Couldn't have been happier with the Pear Tree Inn. Located above a friendly pub in the picturesque, off-the-beaten-path Cotswolds village of Hook Norton, the clean room was comfortable and spacious, just a short walk from the village center. The pub was charming and soaked with atmosphere, and the staff and locals were warm and welcoming. There's also an outdoor area with picnic tables and ample space for kids to run around. Parking was available onsite, and there is nearby dining at the Hook Norton Brewery and the Sun Inn. The village has a store and a playground, an historic church, and lots of paths and lanes to explore.

The Pear Tree doesn't serve food but this is mentioned on the confirmation email and you can get a lovely breakfast and/or lunch at the Malthouse Kitchen which is just a couple of minutes walk away so wasn't a problem for us. We booked two rooms and both rooms were lovely, spotlessly clean and had comfortable beds. There were also additional, thoughtful touches in the rooms to help make the stay more pleasant, including nice toiletries, mineral water in glass bottles, a complimentary bottle of Hook Norton Ale plus matching bottle opener and even a lovely little real Peace Lily plant on the coffee table. Every member of staff we met was polite, friendly and helpful but special mention must be made of Manager, Bethan and Housekeeper, Dawn, nothing was too much trouble for them and they really made our stay both enjoyable and memorable. We would certainly recommend The Pear Tree and would definitely stay there again.

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It was extremely clean. Loved the historic original beams and general cotswold vibe of the place. The surrounding area was just scenic and lovely. The hygiene/shower supplies were on top form. The staff were extremely welcoming and lovely.

It was very noisy, being an Inn with rooms directly above meant for quite some noise until half 11 each night. There also was no dedicated parking for paying guests, I had to wrap up work early to secure a spot on the off road parking before other inn guests arrived. An ideal stay for holiday goers, not an ideal stay for business trips.

We have arrived an hour after the end of the check-in hours, which we have called them about in advance. They were kind enough to wait for us to get there. Even called us, if we are OK. I asked for a pint of beer on arrival, the pub was already closed, but I got one to take to the room. Very friendly staff, and a place with friendly ambiance.

We have tried to contact the facility over e-mail and booking.com messaging in advance about our late check-in, but nobody responded.

Situated in a stunning village in the Cotswolds. Floral gardens, stone houses with thatched rooves and so quiet with so much nature in and around the village. WOW i loved it soo relaxing. The Inn is a beautiful old building very clean and comfortable with a lovely friendly atmosphere. Modern conveniences available and plenty of tea and coffee and a complimentary bottle of local brewery Hooky Ale I taught was a nice touch. I enjoyed the Ale too. Wished i could stay longer.

The electric shower wasn't very easy to use they rarely are, I know, but freezing or too hot and not alot of water pressure.

No breakfast available as no kitchen working

Shame unable to get food but had takeaway instead. Room was lovely, very large. Our cat enjoyed her stay. We bought her travel crate with us for her to stay in. No staff around when we checked out. We feel there should have been someone around to check if all ok. Would recommend to anyone with a pet to stay here.

Genuine old world charm. Good facilities is a great Cotswold location. We did not have time but the Hook Norton Brewery looks like it would be well worth a visit.

No problem for us but would not be good for a people with mobility issues. Narrow staircase up to room. Part of the charm.

Enjoyed our whole stay 2 nights in this charming Inn. We had a lovely room. Nothing was too much trouble for the staff. Breakfast can be had at the Malthouse Kitchen a short walk from the Inn, next to the Hook Norton Brewery. We spent a pleasant evening chatting to the Inn's regulars. Parking was good, right next to the Inn.

Directions given by Booking.com using the link on the site to Google maps sent us to the top of a hill some distance from the Pear Tree. But when I entered the address on Google maps, it took me right to the door.

The rooms are above the pub, handy for a late night drink. Good selection of local beers. The rooms were spacious and the main bed was king size. There were 2 separate rooms. Our teenagers slept in the smaller room, one of the beds is a fold out double bed, the other is a single, fine for 1 night. Everything was clean. We didn't speak to the staff a lot, but they were friendly. There was free parking onsite.

There is no mirror in the main bedroom. You have to walk through the main bedroom to get to the bathroom and you have to walk through the smaller room to leave. The mattress of the double bed was a bit too soft for me. There was no milk to make coffee in the morning, even though there were coffee making facilities. The pub doesn't serve food or breakfast.

A lovely room, comfortable bed and friendly staff

We arrived back after a wedding at 23.50, the bar was quite full with drinking after hours. As our room was above the bar, it was very noisy for another hour. Also, the green light in the bedroom made the room very light and difficult to sleep