Stayed here for 3 nights. They were honest from the start and said there was no chef at present. However, they mentioned the other eateries in the area, which was helpful. They did do cooked breakfasts in the morning though which were top-notch. The room was comfortable and quite cosy, well heated and it was freezing out so nice to come back to a warm room. It's an old building. Therefore, no double glazing, so lots of condensation in the mornings and left the room smelling a little damp. They did come in every day to clean this and wipe the windows. The bathroom was ok. There's a lovely deep bath however the water pressure was so low it would have taken at least 45 minutes to an hour to fill it and then it would have been cold due to taking so long to fill. The room was at the back of the building, and considering how busy the pub got in the evenings, we couldn't hear it where we were. If you're just down to visit family, it's a good little bolt hole, not so much for a mini break where you want that little bit of luxury.

Um. It's an old, tired, building, so bear in mind. Staff are lovely and friendly. Breakfast cooked well. No meals available at time of visit so take note. Bedroom as clean as necessary..

One not to be missed. Popped in for a pint. The staff are really friendly. There was a band on with dancing which was nice to see. Massive outside space and great in the summer I bet.

Popped in for food and a drink. Unfortunately the had coffee and cake for £5 but not alot else. The staff were friendly and generally it was a good atmosphere.

Clean, comfortable room, convenient location and a fairly decent breakfast the following morning. Unfortunately however, the staff were not great. After waiting for 15 minutes, the woman at reception treated our arrival like an inconvenience and thrust the card payment machine at me without smiling or saying much of a word. The woman at breakfast asked if we'd like tea or coffee once we'd sat down, then pointed us to the self service facilities in the corner. I thought she was joking. On the bright side, good WiFi, quiet hotel and a great mattress. Bathroom could have done with shower gel.

Well worth staying here. We were in room 5 which looks out over the conservatory at the back of the hotel. The bed was comfy, and the room was a reasonable size. The only meal served was breakfast (which was cooked to order so always hot) …

Very overpriced for the quality of the rooms and service. Despite being based in an inn, the large number of us staying there were chased off to bed at 1105 on a Saturday night by a grumpy barman with an early night in his mind. The breakfast service was "characterful" and orders were frequently delivered to our party wrong. The rooms are in desperate need of a refresh, very low standards and with mould on the walls in some rooms. The early morning chorus of the kitchen fans starting up is horrendous.

Don’t be mislead into thinking this is a hotel, it’s a pub with rooms ( which we were aware of) we were staying here as a group of friends. on arrival told that the pub no longer served food apart from breakfast but that the bar would be …

We had a very pleasant stay at Eyre Court and the very first time we had been given "in the event of a fire" instructions. Top marks for that and the staff team for looking after us. That said it was very noisy at night with a few well oiled folks from the bar in the evening. They had a lovely time, shame we weren't invited!

This was an excellent pub/hotel. Our room, although compact, was very clean and beautifully decorated. A lot of thought has been put in to it. It also had a bath and a shower. We also used the restaurant for an evening meal and, even though they had just recently re-introduced meals, we were very happy with the food and the service. Highly recommended.