stood a spoon up in the tea. When the time came for us to leave, luckily the man was outside talking on his phone, and after a bit of manoeuvring we managed to reverse the car out of the car park (not enough space to turn round) and the man stopped all the traffic on the busy junction for us to get out onto the road. The stay at this hotel spoiled a lovely few days away for us. Witney is a lovely place to stay but not this hotel!!

I arrived at The old court hotel after a long drive to be welcomed by two fabulous bearded collies and of course the landlord. I was shown to my room and was blown away with seeing the massive four poster bed and beautiful matching wardrobe. After unpacking my things I went down to the bar area and enjoyed a relaxing evening with a lovely wine.The style of the hotel is very eclectic very different to many others I have stayed in, warm welcoming and spent a lovely night. Breakfast was quick and freshly made...an omelette toast and herbal tea.Thank you Julian you looked after a single traveler very well..

It was alright.Stayed 1 night for a wedding and we were able to check in early which was helpful. The bed was very comfortable and the room quite nice. The bathroom however was not the cleanest, the staff whilst efficient were not overly welcoming and breakfast finished at 930am which is very early for a weekend! As a result 3 of our party missed breakfast and I saw 1 couple quite abruptly turned away from breakfast at 0938!! If you need a hotel in the area you'll get a good nights sleep, but I wouldn't rush back.

PositivesThe bed was surprisingly comfyBathroom sufficient size for one WiFi is excellent in the barNice atmosphereVery pleasant staff and good serviceNegativesVery small room and the 4 poster bed is huge and kind of pointless.Entrance and bathroom door very stiffTowels don't match - picky I know but it matters if you want to make an impression Barely any WiFi in the roomWas a bit cold and couldn't adjust the heatingWas very noisy - no double glazing facing into the street Curtains were useless and although stopped people from seeing in, they let a lot of light in so was hard to sleep with the street lights shining through!Bathroom had a mouldy wall, hair in the shower, limescale on tap, water spots on tap and shower doors, toothpaste down the side of the sink and had a rusty mirror with a filthy light cord.Dinner was ok, was a bit plain and tasteless. Was given strawberry ice cream instead of vanilla with my sticky toffee pudding which was weirdParking if you want to be boxed in - took 15 minutes to get out the next day!Menus and rooms not as described on website.

My husband and I stayed at the Old Court Hotel recently with our 6 month old baby. I can't praise the hotel enough. The manager, and all the other staff were so friendly. It felt like we were staying with family! We were upgraded to a larger room as we had the baby with us. The room was lovely. The finish wasn't perfect, but it was spotlessly clean and very comfortable. Had everything we needed. My husband ate in the restaurant during the evening and said the pizza was delicious and the dough was freshly made. Breakfast was lovely too, with a variety of choices. The car park is quite small and tricky to access but on a weekend you can park on the road outside. Otherwise there is a free council car park 10 minutes walk away, so you could unload the car then go park it. Overall very satisfied with our stay and would happily go back.

Limited Italian based menu but very pleasant choices without breaking the bank. Lovely shiraz!! Take care with the Grappa!!Breakfast menu reasonably extensive and Full English delicious.All staff were very pleasant and the Chef Gino is a real character.Cosy rooms are the cheapest option but fine for a night or two. No frills. Witney is a busy town and the Court house is located on main street. Parking should be much improved hopefully during this current year.

We decided to try the new menu from the new italian chef, Ciro.the carbonara was really authentic, and some added chillies was no problem. Julian the owner was very welcoming and very friendly.

For a place that used to be wonderful all I can think is what a shame. The owner here is vile and the place is a shambles.. Someone's tried to turn this place in to something it isn't. Tragic really for a place so big it has such potential.

Went to this great Restaurant a couple of weeks ago on a Sunday, we had the Sunday Carvery, the meat was really tasty and there was a lovely range of cooked vegtables with all the trimmings. Felt welcomed straight away and relaxed in the company of the owner Jules. Would def go back again.

Love the Sunday carvery here, plenty of choices of meat and fresh vegetables and comes with all the trimming, get there early not to miss out on the home made Yorkshire puds. Been here quite a few times and stayed on a few occasions too. Have got to know the owners personally over the years and always found them welcoming friendly.

- Food is tasteless and bland- Owner is rude- Rooms are old fashioned - including terrible water system!Will not go back and would recommend others don't try it!

The burgers and sandwiches are excellent especially the Monty Burger! Swift service and always hot. eaten in here several times

Had Sunday lunch last week at the Old Court Hotel and it was Excellent, the service was good and Julian the owner make us feel very welcome and great wines will be back again!

Variety of meat to choose from: turkey, pork, gammon and beef.Variety of vegetables to choose from: peas, carrots, broccoli and cauliflower! Potatoes were alright and yorkshires were amazing! Best turkey I've eaten and vegetables were average! Service was lovely and I would definitely eat here again! Drinks are a bit pricey.

Just arrived home for what has easily got to be one of the best weekends I have ever had, purely for the fact of the amazing hotel I have just left, for a start we arrived after a long drive, Jules the owner was there to greet us and made us feel instantly welcome by taking us straight through to the bar were a fire was lit! He organised a taxi so we could go out and when we came back in about midnight we all had a social drink and made us all feel extremely comfortable, we then all went to our rooms (3 in the family room which was very spacious for 3 men, room number 12 with an delightfully comfy double bed and the honeymoon suite, which was just amazing! Breakfast was out of this world with perfectly pouched eggs and local sausages Jules drives 30 minutes to get, even had champagne and Orange juice! I can't express enough how wonderful the hotel is, imaculately clean, gorgeous food, great nights sleep and an impeccable owned! We are already planning another trip down to Witney purely for the old court hotel! Great for family's, couples for a romantic weekend or just a treat to get away!

