The Halford Bridge Inn

Very nice stay, food was ok , but they love herbs on everything!!

Grade 2 listed building re-conditioned. Quiet stay and amicable staff. Catering offer very poor. Only one hour for breakfast and closes early for dinner. Rooms need a bit of deco fitting as they look a bit plain.

Clean facilities, excellent food, tea coffee etc, and customer service, some fittings broken cracked or missing in room. Nothing that takes away from a excellent experience, only visual. Asleep or out most of the time anyway

Having the chance to stay at a coaching inn from the 16th Century, with its cobbled pathway, stone courtyard, and quirky floors was something you can't find in many parts of the world.

Lovely 16th Century inn with original, quirky sloping floors. Very friendly, family-run hotel.

Very poor condition very dirty very cold they kept turning the radiators off . Bathroom was appalling the dirt around the bath the walls, had a plug in on show to keep rats/mice away . It’s such a shame as it has potential it’s a very old building and has a lot of character. But I was taken back when showers my room I have never stopped in such a terribly kept room .Won’t be returning again.

This is a very old hotel with lots of charm but also steep stairs, uneven floors and somewhat tired bathrooms. The bed was very comfy and the bedding was soft. Tv in the room was great! However my shower was not clean.

It was a nice place to stay for the night, very nice staff. The only negative was that the food was very expensive £18 for a burger, that was a shame so we went else where to eat. Great breakfast though.

Stayed one night whilst attending a wedding nearby. We were welcomed with a smile and treated in a friendly and professional way throughout. Room was very comfortable and the breakfast was served really nicely.

We’ll all I can say is wow from beginning to end such a lovely room fantastic owners food was amazing honestly can’t fault it