Excellent location, beautiful hotel, exceptional staff. I stayed at the hotel as I was attending a wedding nearby. I wasn’t able to check into my room as I was very early, but the staff were incredibly accommodating in helping me to leave my things in the room and get ready. I rang whilst at the wedding to say we’d be too late to collect the keys, and again, the staff were so helpful and helped us to access the room once we returned. The room was beautiful and I slept very well. At breakfast we were greeted with friendly smiles and a delicious full English breakfast. This hotel restored my faith in the kindness of hotel staff! It really does change the whole experience. Couldn’t fault anything about this hotel.

Nothing - loved it all!

The welcome as usual was very friendly and we were promptly given our key and shown to our room, which was in the pub garden block. The room was comfortable, fairly spacious with large bed and nice and warm. We always appreciate the complimentary Sipsmiths Sloe Gin and the tea/coffee offer, including Nespresso machine and some excellent chocolate biscuits. We had dinner in the restaurant for the first time, and although my husband's fish and chips was a little overdone, the food generally was good. The roaring fires in the bar and restaurant make for a cosy feel in the cold, wet weather too. We also enjoyed breakfast, with fresh fruit and yoghurt and a variety of eggs (full breakfasts also available). The location is great, a short walk from shops, restaurants and pubs - of which there are plenty in the town. The on-site car park is definitely a bonus.

On arrival we found that neither of the bedside lamps worked. One of the staff tried to find replacements, but couldn't, so the room was very dark.

The staff were excellent, lovely welcome. We liked the good quality tea, coffee, chocolates and also the sloe gin. First class toiletries in the bathroom. Wonderful pub atmosphere. Comfy bed.

A few things could be improved: The room was cold on arrival but just needed a radiator to be turned on. The coffee machine did not work. No sloe gin in the bottle but staff kindly replaced this. It was not clear how to turn on the towel rail in the bathroom. Room 8 badly needs to be repainted as paint was chipped in several places, and could do with being totally refurbished as other reviews indicated it looks tired. Shabby without the chic. All that being said we would still return, just not to Room 8.

Bar, very nice with original features and good real beer and food. Rooms obviously recently refurbished to a very high standard (except for lighting). Bathrooms also to a high standard. Location perfect, bang in the centre of town. Good on site parking. Restaurant pricy but good and breakfast choices very good.

Two rooms requested for Mr. and Mrs. but supplied with rooms 5 fire-doors and ten stair steps away! Lighting in the rooms grossly inadequate. Bedside lights good but ceiling light fitted with "mood" bulb with element barely orange. There was no writing desk light at all. At checkout the receptionist seemed aware of this and didn't comment on my complaint. TV not working, poor signal. I didn't complain about these aspects until departure due to my short stay.

Well appointed room, with a comfortable, large bed and a large, clean, en suite bathroom. The room felt very calming and quiet, despite facing the main road, although the lighting could have been brighter as my partner found it difficult to apply make-up etc in the bedroom. Our breakfast was included in the price and was very enjoyable, with a variety of quality food and drink on offer.

Lack of signage for hotel guests on arrival. No separate check-in desk, so needed to wait at the bar to check in. Was not asked during check-in if I had arrived by car so this wasn’t noted (even though this was made clear with the online check-in) and I received a £100 penalty notice a couple of days later for using the hotel car park. I contacted the hotel and the matter was resolved and the ticket rescinded.

Clean and comfy. It’s the little extras that make the stay so nice. Fresh milk. A real coffee machine and pods. Nice quality tea bags. Sloe gin as a help yourself freebie. A fridge with water and milk in and a safe. The breakfast was so well cooked. Poached eggs were perfection and the pastries fresh and delicious. 10/10

We had a disabled room. Ground floor. As three adults in there. The only small gripe would be that the bathroom light is on a sensor not a switch. So go to the loo in the night it woke the others up! Could do with a comfy chair in the room.

We've just returned from a wonderful weekend at The Red Lion in Wendover. A few of us stayed on Friday and Saturday night. The rooms are spacious with all the amenities you'd need from a coffee machine, to some sloe gin for that final final night cap. I'd arranged a family get together and the staff could not have been more helpful. Special thanks to Agga who helped me iron out a few last minute changes on Friday evening, and then Lara for being so brilliant with the family on Saturday lunchtime. Wendover is lovely town, and for those not driving, the station is a 7 minute walk from the station.

Nothing

A lovely cosy pub with 23 rooms I believe.Our room was a small double and very comfortable.Tea and coffee making facilities and a nice touch is a small fridge on the wall with a large bottle of water which is refilled.Also a little bottle of milk not uht.Nice shower and all shampoo etc are in larger bottles.Staff are very good too.The breakfast was great (was included in the price) plenty of choice and good quality.The full English is excellent!!.

We were looking at the menus and found that the prices were a little too much for us.Thats not a reflection on the food itself.We decided to eat elsewhere.The location is on a high street and can be a little noisy as its a very old building and and no double glazing.But really not too much of an issue

Dinner was very good. We especially liked the number and selection of wines available by the glass and carafe. The room was light, spacious, well equipped and very comfortable.

The first room we had was on the ground floor and on the high street. We asked if we could change to one away from the high street, but were reassured that the noise would not be an issue. Fortunately the TV was not tuned in or tunable, so we were moved to a much better, lighter and quieter room.

I had wanted to stay here for a while and some elements were good, others disappointing. Good ambiance, pleasant enough room, nice staff, very good breakfast, plenty of free parking, which must be registered.

Poor details, only one hanger in wardrobe, dripping shower, curtains couldn't be pulled without pulling off the curtain rings, some of which were already off on arrival. No tissues in room. Dinner in the evening was expensive but disappointing, I had the pork dish, which was bland and uninviting. Carpets in public areas (e.g.stairs) really grubby.