Stayed here 2 years ago with a friend and went back with my husband and kids for a 2 night stay and Julian the owner not only remembered me but was an extremely pleasant host. Lovely clean hotel and great food.

We have dealt with Julian the owner a few times, trying to book out the whole hotel for our wedding and all I can say is he not a pleasant person to deal with! Despite a lack of available places in Witney - we still decided not to book here and go further afield because he was so rude. He is either extremely unhappy or has a very funny idea of what customer service is. Both in person and on the phone he is rude, opinionated and has such an awful attitude. It's a shame that a nice looking place like this is represented to badly. Do not liaise with this person unless you have absolutely no choice!

Just returned from a 1 night stay here with a friend an had a great time. Had the bridal suite as we were on a girls break and fancied the jacuzzi! Glad we booked here owner so lovely an accommodating. We only had breakfast but was great! Enjoyed lovely cocktails in the evening which ended our night perfectly. Will more than likely visit again.

Julian is the guy who runs it and he's more than helpful. It's just a lovely pace to relax enjoy a meal and have a great night sleep. I stay away a lot with work and found this to be one of the best places I've stayed.

I have never had cause to complain about any of the food served and I always look forward to the next meal.

We were slightly concerned to be the only guests there and no staff other than the owner Julian. Then he had to,pop out after taking our food order!!! however! the food was well worth waiting for - it was all excellent, well cooked and presented and very tasty. He even cooked a special kids meal for our two granddaughters, 5 and 7. Whilst the hotel would benefit from a facelift, especially toilet area, the whole experience was different but special and great value for money. Julian was very friendly, couldn't do enough for us and made us very welcome, including the girls. Well worth a visit for a good meal.

The bedrooms are so lovely andcomfy a fantastic place to stay the owner is so welcoming and helpfull always a smile on his face the hotel is very home like which is fantastic i thourouly enjoyed my stay :) :)

staff are soooooooooooo lazy and unhelpfull, but not surprised as i witnessed the way the owner Julian treats his staff. Everything there is slow,slow slow, and when you get your food its so disappointing. The owner Julian seems to be quite nasty in a sleazy kinda way. The rooms smell and are UNCLEAN they are falling apart and are way too expensive for what u get and to top it off i had a really bad night sleep. I will never step foot in there again, and strongly recommend no one else does either.

From the outside this pub seems very old and nothing special, but...a whole new world is waiting for you behind the doors. This beautifully renovated country pub is an absolute delight to spend either a romantic or fun-filled evening. We spent the evening here yesterday with friends and had a really wonderful dining experience. The charming owner and chef, Julian, welcomed us as old friends and accomodeted our every need. He cooked up a exquisite dishes that left us all complementing him. We had aperitifs in the open air garden, dinner in the stylish restaurant, and coffee in the supercosy oversized sofas of the lounge. We were pleasantly surprised when the bill came. Julian has placed very low prices on food and drink. All in all a perfect evening. This is sure to be my favourite place in Witney. Highly reccomended.

Daylight robbery. Tiny filthy room, stained carpets, stained walls, bathroom stinks of mildew, dark and dingy. Bed sheets were clean and bed very comfortable. Thats the only positive i can say sadly. Staff dont seem to care. Worst hotel ive stayed in by some margin.

We ate at this restaurant as it has been advertised under new management and as we are local thought we would give it a try. I am not sure what the state of management is as the 'previous owner' came in and helped himself to a drink behind the bar - who knows! The food was basic pub food, which would be good if flavourful but it was not. The Thai food they used to have there was much better! The wine tasted cheap. I think this could be a great place but they need to improve the food and drinks to get the locals to want to eat and drink there - oh and don't bother with the cocktails - trust me when I say they were awful.

We stayed as a couple for the night.. When we arrived our welcome was nice enough we went up to our room and were impressed by the initial look.. We were taken away by the size of the jacuzzi bath and thought the bed looked fab.. Taking a closer look the walls need a good paint and the dust on the curtains surrounding the 4 poster bed were less than appealing as well as a stain on the sheet! Be careful. During the evening we received a knock to the door from the owner who had come to collect some clothing from the wardrobe within the room as they had moved an older couple earlier on in the day for our visit and the house keepers had not removed the clothes. We found this irritating.We then had another knock to the door first thing as there was a car blocked in which wasn't anything to do with us again rather irritating. Overall it's a lovely quaint hotel just needs a lick of paint and a dust!

We stayed at the hotel for a couple of nights at the end of April. There was good and bad point with this hotel. The good bits was that there is friendly staff and the food was good and not to expensive. The bad bits are that the photos are very misleading, there is hardly any parking space, the room has cracks in the walls, theres Puddles of water in the bath room which there must be a leak, the rooms are very cold, the roof in the restraunt looks like its going to fall down and to top it off, we heard that the manager "HACKS" into this website to take any bad reviews off so I'm guessing this review could be deleted off the system any time.Also the website states that the rooms has been refurbished but rooms with windows which let the cold and damp in and cracks in the walls doesn't tell me the rooms are refurbished. It may of been refurbished 50 years ago but not any time recently.

We stayed from the 30th March until today (1st April) 2012, the food is delicious, the staff warm, welcoming, the hotel cosy, clean and intimate. The bedroom was clean we had room 8 the honeymoon suite and the en suite Jacuzzi bathroom was simply beautiful. we were very close to the high street, the food prices were great value, the drinks decent prices especially if you are there at happy hour. the courtyard was relaxing and we wished we could of stayed longer. A lovely weekend break we enjoyed ourselves so much that we are coming back soon