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Gorgeous location, stunning views & lovely grounds. The room was fine though a little tired. The service was indifferent at times bordering on unhelpful & unfriendly. The food was disappointing & expensive. We had the crab dish as a starter. It arrived as a pile of long thin bits coated in a very hard, chewy batter & the filling, supposedly crab, was mostly skin, slimy & unpleasant. Foamy bubbles oozed out of the coating when cut. This was served with a pile of thin strips of spring onions sitting on top of the crab. Really not nice. When the waiter came to ask if everything was okay, I felt I had to comment but there was no interest, no apology & no offer any redress. The main course which was lamb, was no better than average. Overall a disappointing stay. Needless to say, we shall not return.

Not a warm welcome from the landlady (we presume). Accommodated in Jemima’s Suite away from the main pub, decent size with wall-mounted tv and plenty of drawers for clothing as well as a wardrobe and a lovely comfy bed. Let down by a torn throw, cobwebs and grubby bathroom. The hand-wash bottle was a decent brand but had been refilled with a cheap replacement and the bath mat was falling apart. There was grime along the bath panel and around the wall-heater cable. Food was fantastic albeit relatively expensive for pub food - we paid £91 for a main course only dinner with two drinks each. I asked for a G&T and wanted to try the Cotswold Gin which was on the top shelf - the landlady tutted and rolled her eyes because she had to get a chair to stand on to reach it. They only serve two draught lagers, Amstel or Heineken and on the Saturday afternoon (while they were showing an England rugby match) they ran out of Amstel! Over all, great restaurant and great location, but overpriced for the standard of accommodation, which was average. Landlady needs to learn some customer service skills!

Very good location in the town, just near the model village, hotel guest can get free tickets for the village. Breakfast is great. Staff are quite friendly and nice. Car parking made a few confused, carpark is very limited at daytime, and you need to pay for carpark for hole day because car park is operated by the same company. A lot of cute bees flying around the hotel, some will fly into the room, you may need to shut the window…hah!

Here’s a short review for Chestnuts Bed and Breakfast in Bourton-on-the-Water: Chestnuts Bed and Breakfast offers a charming and cozy stay right in the heart of Bourton-on-the-Water. The rooms are comfortable and well-appointed, and the hosts are friendly and welcoming. It’s the perfect place for a relaxing getaway with easy access to the village and nearby attractions. Highly recommended for anyone looking for a peaceful and authentic Cotswolds experience.

4th this year... Short....position is great, no lift stairs to rooms, food is fine. Long.... Reception was pleasant, room ready early. Car park only has apx 8 spaces, don't rely on Sat nav. Floors in rooms very creaky but perfectly fine. Our shower was hot then cold and the extractor can had fluff coming out, the sink had a glass shelf which made is hard to wash. Evening meal was fine. The model village and Bird land are a short stroll. Town is packed with visitors and it's hard to move. Breakfast is really good with choices however, the coffee is cold and trying to order is hard. A good night's stay to say we have been.

A very lovely cottage! New, impeccably clean, and comfy. It is close to the town centre of Bourton on the Water, convenient even for those who are not arriving by car. The breakfast was in good portions and was delicious especially the scrambled eyes. It was the best breakfast I had throughout my 2 weeks in the UK. Cotswold is a beautiful area that deserves to be explored on foot if weather permits. I regret that I had only scheduled a 2-night stay, look forward to visit again

The room is not big, the layout is very comfortable, the breakfast is delicious, and it is not far from the center of town. The only problem is the location. According to the positioning and navigation provided by Ctrip, the hotel cannot be found. Instead, it is a building under construction on the roadside. It is dark at night. I can only find the correct address by asking the surrounding residents. It is about a few hundred years away. meters, this needs to be corrected in time to avoid misleading again.