The Leather Bottle

Lovely authentic 16th century property! Rooms are aged and the facilities within the rooms are the same but adequate for our needs. Not withstanding that the Public House facilities, food, drinks & staff were outstanding! The hospitality was nothing short of exemplary, thank you

Fantastic stay at The Leather Bottle. Newly refurbished room was lovely. Pub did great food and the staff were great

Nice period room and good food.

The check in was quick and friendly. The room was as advertised which was roomy and comfortable. I would stay here again.

The Staff were very helpful even when there was a power cut due to Storm Eunice The Candles came out as did a wonderful Buffet . A real Dickensian Treat .

300 year old hostelry means it will be different,....uneven floors, low beams, etc. And without cavity wall insulation, it can be cold, so ask for a heater in your room. Room 2 is not the best, with a very low door and noisy as its on front.

The hotel was shut and not due to open until August

As usual when visiting this place was a fabulous time a good breakfast at reasonable prices. Always look forward to coming back here

The room was very basic and extremely cold on arrival but they found us extra heaters. The bed was very hard and pillows lumpy. The staff were all very friendly and the evening meal was lovely. The breakfast was very good too. Pretty village and worth walking to the Mausoleum

An historic inn, known for its association with Charles Dickens, who features on almost all walls and available surfaces. An attractive building, without level floors, owing to its age, but kept in good condition by attentive staff. Food and drink of a good standard. Our room, the Mr Winkle Room, had a four-poster bed, and was spacious and comfortable.