Atmospheric, warm friendly.

Dogs in the breakfast area.

Cosy, pleasant staff and good food

Room was loud because of the noise from the road. Bed was creaky.

Great location. Very comfortable. Lovely atmosphere

Nothing

Friendly staff, good food, great location. Nice quirky hotel

Room was small but had everything you needed. The bathroom looked liked it had been flooded from a room above and had all water stains on the walls and the bathroom tiles were going mouldy. Also our room was above the kitchen and at 7am the extractor fan came on so was quite noisy.

Great location, delicious breakfast, comfortable bed, but most of all the staff were all welcoming and friendly. Thank you.

Was a very old inn stone floor’s very small and friendly

Too many dogs in such small area

Location was good. Very quaint

Wasn’t serving dinner that evening, noisy from big street traffic

Burford Room was nice I stayed at the highway Inn, Burford for 2 nights. My room was the Burford. The room itself was lovely, spacious, and clean. Couple of things to think about though. It is obviously a very old Inn, and as such the floors are uneven and it has a lot of stairs up and down. The first floor is manageable if you have low level mobility issues. The floors upstairs are very uneven. I fell once into the bathroom as there is a incline to a small step and then the step. Not sure if I tripped on the incline or the step. The reason I mention it, is only to note the uneven floors. Not much can be done, I would imagine improving that. My stay was £371 for 2 nights including (according to the website) breakfast. What they don’t tell you until you are presented with a menu at breakfast is that this is only for continental. If you wanted anything hot it would be additional. A full English £12.00. A bacon muffin £7.00 and so on. This is not made clear on the website. The continent included coffee, toast, pan au chocolat, fruit and cereals. This was sufficient for me. I had gone to Highway as it seemed to have good reviews on Booking.com. The rooms are fine and comfortable

My bug bare, was that there was no one to sit comfortably downstairs to read a book or paper. The ‘bar’ was in fact a restaurant which was always fully booked. Good for business, not so good if you are a resident and would like to sit and have a drink. A stool at the bar was not appropriate given that it is obviously a very popular establishment for locals. A significant emphasis appeared to be placed on the restaurant side of the business and not the hotel. Given I had paid £173.50 (plus £12.00) per night for my room, I would have thought there would be somewhere at least to sit. Instead, I found myself frequenting the Burford House, where I could sit in a comfy chair and sip a very nice G&T. The staff at the Highway Inn were lovely, friendly and very welcoming but it wasn’t comfortable. Just getting back to breakfast for a minute. The second morning, I went down to breakfast and was informed that there was no chef for hot food, nor were there any pan or croissants. I had a bowl and cereal and toast for my £12.00. Very disappointing!