Inn For All Seasons

Really nice hotel in the cotswolds. Only thing was proximity to the road which was quite loud in the morning

Fantastic hospitality and friendly staff. Amazing food and all you can eat breakfast. Comfortable 4 Poster Bedroom, fluffy towels and in room reasonable refreshments. Would defo stay again.

We stayed as a relatively young couple for our first trip to the Cotswolds. The inn was lovely and cosy, particularly with the fire in the pub area of the inn. We ate in the restaurant one evening and the food was delicious, as was the food each morning for breakfast. The breakfast food was plentiful with enough options. Our room was warm and cosy. It was dated but it fits in with the feel of the inn. We did have a room overlooking the main road and it was noisy at peak times but it did quiet down throughout the night. As the inn is an old building you can hear noise from upstairs and other rooms but guests were generally considerate. Overall we had a lovely stay - the inn was in prime location for travelling to some of the main touristy areas within the Cotswolds. The staff were all lovely and attentive and we would recommend a visit to the Inn. We would definitely return.

Had a lovely time, Riley welcomed us with such friendliness. The room was perfect, warm and clean. In the pub they serve Hawkstone Lager which was a delight! Breakfast was wonderful and the staff was immaculate. Thank you! We will definitely come again.

Very friendly, helpful staff. Excellent lunch, evening meal and breakfast. Convenient parking close to rooms.

A most enjoyable stay. Lovely dining experience.

Excellent stay. Comfortable room, great bar and good food.

Lovely old Inn with plenty of country walks on your doorstep. Convenient location close to Cotswold Wildlife Park and Burford. The Inn was well presented with nice decor in the bar and restaurant area. Good quality food and portions for dinner (very busy, book in advance), the included breakfast fast was good too. The room was very spacious and larger than expected, we also had a large separate bathroom with bath. Some furnishings were a little worn but that's to be expected in a period inn. Everything was very clean and tidy. Water not being in the room would be my only minor point but a bottle was forthcoming when we asked at the bar after dinner. All staff were incredibly polite, friendly and attentive. We would happily stay again.

Room is very small. The hotel is located on a busy road, windows are double glazed, but as soon as you open a window, you can hear the busy traffic day and night. Our room, 12, had black mould on the ceiling and tattered, dirty blinds. We have stayed in many hotels on our UK/Europe trip and this was the only place with mould. Black mould can be dangerous to health so we checked out early. Hotels.com is trying to obtain a refund for one night of our stay since we had paid in full, but left early, but I don't like our chances of getting a refund. Also worth noting is the hotel is in the middle of nowhere and not walkable to anything. Also, i ordered a Campari and was given a drink that had hardly changed the oolour of the soda water and was told there's no more campari, but I was still charged full price. Not a big deal, but I guess this speaks more about where interests of the hotel lie. Breakfast was great and morning staff friendly.

Staff here are very friendly and helpful.