Ok...it's an old building and not 5 star luxury, but generally rooms are lovely. This time I was upgraded to a large front room with the magnificent view, though you will hear the cars as well as the birdsong (road is not really busy). Very comfortable bed. Very clean. Good facilities. Price is excellent. Staff are lovely. Wifi was good enough for Teams meeting. It's very dog friendly. Gf food options are fantastic (I'm Coeliac). Excellent location. Great access to the Commons and local towns. I absolutely love this place.

Could do with more vegetarian options. Some idiosyncrasies with the plumbing and bathroom not modern, but wasn't bothered due to the price.

Fabulous location and great views! Very gorgeous old building lovely exterior and interior! Incredible, generous breakfast with lots of tasty options included, and had a lovely dinner there too. Very friendly relaxed staff. Lovely feel. Good parking. Lovely walks on the common right from the door, nice relaxed pub in Inn too. Nice comfy room and lovely hot water for bath, as requested. Clean and pleasantly decorated. 11am checkout felt relaxed.

Not much! Shower was a bit tricky to work and maybe needed replacing as house was kinked and switch stuff. I did start to fall down the middle of the king bed which was two beds attached together. There was a generator audible outside at back of building, but it was audible only to those with sensitive hearing.

Room was huge with lovely view of the valley. Service was impeccable and meals pleasant (though a tiny bit too hushed in the old formal space). Perhaps a little light background music would give more conversation privacy to guests.

Perhaps a little light background music with dinner would give more conversation privacy to guests. Access also was difficult as a bit too far from the station to comfortably walk with luggage. This was on top of us spending the previous night mistakenly at another "Amberley" in Sussex not Stroud!

Fantastic location overlooking the valley and pretty Cotswold countryside. It was also a few minutes walk from Minchinhampton Common. Lots of character inside, as it's a very Old Inn. The food was great. We ate there every evening. The Sunday roast was one of the best I've had in a long time. 7 different vege and the meat was so tender it fell apart. Very friendly, helpful staff. Small shop and cafe across the road inside the church. Free public parking opposite hotel was ideal, but did get full at certain times during the day, especially afternoons when it was used by mums collecting children from school and dog walkers heading to the common.

No wardrobe in the bedroom, just 6 hangers on coathooks. Not satisfactory for 2 people staying a few days. No full-length mirror either in the room. Black mould visible in places on bathroom pipes, bedroom ceiling corner and bathroom windows. Lot of condensation on windows in mornings also. Warm room, but ventilation required. Not sure if these problems could be adressed due to the age of the hotel.

This is a lovely Cotswolds period property located in an ideal elevated position overlooking the Woodchester valley with Nailsworth in the distance. We had premium double room with a nice chunky four poster bed and a frontal view to the valley. Very dog friendly, they even had a special menu for dogs and our pooch was spoilt by the very attentive staff. Food was excellent, especially the breakfast.

The bathroom was a bit tired with a dodgy dated shower fitting and unpredictable water temperature. The rooms are not made up each day unless you request this, which is mentioned in the room book but easily missed so it would be an idea to be told this detail at check in.

Staff friendly. Especially those serving the breakfast. The full English breakfast option came with remarkable little grease. The salmon and poached eggs my wife was also a very good choice. The Hotel is high on the hillside and is a traditional Cotswold stone building. Our room was in the annex at the back with a well laid out spacious room (but up quite a narrow staircase and had an older style bathroom with a metal bath).

Some people may feel the lack of a shower, but the bath was fine for us. If you have mobility issues the rooms upstairs in the annex may not be for you.

Beautiful old hotel in a stunning location. Parking is a bit first come, first served opposite the hotel, but there is a road opposite where I managed to park. Lovely room with a nice view of the garden. Breakfast was very nice with plenty of choice. Staff were helpful and helped me take my suitcase up the stairs.

The room was out the back in an attached building. Although it was lovely, it's a bit of a trek when you're travelling alone with a small dog. Staff were helpful with this though, as the stairs were steep.

Wonderful location. Our room had a marvelous view over the valley and was nicely decorated. The bathroom was compact but the shower itself was spacious and there was plenty of hot water .There was only one chair in our room so the second person had to sit on the bed : I doubt if there was room for a 2nd chair, but then we were only in a standard double room. Television worked and we seemed to be able to get all the major channels, unlike some places we have stayed at! Breakfast was very good. We had our dog with us and were able to have breakfast, and also have dinner in the evening, in the lounge bar where she could accompany us. Very dog friendly/ dog convenient both in terms of location and facilities.

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The best thing about this hotel is the staff. They are the most genuinely friendly people who make you feel very welcome. I had back pain after sleeping in one of the rooms and they switched us to another room without any fuss. Danny and Jennifer, in particular, made our stay absolutely wonderful. Breakfast was generally excellent and cooked to order (perfect scrambled egg) and our dog loved his breakfast! Located between Minchinhampton and Rodborough commons, it is perfect for exploring on foot. Thank you for a lovely stay.

Room 23 was very small and the bathroom was not well designed or finished. There was a shower, but not wall mounted, the toilet seat was badly fitted. The bed has very uncomfortable and the mattress needed replacement. Although this property has charm, I didn’t think it met the standard I’d expect for £120 per night. Room 20, however, was much better, suggesting you may have a very variable experience at the hotel in some rooms.

Our room was in a lovely position with views over the common and valley - and it was a lovely surprise to find that we had a four poster room. There was plenty of space to move around and two separate chairs to sit in. The bed was clean and comfortable and we noted we could ask for more blankets or non feather bedding. Breakfast was great - both in terms of menu choice and what we actually ordered.

The toilet cistern was extremely slow to refill after flushing. There were no sockets at a user friendly height so we had to put the kettle onto the floor to use it and then there was no room on the little tea/coffee drinks table to place it once it had boiled so this was a little awkward. Similarly the floor level socket was the only place to plug in the hair dryer. This is all ok if you dont have a bad back! When we tried to watch the TV from bed one of the bedposts blocked the view of the TV - whilst this was definitely not a deal breaker I am sure that something could be done about this with a bit more thought.