Inn for All Seasons

Beautiful property. Lovely bedroom, love the Victorian decor. Also rooms are large and spacious. Friendly staff

Lovely property, clean basic room with a comfortable bed. Good service, very nice breakfast. Dinner in the pub was fine but we expected slightly more given the price. Overall a very comfortable and pleasant stay.

Group of 10 used the restaurant. Due to number we were asked to pre-order mains. We did and this was fine. At the end of the mains the waiter plonked the bill down without being asked. Strange. The problem came when we asked to see the dessert menu. The waiter was very rude and in effect refused to serve us - as apparently we had to pre-order the whole meal. Service is clearly not important to them. My advice would be to avoid this restaurant. Spoilt the day.

Lovely old place to eat. Great character and easy to find. The staff were friendly and talkative. Really good food and nice selection for my son also. The steak pie was delicious and to compliment it with a bottle of Chateau Musar, was even better!

A lovely family run hotel in the heart of The Cotswolds. Comfortable king sized bed with huge fluffy white bath towels.A huge breakfast the following morning served in the conservatory with unlimited coffee tea and orange juice sets you up for a day out walking or visiting the local villages - a booklet of local routes is provided. We have eaten dinner here twice and the food quality was excellent- can recommend the home made pies and Lechlade trout - also bought some excellent local honey for £7. The staff are exceptional and the level of customer service and care is outstanding.

Beautiful characterful Cotswolds hotel, family run, clean and comfortable. Lovely garden, bar and restaurant welcoming with delicious food, friendly staff and good menu choices. Great breakfast, plenty to choose from and perfect portion sizes included in our stay.

We have just spent a night at the Inn for All Seasons, in the Superior Double Room 8 - four poster bed! We really enjoyed it and had a lovely time. I would have given 5 stars except the restaurant food choice was shockingly bad. They had a busy weekend and only a very limited menu, lots of choices were missing from the menu as they had ran out. The guy serving was very apologetic, felt quite sorry for him really. I had fish and chips which wasn't very nice and I had to mention it. But the burger was really tasty and I'm sure the rest of the menu would have been good if they had it. The Inn has a very english ambience, very authentic and old style. The staff were so friendly and welcoming, our room was quirky and clean with lots of old solid furniture. If you are looking for modern and flawless this is not the place for you. Garden is nice but it is on a main road so lots of traffic noise. Breakfast was yummy with lots of choice. Overall we had a lovely time and would recommend if you are looking for a charming old english experience.

Beautiful setting and lovely old buildings

Riley is an asset to the team! Food at dinner was amazing!