The Amberley Inn

Lovely atmosphere with old world charm. However, In places the decor was tired and redecoration was required. The public rooms seemed to be not quite fully furnished or finished and somewhat bare. Whilst the staff were at all times pleasant and polite no person made any effort to engage me in conversation. As a lone traveller that meant I eat all my meals in silence in rooms that had no background music playing. It was a lonely experience. Several times I had to wait over ten minutes at the front desk for staff to appear and provide service.

Decent rooms and food, reasonably priced can’t complain

The staff were lovely and the location is wonderful. But the room we had is very small for a double and the bathroom was icy cold. The electric towel rail helped but, in early January, it was just not enough. That said, we'll go back in the summer.

The Amberley Inn has bags of character if it is a little faded in appearance. Its situation is excellent with views over open country. The reception was friendly, rooms were clean, breakfast was well-cooked if the ancilliary elements were rather thin. With investment, this could prove a real star and could command much higher prices.

Very relaxing & quiet. Lots of paneramic views. Lovely walks.

Pleasant staff. Great food. Would recommend.

Very nice hotel in a very good location very good food.

quiet position on common land overlooking a valley

Our room was disappointingly small with inadequate storage. The bar & restaurant were good but the accommodation is a little tired. We still thoroughly enjoyed our stay as The Amberley is superbly located. I’ll

Well placed hotel on edge of Minchinhampton Common. Car parking OK, but along side main road in lay-by. Room adequate, simply but well furnished. Bathroom fine. No mobile phone signal, but hotel WiFi OK (and free). Breakfast excellent, using locally sourced ingredients - not mass produced sausages as an example. All staff friendly, helpful, and happy. Would stay again if need to be in area.