The George Inn

Beautiful period building in a pretty village. Absolutely nowhere near Banbury though as Hotels.com state.(only if you own a helicopter) Lovely period bar and quaint dining areas. Food was superbly prepared. However the free breakfast offered by Hotels .com is merely cereal and a beverage. Sausage,bacon and egg is £12 extra. Rooms are very nice. My bathroom was a little tired (grout and sealants going black and mouldy) No mobile phone coverage in the entire area, BB/wifi iffy and slow. TV struggled to hold a channel. From somewhere there was background music playing all night which I could hear in my room and kept me awake (I think the sound system in the bar area had been left on in error. Also the hotel fire alarm system sounded several times during the early hours which had all the residents out of their rooms.

Breakfast, other than cereals, toast and juice was extra and not very good value or quality. The curtains in the room were quite thin-not blackout curtains. No hairdryer. Sounds as if it’s all moans, but staff were great and prices quite reasonable.

A cosy, warm, extremely friendly old coaching inn in the tiny picture postcard village of Lower Brailles. The food was superb, the service exemplary and stay was truly lovely. Fantastic value for money; to be highly recommended

Very warm welcome. Friendly staff and home cooked food. Will definitely be staying again.

We had a really lovely time. We were staying to go to the Cotswolds distillery, with no taxis available, Lilly the bar maid drove us there. Above and beyond. Had a lovely evening sitting in the bar, the staff are friendly and welcoming and you will feel like a regular. Amazing food, have the lamb. Ed and Holly