The Bull Hotel

Great location and very friendly helpful staff

Absolutely lovely stay! We only stayed for one night as we came up from Essex to visit Santapod! Beautiful hotel and stunningly picturesque location. All amenities close by, food was tasty and the service was top notch. We had our 2 year old with us and they made a fuss of her every time they saw her. Very friendly/ family vibes. Will definitely be back again on another trip!

Lovely place to stay - friendly, courteous staff, who went out of their to assist. Breakfast and room were excellent - bed so comfortable, didn't want to get out and go to work!

Excellent stay. no issues what so ever.Staff were very informative.Clean and a pleasure to stay at. Well done to all for your efforts.

After being up all night, our experience wasn’t very good being woken with scratching on the walls either mice or rats hotel clothing for one whole day no bar or restaurant open

Beautiful building, great pub & lovely staff. Very helpful. Special thanks to Georgie who seemed to be juggling alot, but was very calm and helpful and a 5 star credit to The Bull. Would stay again. The bed was so comfy!

What a lovely surprise this pub/hotel turned out to be. Very well renovated with bedrooms that are of the highest quality, every facility you could wish for and very well thought out décor. The bar, restaurant and outside garden are attractive and the staff were knowledgeable and helpful. Negatives - Breakfast. What we received was very good but the failure to offer any fruit/yoghurt or cereal options really let it down. Undoubtedly the only venue to stay at in Olney.

A bit quirky but charming hotel. Staff are really friendly and the food is superb

The pub and hotel are lovely, service was spot on and breakfast in the morning was absolutely delicious. We just weren’t that keen on our room. We were staying as a family of three so we got put in The Stables room, which felt a bit like sleeping in a basement. Rather dark and dingy although the beds were comfy and we slept pretty well. It could certainly do with a mini fridge, to keep your own food in and it would have been nice to have a bottle of water provided. The biggest issue though, was the bathroom. The room is adapted for disabled guests, so it’s a wet room rather than a normal bathroom, which means the whole floor gets soaked if someone takes a shower. You’ve got a sit down shower facility, with a removable shower head, and another shower head fixed to the wall for those who stand up, which was utterly hopeless. It sprayed in all directions but down on the user, so to get washed you had to press yourself against the wall. Almost unusable really, so we had to resort to using the hand-held shower, which is not the experience you’d expect for £120 a night. If that got sorted out and some extra provisions were made in the room, it would be fab. We had family staying in other rooms upstairs who all said theirs were lovely. I just wouldn’t recommend the Stables.