The George Inn

I was informed prior to booking kitchen closes at 8 . Having arrived from work yesterday at 8 kitchen closed and regulars were eating take out . As I assumed this was the norm after 8 I brought a take out in after 8. Was told I cannot eat at hotel ! When I tried to explain to the general manager I was asked if I didn’t like it I would have to leave hotel . I paid 200 for 4 nights and is 1hr from work . The general manager was very rude and aggressive and I think the George should sack her !

The staff where rude and refused to open before 1700 even though check in on both the website and the books in the room say 1400. Rooms where completely different from that on the website and where tiny. No storage space, rubbish left from previous occupant, bed terrible, you could here everything going on in the corridor and room next door. They never mentioned to church across the road that chimes throughout the night waking you up every hour. Shower was terrible and went from scolding hot to freezing cold at its own accord. Any movement in the taps caused the same reaction. This caused me to jump several time while trying to use the shower almost falling over. This is a massive safety risk as it was in a bathshower. I could have easy slipped and broken my neck. However the all the bad things to say the food (dinner and breakfast) and beer was excellent. I would happily return for dinner and a pint but I would make sure I stayed somewhere else.

It's out in the sticks but it's a country pub. The food was good, the beer was good, the room was good, the locals were mostly friendly...

Great traditional village pub set in beautiful countryside with excellent Hook Norton (local brewery) beer - clean comfortable room - although a previous guest had apparently nicked the TV remote This was a Sunday night stay - they don't serve food on Sunday evenings but there are several options in nearby Shipton One slight surprise is that for reasons unknown the church bells are rung at four, six and nine in the morning, this combined with many village houses displaying life size dummies of witches, clowns rag dolls etc. (part of a local event I'm told) - you could be forgiven for thinking you have walked into a scene from the Wicker Man A lovely place to stay

Very quaint hotel, staff very friendly, food was excellent and there was a good atmosphere in the bar. They also catered for me wife who has a gluten free dietary requirement.