Extremely comfortable zip and link beds. Good shower. Excellent breakfast and good chef with all the potential to be first class. New owner on only his 4th day as owner of this Freehouse inn with 4 bedroom cabins could not do enough for us all despite the behind the scenes chaos there must have been. Modest cost for the quality. Rooms are alongside the main pub in 4 adjoining two person cabins (plus small Z-bed for child if needed). Lovely countryside and village which seems friendly and welcoming.

It’s in the country in a stunningly pretty village so there are farm animals including a cockerel! There is some noise from the adjoining car park. Would prefer blinds to net curtains but there are also normal curtains.There will be improvements with some changes coming to the pub menu which, for this visit, was plain and simple. The settling in process will take a little while but for a simple overnight stay or a few days in this lovely area cabins are fine and the pub has plenty of space to sit and chat.

It is located in beautiful surrounding and has the charm of a country pub with very good facilities and friendly,helpful staff. It was centrally located near Swindon and Oxford. The breakfast was simple but included full English.

Dinner options were limited. The information about alternative eating options were limited as we had to research ourselves a Michelin rated restaurant nearby. The shower was interesting in its operation, especially contrasting with Australian plumbing. The room was cramped when you have two suitcases spread out.

The location is outstanding with views of the White Horse, the peace and quiet is unparalleled, the accommodation just the best with really comfortable beds and spacious cabins. The proprietor Richard was very helpful and made our stay at this popular pub excellent. We've got more walks planned and will definitely use them again.

Not just here but with most places, could have something simple like vegan sausages or pies in the freezer for guests who are either vegan or gluten intolerant\.

The pub itself is a proper unspoilt village pub which is a rare find these days. They have 4 rooms that have been added. We stayed in Room 2 which was warm comfortable and had everything you need for a couple of nights stay. They offered freshly cooked food in the evening (only lunches Sundays) and the breakfasts were great. The staff were absolutely fantastic especially Max who made us feel like locals from the moment we stepped through the door. He even ordered a pizza to be delivered to the pub on the Sunday evening because we had been cycling all day and didn’t fancy driving to another venue to eat. An absolutely brilliant couple of days!

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The accommodation was situated separately from the Fox & Hounds which was perfect. It was clean & quiet, the shower was excellent and the bed very comfortable. Complimentary toiletries, tea, coffee and biscuits were provided which is always a nice touch. The Fox & Hounds provided good, honest pub grub.

I don't feel there is anything to not like about the accommodation, location or the Fox & Hounds at all. The one small point would be the light being given off by the emergency exit sign in the night but hey, this is minor!

The location of this Pub B&B is in the countryside, a really peaceful, quaint pub. Fields surrounding it, and beautiful views. The staff in the bar were absolutely lovely, so welcoming and helpful, nothing was ever too much. Nice outdoor seating so enjoy a cold drink in the sunshine. The food was delicious and reasonably priced. I would definitely go back if the need arises.

Breakfast was very good. Yoghurt would have been nice as well. Comfy bed. Lovely little village, close to several natural attractions. Good walk in shower but a proper shelf is needed in the bathroom instead of that plastic surround.

Shame the room was outside of the pub but I guess you couldn't do much about that. Location in the middle of nowhere meant a Sunday night meal was a problem. We had to drive 5 or 6 miles after an already long drive. A bar snack or cheese and biscuits would have done the job.

Breakfast was nicely cooked to order and delicious. There was also a choice of cereal. The staff friendly. The area quiet countryside within view of the White horse and not far from The Ridgeway national trail.

There was no food served on the evening I arrived. Although there was another pub a mile down the road serving food, I had already walked far enough that day. I fell back on the food supply I carried with me.

Very welcoming pub, lovely bar lady and got to know some of the locals. Breakfast was lovely I the morning, a perfect set up for the day. Our room was a little cottage type place at the top near the car park. Lovely amd so quiet. Over looking far reaching fields. Lovely shower, tea coffee in room, tv, WiFi. Everything you could want.

There was nothing abput this place I didn't like

We had a fantastic stay whilst walking the Ridgeway in a weather warning. Michael and Aga could not have been kinder, booking us a table at a neighbouring pub (it was the kitchen’s night off), giving us a lift and picking us up, drying all our saturated kit and making sure we had everything we needed. Accommodation is in purpose built rooms which were well appointed and warm.