Room was immaculate, and was stocked with fresh toiletries, bedsheets, and baked goods every day. Every staff member we spoke to was incredibly helpful and friendly. We attended for RIAT, so for two out of the three days we left before breakfast service started - we were offered fresh pastries ready for us leaving for those days so we didn't miss out (which made the 6am start much more pleasant!). On the day we did have breakfast at the hotel, the food was fresh, tasty, and filling. Great choice of hot food as well as pastries and cold buffet if you want a lighter meal. Access is easy as keys are provided to get in and out without having to pass through the pub/restaurant, but the pub is a great place for a drink too with a good selection on tap and behind the bar. Rooms are well stocked and the beds are very comfortable, with plenty of pillows provided and a great room fan to keep the place cool. We had a small issue in our room on one night (through absolutely no fault of the hotel!) and staff were quick to try and solve the issue, even moving us to a new room as a courtesy - thanks again for this! The hotel is located in a lovely little village but road access and parking is great, and packed lunches are also offered for walks etc. although we didn't get a chance to take advantage of this. Overall a completely faultless stay, by far the best hotel we have stayed in for the RIAT weekend - we have already re-booked for next year. Cannot recommend enough!

Absolutely nothing. We enjoyed every part of the stay!

The Greyhound is a wonderful place with a lot of history and idiosyncracies. The accomodation is to a high standard but I would advise checking out the rooms before you book for size and also for function. Foodwise they have an interesting menu that changes frequently and everything was well cooked and delicious. What truly moves the bar upwards on the Greyhound is the staff - I don't think I have been in a place recently where the staff were as friendly and helpful.

Probably should have looked this up before booking but the room we stayed in didn't have a walk in shower but rather a bath and handshower. My bad for not checking beforehanc.

Great pub with excellent guest information booklet and well laid out rooms that are kept very clean with room refreshments and home made biscuits provided (including fresh milk). The pub also provide four short planned walking routes. Staff are a credit to the business and go out of their way to help to ensure you have an enjoyable break. Breakfast is very good with a wide choice ranging from cereals, continental style and full English plus other cooked items. If you can eat all this the follow up is toast with home made jams which were excellent. Rooms are a bit warm but have a good en-suite shower area. The evening menu is tasty and comes recommended.

Being a listed building there is no air conditioning and as such the room was very warm even in July Fans are provided and the windows do open. The only downside is the lack of phone network but to be honest if you are staying here for R&R this shouldn't be an issue as the Wi-Fi connection is very good.

I was given a huge room in the roof, beautifully furnished and comfortable with an equally spacious bathroom. a small dormer window opened out onto a quiet village street- a lovely and memorable place. There was a well stocked bar and an interesting menu for dinner and breakfast.

The characterful beams required some care to avoid banging one's head but the one adjoining the bath was quite challenging. It was quite difficult finding the place and some directional signs within the village would be good. The food and drinks were expensive.

Charming English countryside location. Cozy, impeccable room with all the necessary facilities and a great shower. The food was great, including the delicious breakfast offer and tasty lunch dishes. All the staff were incredibly professional, friendly, and attentive to detail. The inn was beautifully decorated for Christmas, the pub was enchanting and it all felt like a real home away from home. The plus, for us dog lovers, was encountering other guests who were staying with their beautiful dogs in the various dog-friendly rooms available. Congrats to the GM and all his team for creating such a delightful atmosphere - thank you for a wonderful stay. I look forward to visiting again soon.

Nothing.

The welcome on arrival was very efficient and friendly and nice to be shown to our rooms by a member of staff. The room was exactly as described, with a comfortable double bed, tea and coffee making facilities, tv and a spotlessly clean en-suite bathroom with a good shower and great towels. Both breakfast and evening meals were served by friendly staff and the quality of the food and it's presentation was very good. All the staff were so friendly and the bar/restaurant area had a nice atmosphere. We would certainly visit again.

Everything was good, so there was nothing we didn't like.

Fantastic pub! A hearty welcome to this touring cyclist upon arrival. The most unique, arguably the best, cycle storage I have seen as I have cycled around the world—a dedicated and locked shed for your bike. Fantastic! The pub. Beautiful! Great beers. No dinner as I ate in town, but the breakfast was absolutely first rate. Delicious, plentiful, super high quality. The room was superb. Lovely. Clean as a whistle. Very comfortable. Great bathroom, great soaps, great towels. Absolutely first rate. A serene and quiet location just a couple easy miles from town. If ever I cycle near here again, I will definitely stay at the Greyhound again. Many thanks to all for a splendid stay! Keep on pedalin’ Michael Himes

Lovely setting & amazing food. Fresh shortbreads in the rooms were a great treat. Bed was exceptionally comfortable. Breakfast was amazing...all very fresh even the Orange juice. Very good choice of hot food, catered for the vegan in our party really well. Staff were very friendly and accommodating.

There were a few cobwebs on the beams in the bedroom, but being really picky, it was really a great place.

The staff was engaging and wonderful! I loved that every meal had a vegan / vegetarian option. It was quiet, but clearly a place where locals gather. I look forward to staying there again!

An odd thing, actually - I wanted to buy a piece of artwork that was hanging on the wall. I asked about it several times, but no one ever followed up. I was disappointed, but I'll email and try to make it work long distance.

It was quirky, clean, secluded and friendly, with a spacious car park. We didn’t book for dinner as well as we had other plans but the breakfast was excellent, as was the service.

It was a hot night and we would have appreciated aircon but appreciate the listed building might not easily accommodate this. With its warped floors and low doorways it might not be so good for people with limited mobility.