I am so impressed that the Red Lion continues to fulfil its historic purpose after hundreds of years as an inn and does this so brilliantly in the 21st Century. The location and ambiance are massive strengths. The staff are immensely warm, courteous and efficient. The food, wines and ales are delicious and the sloe gin in the room was a very nice touch, as was the addition of bathrobes. The rooms are perfectly in proportion for a building of this age, and the facilities are good. I will most definitely return and recommend the Red Lion wholeheartedly.

Strangely, there appeared not to be any milk or equivalents in the room despite an impressive array of tea and coffee options. I am not especially convinced by the distressed floor boards that line the walls in the restaurant and bar areas. These jar with the oak panelling and appear faddish and a mistake! Otherwise, truly excellent!

A lovely boutique hotel in Wendover with stylish decor. Sockets were well positioned in relation to the mirrors, for getting ready. A lovely touch to have the Sloe Gin for a nightcap and proper milk in tiny milk bottles for making tea and coffee. The bathroom was rather snug, but just big enough. All of the staff were super friendly and helpful. We had breakfast, which was great, with locally sourced produce. Although we didn't go downstairs to the pub, as we were out all day, it looked lovely and was obviously very popular and busy. It was a nice surprise, therefore, that we couldn't hear any noise when we went up to our room.

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A great combination oven hold 16th century pub with lovely modern features and furniture. I would love to have this as my local pub. It had everything lovely outside dining area very modern inside area you could have a shot of whiskey as a nightcap for free you could have a shot of sloe gin in your room for free. The bed was comfortable. The bathrooms were big and modern And it was in an idle location for where we need to be. The breakfast was also great. it is hard to afford this hotel and pub.

The room was very warm and the landing outside was too. We had a fan in our room so that did help.

The room was clean, beds comfortable, and nice range of tea/coffee (and gin), and all in all a good base for a weekend in the Chilterns. Staff all friendly and helpful. The restaurant was a good option for our evening meal too.

It was a warm weekend and the room was unbearably hot the whole time, even with the fan supplied. I understand that it’s not possible to install air con in a building of that age, and not sure what else the hotel could do, but I wouldn’t choose to stay there in summer again. The full English breakfast was a bit disappointing, reheated sausages and bacon, a let down considering the quality of the evening meal.

I was given an upgrade which turned out to be a huge ground floor room facing the street. It was well furnished and very comfortable with a small settee under the window and an enormous bed. A free gin and tonic was available and the fridge held small bottles of both full and skimmed milk. There were some nice touches like small pillow sprays and a dressing gown. The decor was very well designed and made for a memorable space. Dinner was excellent with belly pork, ratte potatoes and a tasty salad. The bar and dining space was informal and homely with plenty of indoor and outdoor seats.

Although well equipped, the bathroom was quite narrow with a shower over the bath. The bedroom lighting was dim especially the bedhead lights. As with any rooms fronting a busy street, the window was sealed to shut out the noise but it made an airless room which was not conducive to a good night's sleep.

This place is a gem! The building is full of well maintained character and charm. The staff were helpful and welcoming. The breakfast was fantastic. Free parking! The rooms are beautifully decorated and come with all kinds of extras; pillow spray, shortbread biscuits, a liqueur for a nightcap, lovely bathroom products, chilled water and milk for tea, high end selection of teas, Dyson cool air fans, etc. Beds were comfortable and bathrooms spacious. Great value for price and wish we could have stayed longer!

Our only complaint is the windows would not open in our room.

The room was very good and the bathroom had a walk-in shower. The breakfast was truly excellent. Everything you could wish for from fresh fruit to a full English. We also had a snack in the bar on arrival which was good. All the staff were very friendly and welcoming. I would certainly stay again - especially if they fix the room lighting (see below)

The only problem was the absolutely appalling room lighting. There were 3 lights on dimmer switches but they only went from off to dim. There was not light enough to read by. The maid told me she sometimes even has to use her phone to see to clean!! I made Reception aware and they said they will pass it on. Hopefully it will be fixed!

There were so many extras that went beyond the call. The gentleman who booked us in carried our luggage upstairs for us. He quickly had the room rearranged from a double to a twin. We loved the fridge in the room and the 3 little bottles of fresh milk for the hot refreshments. The shower was easy to operate and the non slip floor surface was a life saver for an old gal like me. In the cupboard there was an additional heater and Dyson cooler, and the spray for the pillow was lovely and the evening meal was superb. I really hope we come to Wendover again so we can stay with you again.

We could not get GB news on the TV. That's channel 236 in case you don't know. x

Excellent location, beautiful hotel, exceptional staff. I stayed at the hotel as I was attending a wedding nearby. I wasn’t able to check into my room as I was very early, but the staff were incredibly accommodating in helping me to leave my things in the room and get ready. I rang whilst at the wedding to say we’d be too late to collect the keys, and again, the staff were so helpful and helped us to access the room once we returned. The room was beautiful and I slept very well. At breakfast we were greeted with friendly smiles and a delicious full English breakfast. This hotel restored my faith in the kindness of hotel staff! It really does change the whole experience. Couldn’t fault anything about this hotel.

Nothing - loved it all!

The welcome as usual was very friendly and we were promptly given our key and shown to our room, which was in the pub garden block. The room was comfortable, fairly spacious with large bed and nice and warm. We always appreciate the complimentary Sipsmiths Sloe Gin and the tea/coffee offer, including Nespresso machine and some excellent chocolate biscuits. We had dinner in the restaurant for the first time, and although my husband's fish and chips was a little overdone, the food generally was good. The roaring fires in the bar and restaurant make for a cosy feel in the cold, wet weather too. We also enjoyed breakfast, with fresh fruit and yoghurt and a variety of eggs (full breakfasts also available). The location is great, a short walk from shops, restaurants and pubs - of which there are plenty in the town. The on-site car park is definitely a bonus.

On arrival we found that neither of the bedside lamps worked. One of the staff tried to find replacements, but couldn't, so the room was very dark.