Stayed one night as I was getting married at Kentwell Hall the following day. The room was very small and in parts the ceiling so low that I could not stand up straight. The room was dirty, with cobwebs everywhere and the bathroom was covered with hair. I couldn't even use the shower as the fixed shower head was so... More

Chose The Bull over the other eating establishments, looked historic. Lovely entrance, steeped in character. Young woman in bar looked so stressed, she took our order of a shared ploughmans platter. It arrived on a board, it was as if the kitchen had collected what they had left and threw it onto a bread board. Salad was old and brown,... More

The hotel is extremely clean, with helpful staff, all packaged in a great old village coaching inn. Most of the walls are on a lean and the oak beams really show the age of the building. The rooms were nice and the bar and lounge are a great place to enjoy a drink. One small issue was the meal we... More

Visited The Bull for an evening meal. Was told we could eat in the bar but not the restaurant because this was needed for a wedding party. During the course of our meal the wedding party swamped the bar making life difficult for other guests and affecting service levels, this despite there being another large, completely empty room nearby to... More

We recently visited for a whole family birthday party. We reserved a large table for a seated meal, drinks etc. in a room mainly reserved for us. The entire Hotel was very busy with Weddings, Private parties etc..... Long queues at the bar were soon dealt with by the staff. Our meal was on time, very well presented and good... More

We stayed here for two nights and were lucky that we were situated at the back of the hotel so it was very quiet. The room was a fairly good size with a comfortable double bed. The bathroom was OK with a shower over the bath but no hand rails for getting in and out. The wardrobe space was ample... More

Gorgeous building, lovely friendly members of staff, very relaxing and situated in a stunning village. Roaring log fires (3 of them) in a real old pub setting. The Bull is full of character and history and the original bedrooms were amazing, I was in the newer part which was still very acceptable. The menu was very appetising; the food did... More

We spent two nights at the Bull over the Easter break. This is a very old creaky building with lots of atmosphere with a few new additions. The staff upon arrival were very friendly and helpful and you are made to feel most welcome. The bar has an open fire (unlit) and must be wonderful on a cold day over... More

dropped in today ( good friday) and decided to have the Moules. very dissapointed! they looked and tasted as if they had been cooked earlier and then warmed up and had a little cream poured over them, they arrived at the table luke warm, and with about 2/3 of the shells empty. Husband had ham eggs and chips which he... More