Inn For All Seasons  

We enjoyed our stay at The Inn For All Seasons. Food excellent and Staff so very nice. The only criticism would be light bar food would have been nice. Overall we enjoyed our stay and will come again The Wrays

relaxed atmosphere everything there that we required

food great hosts great hotel great very nice weekend

'We had a fantastic time', we needed some time out relaxing, good food and wine and that's exactly what we got. The Inn is ideally located for exploring the area - even by bike. The host Matthew was exceptional and obviously completely right for front of house. The Staff were polite, helpful and very friendly whether evening or breakfast staff. Great atmosphere, lovely room and great food and drink what more could you want.

The food was splendid. We had stopped for lunch when passing the area about 18 months ago and liked the look of the evening menu. We stayed 2 nights and were not dissapointed in either evening meal or the 2 breakfasts. The Inn is very well placed to visit any of the Cotswold attractions although we decided to go a little further afield and visit Bletchly Park. Altogether a very pleasant visit.

We were made very welcome. The food was of a very good standard though trencherman portions were served. Good wine list.parking convenient for guests.

Too many dead flies caught around window frames and plague of ladybirds in en suite facility. Shower needed up dating. Room smelt of dogs.

My wife and I stayed 2 nights at Inn For All Seasons to attend a wedding.The room was excellent,good size,plenty of tea & coffee and the breakfast was the best we've hadin any hotel for a long time.

I liked that it is a quirky old house with lots of character and atmosphere. The room was a very good size and so was the bathroom. It was classed as a single room but actually it was a double. The breakfast was very tasty and a great way to start the day.

I was in a room next to the road and I found it noisy and hard to sleep. Double glazing would help with that. I was also worried about the door as it can not be locked from the inside (although the latch means noone can open from outside without a key) and it wasn't a tight fit into the door frame. As a lone female traveller feeling safe is important and I would have preferred one that closed tightly and could be locked inside for extra security.

Food was fantastic, staff were lovely, friendly & very helpful - would recommend to my friends.

Decor looking tired & the room we had did not have a shower (bath with hand held attachment)

Loved the old ambience , exellent food, great staff ,comfy bed

My daughter and I had two front rooms Very noisy road traffic ! If come again would request quiet back room.

I can't say enough about this wonderful inn. It is exactly the way you expect a country inn to look, from it's exterior of old brick and stone with ivy climbing up the walls, to the interior that is warm and welcoming, with the owner's dogs roaming about. We stayed in a beautiful (extremely spacious room with a four-poster bed), it was absolutely charming. The hotel staff are amazing, everyone from the bar staff to the housekeeper (she even made a "picnic" for my daughter's stuffed animals). We were there four days, but when we left, I gave hugs to most of the staff, because they honestly make you feel like you're family.

I loved everything, but one thing was a little awkward, there is a handheld shower sprayer, but the tub doesn't have a shower curtain, so in order not to make the floor wet, you have to sit in the tub to shower, which I found a little difficult.

Excellent Service from very friendly staff. Excellent food

The room was extremely close to the A40-it was noisy and airless