The Falcon Hotel

Had a brilliant 21st Wedding Anniversary here at The Falcon Hotel. We loved our room and everyone was really fire and had excellent customer service. The food was 5* plus and was well presented and tasted amazing. We both love it here and will stay here for many years to come. We have been coming here since we got engaged many years ago. I have known the falcon since I was a boy .

Food and service was fantastic

Rooms are quirky which is fine in a historical building. But our first room, Room 4, had the worst bed we have EVER slept on.,,…very small bed, thin mattress that was literally ready for the skip, and impossible not to roll to the sagging middle! Awake all night. Tiny shower cubicle and generally the.whole room was shabby and tired. Probably acceptable if the prices had been budget level, but at £110 per night, it was truly not acceptable. Moved rooms and got a a better night’s sleep. The chambermaids were so helpful, friendly and hard-working, and couldn’t do enough for you. Adequate breakfast. Nice toast.

Made to feel very welcome.

Lovely old building Lots of caricature staff friendly and helpful Will return

Cannot better this Hotel for the price, Staff all excellent proper old fashion service. Hotel and rooms all very clean. Floorboards creak but that is expected in a building of this age. Food fresh tasty and plenty of it and very reasonable price. stayed Friday and Saturday very quiet . good nights sleep. Well done to all, you should be very proud.

Staff rude and unwelcoming, overpriced room where the bed was tiny, terribly squeaky and uncomfortable, had a terrible nights sleep due to being put in a room that was directly next door to the function room which had a party on with blaring music, because of this the hotel was flooded with rowdy drunk people loitering about, as myself and my partner walked up the steps to the hotel door a man took one look at us and said ‘who the f*** are these people!’ . Whilst we were trying to get some sleep in our room, someone I’m guessing from the party tried to open our door, which was worrying unsettling, as well as that the room was freezing and dingy, was also woken up at 5am by what I assume was a staff member outside the room slamming doors, with about 3 hours sleep we checked out before 7am as we wanted to get out that hell hole. I’ve never stayed in a worse establishment as this.

Can't bet this place 2 sleep eat and stay. The staff are fabulous. Little village for a stroll Tuesday evenings they have local players come in. I would recommend people 2 come and stay here any time. If only I can book in April 4 August which is really hard

I am not reviewing the hotel,as we only had Sunday lunch. Gone are the days when roast beef was cooked to shoe leather,and roast potatoes were cooked the night before giving them a musty taste, or so I thought. I was wrong, The Falcon Inn is a throw back to the 1960s. Overcooked vegetables, horrible roast potatoes and solid roast beef you could make a handbag out of. There was no starter on offer,too much trouble, I suppose. We had a dessert, a great chunk of ice cream plonked on the plate which looked as if it had been carved by an electric saw. No finesse,no pride in presentation, master chef it was not. I will say the prices for Sunday lunch were very low,but we would have willingly paid double for decent cooking. Sack the chef,sack the manager and start again.