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Satisfied, exceeded expectations. The room is like a small duplex, clean and sanitary, with good space and comfortable living. The service is good, whether it is the front desk or the restaurant waiter, they are all quite polite. The location of the hotel is very good, and the scenery is right outside. The products and environment of the restaurant in the hotel are very good. Recommended!

We stayed at The Stump hotel in the summer for a friends wedding. Despite being in the middle of no where it was surprisingly easy to get to. On arrival we were greeted by very friendly and welcoming staff who showed us to our room. The rooms were a good size for 2 people (we had 2 double beds). The bathroom was stylish and the shower was powerful. Our sleep was very comfortable and so quiet. As 2 females we felt very safe. Breakfast in the morning was delicious. There was a variety of options which was a nice surprise for a small hotel. The staff at breakfast were very attentive and polite. I recommend The Stump for anyone visiting the area and fancy a quiet little break.

Super comfortable beds, delicious food and the fluffiest towels ever. Lovely stay in a lovely town and area. The Bull is a traditional English pub with rooms/country hotel and a great location to explore surrounding area. Unfortunately we didn’t have a chance to try the breakfast but the staff v kindly allowed us to order lunch by phone on our way to them as we were going to miss the kitchen closing.

I can't fault the hotel itself is gorgeous, perfect location and food for both breakfast and evening was incredible. The aesthetic is everything you would want in a Cotswolds escape with scenic walks surrounding the area and incredibly lovely staff. The food was some of the best food I have had for a while! The however - we were pre warned a couple of weeks before our arrival about an event taking place. I rang to ask how the noise would be, and would the bar or hotel spaces be affected to which we were told we wouldn't hear anything and no they would not, which was not the case. Until 11pm it felt like a nightclub, we had come for a quiet escape but instead had wedding music and singing and shouting, also using all of the bar area. Felt quite disappointed about this, mainly because we just wanted a quiet weekend in what would have seemed like a cosy and quiet place but instead it was chaotic and loud. We would have happily rebooked and enjoyed another weekend which wouldn't have felt as overstimulating. We did ask at the time to which we were just apologised to and it would go off at 11pm. There is always this risk when booking a hotel which has a venue, but equally if we were told when we rang this was going to be the case we would have simply rebooked.

Our third stay at the Wheatsheaf in the past couple of years, and as usual it did not disappoint - from the yummy full English, to the comforting sight of other guests' friendly doggos calmly ignoring the waft of bacon from our table. We had family dinners and family breakfasts (for 7 in a cosy private room) and all were delicious and gave me plenty of fuel to counter the comments I get in the US (where I live) about British food. The daily fresh baked treats were a lovely touch to our very comfortable room. We'll be back!