Our overall stay was excellent: high quality room, cleaned daily.breakfast was excellent. Service throughout was excellent. We ate in twice. The menu is not extensive enough for 4 nights - it’s a pub ! Apparently they have 29 rooms. At that point the car park would reach capacity, but in normal use perfectly big enough. We used it as a base for Cliveden, Cookham, Hughenden, Marlow, Henley and Waddesdon is just over the hour.

There was nothing we did not like. Keep an eye on your SatNav and check a map as well. The only warning is that the first half mile towards Marlow is downhill on a single track road with passing places. It is signposted to exclude lorries over 7.5-tons but we met several who used it anyway.

Cute place with comfortable room in a quiet surrounding. Good night sleep despite the many birds singing in the trees outside our room at 5 am (windows are really not that insulated). Nice powerful shower, tasty food at dinner.

Breakfast really wasn't great and the lady mixed up two things in our order. For the price it's really not worth it. No buffet items or juice available. The staff overall looked quite gloomy and unfriendly. Soft furnishings and decor in room a bit sad and again cold and unwelcoming feel with the majority of grey tones and glassy surfaces. Despite the name, there wasn't a single chess game available in the bar - pity!

This was a one night convenience stay for us. We had been disappointed by a previous hotel stay in Beaconsfield so chose the Chequers Inn more or less at random. It turned out to be fabulous. The ‘stand out’ feature for us was the staff. Every single person we met was cheerful, friendly and very efficient. They made a routine overnight stay really special and enjoyable. The accommodation was clean, functional and modern. Nice but not special. The pub atmosphere in the evening, however was special. Not exciting, just warm, welcoming and friendly. It’s unlikely we will pass this way again but if we do, there is no doubt where we’ll stay.

What didn’t we like? Leaving is the only thing we didn’t like.

Everything was very good except the few minor points listed below, but would have no hesitation in staying again

The room was so hot (we were in Anex) I had to turn off both radiators and open window to cool off, then later had to leave fan on overnight. The bed would benefit from a mattress topper. The breakfast on Sunday morning was not as relaxing as it should have been because the man who I think was a manager spent the whole time rushing round the room and banging and crashing china. He was asking people what they wanted to drink before they had sat down. I know he was trying to offer a good service but it should be a little less frantic and a bit more relaxed. There were 2 or 3 waitresses as well, so no need for it.

Location to Hedsor House where we had a wedding is 7 minutes drive. The suites are enormous and so luxurious. The bathroom facilities were equally impressive. We had dinner in the restaurant which was excellent. All of the staff were friendly and extremely accommodating. Especially Nick who was an absolute star and extremely patient sorting out all of my booking errors for our friends and family. The pub is very deceptive as it looks like a cosy little English country pub but the accommodation on offer was huge including the annex. A great place to stay for wedding guests attending Hedsor.

Loved everything

We chose The Chequers for its location, and it was very convenient for all that we wanted to do during our four night stay. There was ample parking, although access from the car park to the accommodation was a bit of a trek. The food was fine, and our breakfast hostess Rosie was delightful, as were the room cleaning team.

Our first morning we were wakened before 0730 by a decorator preparing the outside of the windows for painting, and the fire alarm went off on the second morning - we evacuated our room only to find that everyone else was carrying on as if nothing had happened!

The pub area was lively and authentic with beams and a typical country pub atmosphere. The restaurant was spacious and airy and great service and food. The rooms in the new building were generous in size and ours was ground floor and had a little seating area outside with French doors. Well thought through with good storage, lovely bathroom, fridge & tea/coffee making facilities. Parking was easy and there seemed to be plenty of space plus EV charging for anyone who wanted it.

Close to Burnham Beeches, which is fantastic for woodland walks and big picnics on the main common area. Carpark, restaurant, shop/ice creams, enclosed kids playground and (clean!) toilet block with cubicles all next to the common. Parking at £3 for the day. The Chequers Inn has a great bar with 3 x Rebellion Brewery ales, waitress service, plenty of parking and outside seating (with cover). Lovely staff at the bar, hotel reception and restaurant. Imaginative menu, exceptionally cooked and presented, with great choices for vegetarians in both the bar & restaurant (I tried the beetroot humous starter to share - but I didn't!) and reasonably-priced wine, from around £20 a bottle - e.g. the Chenin Blanc was £26 and the restaurant food bill was around £30 (one person). Modern design throughout the hotel; my room had a large wet-room shower and comfort and cleanliness is excellent throughout, including the stunning restaurant space. Laid back vibe...

Nothing to say on this.... a genuinely great, relaxing place. There was a family 80th birthday party (Saturday afternoon) being held, but everyone was chatting and mixing in and there was a great atmosphere. Shame I could only stay one night...

The chequers inn is a delightful place to stay, rooms very clean and tidy, enough pillows and towels, walk in shower lovely and hot, bed comfortable. Opposite is a field with a rambling path leading to woods and then a spectacular view for miles of the whole valley. Surprised to see four electric car charging points there,(I would have brought my car and not the wife’s if I’d researched this better) there’s a spa too which we didn’t have time to try. We ate an evening meal here which was great too. The two photos, one is the inn itself and one the church seen from the walk I mentioned above

Nothing really, we were happy with everything.

Lovely brand new accommodation, superb olde wordly pub next door, fantastic breakfast, great staff

Our room was lovely and large, a corner room, all brand new contemporary design with hood furniture. Booked upgraded de luxe room, but bed was advertised as king size. It was very small and mattress very hard an uncomfortable, could feel the springs. Room could easily get a super king size in it. If we stay again will ask for biggest bed they have or go for twins