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Booking.com allow more stars in your app just for The Greyhound! The adventure began, as all good adventures do, with a weary trudge back from the historical marvels of Hever Castle. Our legs felt like they had personally excavated the moat, but our spirits were buoyed by the prospect of a restful retreat at The Greyhound. Upon arrival, the warmth of the welcome almost made us forget the miles logged on our pedometers. It was as if they’d been forewarned by the castle itself: "Treat these travelers well; they’ve seen enough armor for one day." Our evening commenced on a balcony, so charmingly compact you could almost believe it was designed for hobbits rather than weary tourists. There, under the benevolent gaze of the sun, we sipped on Prosecco with the kind of contentment that can only come from knowing you have nowhere else to be. It was a moment so serene, I half expected a choir of woodland creatures to start serenading us. Dinner was an affair to remember, each dish presented with the kind of flair that suggested the chef might moonlight as an artist. The meal was exquisite, a symphony of flavors so harmonious, one wondered if the kitchen was secretly harboring a Michelin-starred maestro. It was the kind of meal that didn’t just satiate your hunger but seemed to whisper, "Yes, you’ve made some excellent life choices." As we departed the next morning, after a night of slumber so profound it felt as if we had been wrapped in clouds, the promise to return was not merely a polite gesture but a vow. A return to The Greyhound wouldn’t just be considered; it would be inevitable. For where else could one find such a perfect blend of hospitality, gastronomy, and the chance to pretend, if only for a moment, that one was entirely at peace with the world?

Staff member on duty on our arrival was exceptionally helpful and welcoming

Lovely place with a very friendly and polite staff.The Hotel and rooms very clean.

Lovely rooms, food, location and great service . Memories made x

Beautiful Boutique Hotel is a great location. Bedrooms are clean, spacious (Deluxe Double) and very comfortable. Staff are welcoming, and always attentive to any needs Excellent Bar with a great selection of beer, and one of the few places that still serve a decent Pint in a Jug Glass! Breakfast is delicious - but if you're staying over and hoping to for an early getaway... do factor in they do not begin the service until 07:30

Breakfast was not an option. Porridge, coffee, tea and biscuits are available in bedrooms. The hotel was difficult to find because it is actually called The Gurkha Restaurant and there is nothing to show that it’s The Woodcock Inn. I drove past it as the SatNav instructions told us to bear left on Woodcock Hill, when I was already driving SW on that road. Obviously I could not look at my phone whilst driving, so could not see that the road splits around the restaurant and a few other properties.

Comfortable and good staff.

The property is located on a street with shops and places to eat nearby if you want to go out to eat The bed was comfortable Plenty of sockets Well stocked tea tray Parking was free

The room was lovely - bath looking out to lovely countryside. It does feel a bit exposed as there isn’t a lot of cover/ curtains, but the view makes it worth it. Property is very clean. On site parking available. Make sure you have a car as it is difficult to get to property otherwise. Breakfast was nice - only thing given it’s a small b&b you need to decide the night before what time you’re going to have breakfast and what you’re going to eat. Owner is very nice and friendly.