The Bull Hotel

good location

breakfast very limited no yogurts or fruit/pastries

The room was fine and it was nice it was separate from the noisy pub.

Very noisy from pub and street until midnight.

Great central location to historic Soney, however....

No reception in hotel and no one in the building when I arrived. Eventually found the bar in an adjacent building. New staff did not know location of staff. My room directly opposite church which woke me at 4am with hourly bell ringing and then every 15 minutes so no sleep after 4. At 7 there was some kind of delivery on the street outside of my bedroom window which lasted 15+ minutes and would wake the dead!!! And, the bar closed before 10 so had to find somewhere else for a beer!!

Rooms are nice and location is good

Very noisy as rooms are on the side of the alleyway and rear drinking area could not get to sleep till after midnight so if your working and need to get up in the morning this is no good shame really as need to look now for other accommodation for the next few weeks

Lovely place, good location, clean, comfy and friendly staff.

Could have had more items for the guest breakfast, i.e. pastries, fruit, yogurt, toast machine. A do not disturb/make up room sign would be helpful along with an iron.

Excellent rooms, spacious clean and lovely staff!

Good location with off street parking. Staff were friendly and helpful and breakfast was good and served quickly in the morning. Comfy room with all the facilities you need.

I think I was unlucky with the room placement. The Bull Hotel is an old Coaching Inn and room 205 overlooks the passageway through the middle. The windows do not close properly and everyone from the pub downstairs were enjoying themselves until 12:30 at which point I could then sleep. There was then bins being moved and noise that unfortunately woke me up early in the morning.

The Hotel is "old British Style" but in excellent conditions

The check-in needs to be done to the adjacent pub... I was waiting 5' to the unattended reception, Then I called the Hotel to know what to do...