The Ashford Arms

A very nice pub/Hotel, plenty of parking, bar, restaurant, conservatory restaurant area, lovely garden. Bedrooms are very nicely decorated, but are very small, although they do have comfortable beds, air conditioning, a small wardrobe, coffee machine & the shower room was very nice. Breakfast was very good, lots of different choices, waitress service not buffet style.

Tables in the restaurant area are very close to others & the tables for 2ppl are far too small. Also some of the food wasn’t great, on our first night the triple cooked chips were so overcooked they were inedible & the battered haddock was very overcooked too. The food we had on a different evening was very good, especially the Jerk Chicken Skewers.

Loved the hotel, staff very friendly and the food as great

Biscuits in the room could be better

Excellent location ad very friendly staff

Situated in a lovely village. Staff very polite and friendly.

The room was incredibly small with a pocket door cupboard bathroom. All was clean and very pleasant but for £269 for one night it was very expensive and overpriced. £160 was a more suitable price for 1 night B&B in September. Our room was over the kitchen. Noisy in the evening and if we wanted to sleep by 10 or 11pm we would have been kept awake for a long time. Glass was thrown into bins late outside the bedroom window but most importantly was the smell of ‘oil’ cooking throughout the night. It just permeated the room. I don’t want to sound too critical as it was a lovely place it was just very overpriced for a pub with rooms above. I noted that the prices change on every date, which is obviously dependent on events etc in the area which is pretty poor.