The Greyhound Inn

Such a pleasant surprise to find a pub/B & B with such super staff, all of them. I wish I had all their names, but they were all really lovely. Nothing was too much trouble. A credit to the Greyhound, well done, team !!...and meeting the beautiful Olive, little puppy made my day!!

My wife and I have just got home from 2 wonderful night stay at the Greyhound. We were very impressed with the Inn. Lots of character, beams and stone walls. Our room was very comfortable, very clean, it came with bottles of water, tea, coffee making equipment, and packets of biscuits, always a sign of being looked after. The breakfasts were fantastic, very good choices, if you didn’t want the full English, the quality of the food was top notch. We ate in the restaurant both evenings the service was excellent, the food was fantastic, again top quality meat and veg, I had a steak, my wife had the chicken the first night. They were both superb, second night I had fish and chips, my wife went for the vegetable stack, again both were very well cooked and delicious. I would like to mention all the staff too, they were always smiling, if you asked they would always answer of get what you asked for. Sorry didn’t get any names, but they were all wonderful, and made our stay a pleasure. We have stayed at many hotels/ guesthouses, I must say the Greyhound inn came in right at the top of the pile. Would be go back and stay? Totally yes, without hesitation.

Food was very disappointing, congealed 'puree' and burnt dauphinoise potatoes. Poor service and no apology for the food except to be told it was a trainee chef (still charged full price) The pub was cold with no heating on. Would not recommend