We booked at the last minute for New Year’s Eve night on the way back home after spending Xmas with family. The Lamb was pretty and welcoming from the outside and when we walked through the door we couldn’t have wished for more. A roaring log fire, beams, lovely old furniture and such a welcoming atmosphere. We chose the Lamb as it was dog friendly and we had our little dog with us . It was definitely dog friendly with lots of people having afternoon drinks with their dogs very well behaved. Our room was right above the bar which was excellent .Great filter coffee and biscuits. Gorgeous room and very comfortable bed. Even though it was New Year’s Eve a lovely menu of food was available early evening. After having a wonderful meal and desert, the evenings entertainment began and the pub filled up with what I would imagine were mainly locals. As the pub was in a very rural village I can’t imagine too many people travelling far on December 31st. Next morning breakfast was in the bar on a big wooden table next to a lovely open fire. Amazing croissants and wonderful toast as well as an array of help yourself continental breakfast delights. We felt so welcomed and had the best time ever. Definitely worth a return visit.

Couldn’t fault our stay at the Lamb. I have a feeling our satnav took us down the most rural roads ever and although I don’t mind rural roads some of these were no more than a track full of potholes.

From the moment you walked into the Inn you were greeted by vicky and nick..the room was very clean and cosy.the food was very good .the atmosphere was brilliant a lovely village inn. Highly recommended. Both days were a credit to vicky and nick..let's hope we can make a return visit. Keep up the excellent work. Many thanks for looking after us .regards Alan and Linda Imlach.

Nothing to dislike.

Characterful little pub with rooms in a separate building. I had a 'Small double' room which was definitely smaller than the average double but had an en suite and a rail to hang up clothes, so had everything you needed really.

The parking was a bit challenging as the pub is on a narrow residential street lined by terrace houses. However the Landlord came out and helped me with a space & even offered to move his car so that I could park which was very nice of him & good customer service.

The food was great & the staff very friendly. The room also had a French press for proper coffee. I would defiantly stay there again.

Breakfast's only option was a continental, no hot food like egg on toast available. Parking was also a problem, community parking was quite a walk especially with heavy luggage.

The room was beautiful; it felt really luxurious and spacious, especially with the free standing bath in the far side of the room. There was decent coffee in the room too, always a bonus! Nick was really friendly and helpful, and was happy to help with the many questions we had. We will be staying again and recommending to family and friends.

Very friendly and welcoming to my pet and me. Lovely quite and cosy country feeling with a roaring fire in the hearth. Good warm bedroom with comfortable bed. Fabulous dinner. The menu was different from many hostelries, which was a pleasure. I had the beef and mushroom with mash potato, proper creamed mashed potato.

The accommodation is set in a quant village of tiny lanes. Beware, there is not a car park and it was not possible to park outside on the narrow roads on this occasion. An email regarding parking came after booking telling me I could park at the village hall which was quite some distance away, uphill from the accommodation. Not so good if you have luggage a dog and dog bed to carry back down, the hill and on this occasion, icy lane. Then up the hill again in the morning. When I checked out, I did leave my luggage behind to pick up, once I had returned to my car. Beware of the school run!

The ease of check-in, the building's character, the quality and taste of the food was exceptional, as was the attentive service. Our two dogs were made to be very welcome. We would love to return.

Limescale in the kettle, cafetiere needed replacing (coffee sachets would be fine enough), one towel had a large stain on it. These are very minor points mentioned, as everything else about the Lamb Inn was great!

Breakfast was adequate continental Dinner was fine in a busy restaurant The room was very cosy and the bed comfortable

The breakfast orange juice was off There was a noisy unit (air con or freezer?) below our window Parking could have been a issue, although we were lucky.

Impressive hotel, obviously popular as it was busy at all times , had a nice evening meal and staff very pleasant.

Parking a little difficult especially when it was pouring with rain as it was when we were there. But it is a small village so you expect a little inconvenience, but overall very happy with all.

Its an absolute privilege to be able to stay in a traditional English pub, given the current climate and number of pubs closing. Traditional pub, open fires, great beer, clean functional rooms, and the food is very very good comfort food! Its not a luxury stay, but, if you are looking for history, great hosts, relaxing stay look no further!

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