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Woderful inn with great hospitality. Close to the Cotswolds Way. David and his wife took excellent care of us. They went out of their way to provide us with a hearty dinner and very full continental breakfast.

I would not be writing this review had I not been asked to by google. This has to be the worst place I’ve ever been for food. On arrival we got told to sit wherever we want, there was no music playing ( so we couldn’t have a conversation) the barmaid lent over the bar to take our order once she got off her phone, whilst the chef stood behind the bar on his phone. Once we had ordered, the food was beyond ghastly, I was gagging whilst eating it. We were so embarrassed we just paid and left. I would NOT recommend.

My elderly parents visited the pub yesterday for lunch (Valentines Day), they had reserved a table and were seated in a separate room just past the bar on the left side. Unfortunately the room was freezing cold making it uncomfortable. When raised to the bar staff they agreed it was cold, but made no effort to sit them elsewhere or adjust the heating / offer alternative heating for their stay. Needless to say, they won’t be back and felt this was poor

There's two carparks, one for the pub and one for the hotel but no signs anywhere that I could see!! Parked in the pub carpark, went through the pub looking for the reception, again not very well signed! Found reception at last, all information given. My room was on the lower ground floor. The room was a good size as was the bathroom. The decor was very worn down and dated. Bed was ok two singles but together but one was higher than the other! Wifi is very poor. Shower hot and powerful Evening meal was good A good value menu But not the most over friendly service I've received. Unsure if I'd stay again when other hotels close that are a bit pricey but with better rooms .

This spot was an amazing getaway with clean facilities, an amazing room and yummy food. Paul and his team were very friendly and made us feel welcome, would recommend.

Very pleasntly surprised with this little gem - the owners and staff are extremly friendly and try to cater for your every need. The beer was good and so was the food - simple but great value and well cooked - children had chicken nuggets which were home made and excellent. Fish Pie was perfect as well.

My Two Friends and I, meet regularly for Lunch as Retirees,and we have dined here several times .We booked a table for 3 and when we arrived, the Car Park was Overflowing, and the Bar Area was totally rammed with people,aparently it was a Wake Celebration .We wondered whether it would be easier to go elsewhere, but then we easily found our reserved table ,exactly as required ,in a nice part of the busy restaurant .We were asked if we required drinks by a very attractive young waitress, and in a Very Short While they arrived .We ordered our lunches, I had Pie of the Day, which was Very Tasty and Filling,my friends had Chicken Burgers and Chips .The Food was Excellent, Piping Hot and Plentiful,and arrived in a Short While, in Spite of the Amazing Amount of people at the Wake .It was as Usual a Terrific Lunch in Great Surroundings, Serviced by Very Polite and Attractive Young Waitresses, where No Detail was Missed, in Spite of the Busy Schedule, it was Great Food,and Great Service. Well Done The Compass Inn,and See you Again Very Soon..😀

Fab food but disappointing service. Was not made to feel welcome, and was advised to hurry up and order because the table was booked again (7 mins after our booking started). Understand it was a busy period but think it could have been expressed in a much more polite way!

We were a party of two adults with two babies and two young kids (aged 2-5) at 1.45/2pm on a very blustery Sunday. We'd been to the park nearby and decided to pop in for a quick drink to warm up. The pub is tricky to navigate with small children but we found a table. We ordered our drinks but when we asked what kids drinks they had they told us they didn't do kids drinks because it wasn't a pub for kids. The little ones were hungry and so we gave them some of the leftover lunches we had in our packs to keep them quiet whilst we waited. We did also order a bowl of chips but then had a member of staff loudly tell us that we couldn't bring our own food in and that they were an independent pub and lectured us on pub costs and rates. We pointed out we did order some chips and were told that was OK but from our perspective the damage was done. We were left feeling unwelcome and embarrassed. Any parent with small children knows how hard it is to keep small tummies full. We are local to the are and we won't be retuning.

Enjoyed an authentic British pub lunch here on our first day in England on our drive to Bath. Perfect place to get us ready for our British adventure! Toasties and Guinness! It was very cozy and traditional inside. Service was friendly and attentive and the food was really good and reasonably priced. Toasties, we learned, are basically grilled cheese sandwiches but with modifications. This one included small bits of white onion and was really good with the fries! We also enjoyed their sister restaurant in Bath, the Pig and Fiddle in Bath which was also quite good but their Toasties had green scallions! Recommend both for a quick, tasty lunch!

Clean onsuite room in a pleasant country pub, perfect as a waypoint on the Cotswold Way about 30km outside of Bath. Menu is extensive, and the piub was not very full even on a Saturday night. Food and service was OK but nothing special.

Very disappointed the place is extremely run down including the toilets. The floor is disgusting, the carpet is threadbare which you stick to as you walk. Booked for 2.30 pm only to be told no roasts until 3pm. Served wine spritzer in a pint glass. Food okay although cauliflower cheese very tough. Would not recommend needs a very deep clean.