Cheerful welcome. Convenient location. Off-road parking.

The mattress in our room was in a poor state - saggy and uncomfortable. We did not sleep well.

4 of us stayed in the suite. 2 double rooms and 1 twin. Nice kitchen and lounge area. Pub was excellent. Games room in the basement. Can imagine it's great in the summer too - huge decking and picnic tables. (We didn't quite have the weather for outdoors!)

Staff really friendly especially barman ?Danny/ waiter in evening /lady who served our breakfast and the handyman. Food was of a high standard and the breakfast was exceptional

Would have been nice to have a small fridge and a hairdryer

The friendly welcome and it’s location

Friendly staff. A place to relax.

Somewhere needed to hang your your shirts on a coat hanger in the cottage ( maybe an open wardrobe ).

The area is great.

We stayed at The Grapes in Oct’ 23, having booked one of the ‘cottages’ for a week. When we arrived we went to the bar to check-in, all good so far. The lady who checked us in asked us what time we would like breakfast each morning, and as we were told breakfast was served until 9:30am we arranged for 9:15am. We were then shown to our cottage. Upon entering the ‘cottage’ it was cramped, dark and felt grubby. We ate in the pubs restaurant on our first evening, having booked a table for 7:00pm. When we got there it was very busy & we had to wait for a while for our table, which we understood as the place was packed so we thought we’d be in for a treat with the food. Unfortunately we were very disappointed, when it eventually came it was average at best. The chips with the meal were of poor quality & dripping in grease & we both felt quite ill after eating. Breakfast is advertised as ‘continental’ & a cooked option. We came down at our agreed time of 9:15 & were welcomed and asked if we would like tea/coffee by a pleasant lady. The continental really isn’t a continental breakfast. We both ordered a cooked option. The scrambled eggs were very salty & the mushrooms were ‘watery’, the bacon and beans both looked & tasted as though they’d been under a heat lamp too long. A disappointing start to the day. For the first 3 mornings we were at least able to get something to eat at the agreed time of 9:15am & were served by the same lady. On Wednesday we came through for breakfast at 9:15am & were met by another woman who, after asking if we were staying at the hotel told us, rudely, that the kitchen closed at 9:00am & we couldn’t have breakfast. By Thursday morning we couldn’t take it anymore & checked out 2 days early, we took the keys to the same lady as on the Wednesday. She wasn’t interested in why we were leaving early. In conclusion, there’s nothing to recommend The Grapes hotel.

The employees were great and serving doing all there utmost best .The food was wonderfull especially the butter nut squash curry, great chef.

All was fine.

The food was outstanding. Pub menu. very large portions. very tasty. Would recommend to anyone to go there even if they are not using the hotel, to book for a meal.

There was nothing i didnt like