The Lamb Inn  

The Lamb Inn is beautifully decorated with a luxury country feel. The staff were, without exception, friendly and helpful. The food was amazing. .

The Lamb is a lovely old coaching Inn, the staff are so friendly, efficient & welcoming. The rooms are comfortable well equiped & very clean.

The food in the bar was the only disappointment & was big one, this should really be addressed promptly as it lets a smashing venue down badly

Charming, relaxed atmosphere in a building with charector and originality. Good ale, whicky and cigars. Food ok but not outstanding. Overall a good stay and will go again.

Nice room, good restauranr and excellent value

The breakfast was very tasty. The ensuite was fine and well stocked

Furniture tired shabby and need of good dusting and polish. .Breakfast should be included in the price of if not a set price that includes everything, charging extra for tea toast etc poor. Only dined once as thought evening meal was over priced.

Went for a Valentines meal and one night stay - quiet, very good fixed price meal, very relaxed - quality room, bed, bathroom.

Charged 10% gratuity on the bar bill - expected it for the meal, and pleased to pay that, but not on tbe pre-meal drinks at the bar

This was our second stay at the Lamb both my wife and I love the hotel and its location With its log fires and excellent food its great for a 2 or 3 night trip Breakfast is amazing

Unfortunatley the wine list and drinks have become very expensive only 1 choice of rose wine by the glass and @ £8.00 per large glass this is far to expensive a distinct lack of sub £25.00 wines needs to be addressed

The cosy atmosphere in the bar with games, real fire and Christmas decorations; the young barman who was extremely attentive and helpful - unlike the morning staff at breakfast - and our room.

The quality, quantity and presentation of the evening meal was a real disappointment, so much so that I asked whether the chef was away or ill... Not as per its reputation, nor as good as my previous lunch there 18 months ago.

Authencity, quiet

We felt that your website was misleading showing rooms at £79 and when you went to book on line it showed 'only one room left' at £105. We took this last room as we had a sad family occasion to go to and because of the location had no choice but to book it. When we got to the hotel it was half empty and we were shown to a room over a garage, tiny with very dangerous stairs. My husband is in his 70's!! We refused the room and were then given another one.At the price of £105 with no breakfast included, this was a very expensive nights stay in a country pub.We were disappointed in the menu, not much of choice. We will not be returning.It took 5 emails to spell our name correctly on the booking!

Lovely olde worlde hotel. High standard of decoration. Comfortable well equipped rooms. Helpful staff. Restaurant menu definitely gourmet, could do with a cheaper every day bar menu for those just wanting a quick bite to eat. Having said that the food was of a high standard and would suit special occasion dining or romantic weekend break.

Continental breakfast was a little limited and needs to be more varied, or a simple full english should be included in the B & B cost. A hike of £5 per room would cover this improvement and allow more choice for customers.

Good food, excellent rooms, attantive staff, what more could you wish for.

Travelling from the ferry terminal at Folkestone to Cornwall, it was a convenient location to stop for the night. We knew for having stayed therebefore that Hindon is a charming village.

The room was lovley, bed very comfortable

Service at dinner was very slow. We sat down at 9.15-9.30, only had a main course and coffees but left the table at 11.45pm. Unbelievably slow. But the food was good.