The Weeping Willow

A lovely one night stay. A couple of things I think to improve on. 1. Have the hot tub ready for guests to get in once they arrive. We waited an hour & a half to heat before it was warm enough. 2. A mini fridge in the room to keep drinks cold & milk rather than have to collect from the restaurant. Lastly, not sure there is any need for the green fire exit lights above the doors in a small room. Lit the room up at night which affected our sleep. On a positive, staff all so friendly & accommodating, food was excellent & a vast selection of drinks. Will definitely be going back!

Loved the wood fired hot tub!

The staff were very friendly and helpful, the lodge was spotless and the design well thought through, the double bed was extremely comfortable, the pub is great and the village is beautiful.

Dinner and breakfast were both a little slow to appear, the poached eggs at breakfast were slightly overdone (not runny) and breakfast generally felt a bit 'pre-prep & heat it up'.

A very cute place - contemporary cottages tucked behind a modern pub set in a quiet spot in the countryside. You will definitely get a good night's sleep. Friendly staff, nice menu selection and food. Booked a "basic lodge" room (Oak) and it was spacious, lots of natural light, had air conditioning, tea/coffee and tastefully decorated. Really very pleasant.

There did not seem to be any staff dedicated really to the cottages/lodges. You arrive and check in at the restaurant. No one offers to help with luggage, just shows you to the room. The path from the car park to the cottages is made of small rocks - so makes it extremely difficult if not impossible to roll your suitcase, so you basically have to carry it. For folks with even slight mobility issues, or any hand/shoulder issues, this is a challenge. There did not seem to be any staff to help with this. Cottage could have been cleaner. Room seemed not well vacuumed and bathroom seemed as if it was hastily cleaned and had to do some clean up on our own. Hotel is not staffed overnight, so at 11 pm if you realize you are missing a towel (as we did) you are out of luck. There is a number to call after hours to reach the on call staff person but they did not answer. No hair dryer in the room. Staff at the restaurant was very nice but on the slow side - there was a beer festival during our stay so it was quite full, perhaps this was the reason.

Lovely village and beautifully designed pub. Service very poor - understaffed and the staff who are there are run ragged. Therefore food variable depending on whether served promptly and still hot, ghastly over cooked streaky bacon at breakfast time, one person covering all breakfast service including making all the coffees means you need to leave enough time. Lovely setting hopefully with more staff fully trained it will improve the experience for all.

Fabulous nights stay we enjoyed every minute, hot tub and surrounds were perfect!

Could do with some out door chairs with a table so you can sit out side, but that didn’t spoil our stay !

Very friendly and relaxed atmosphere. The Weeping Willow is a very well organised and managed hotel. It manages to retain a very personal touch with lovely staff.

It's only one tiny thing. We would have enjoyed some ordinary tea bags and longlife milk. I'm sure they would have been provided if we'd asked, but we were too busy enjoying our lovely cabin.

The staff were amazing. So friendly. So helpful. They couldn't have done any more. The food was delicious.