Guest User
January 12, 2025
We stayed here off the hoof and on the spur of the moment, whilst en route elsewhere. It’s not exactly off the beaten track but this inn is what you’d imagine of coaching inns of days gone by and for only a few guineas a night. The bar/restaurant is cosy and adorned with a welcoming open log fire, horse brasses and equestrian paraphernalia. We grazed well. It’s a basic menu and specials board but the manes were neigh bad. Suffice to say we ate like a horse. The coaching staff were lovely, chatty and friendly. It provided a lovely stable for the night too. A small, ground floor room. Clean and well equipped, Sky TV, with excellent Wi-Fi and toasty warm. A bit noisy first thing in the morning though due to clanging plumbing in neighbouring rooms. The full English breakfast was large and tasty. This inn wins by more than a head. Quite a dark horse! You’d be a foal not to visit.