My husband, aunty and uncle went for my husbands birthday, from getting there till leaving the next day we were made to fee welcome and nothing was too much trouble, they could not do enough for us, we were lucky to take advantage of the offer of a meal and wine and we could stay and have english breakfast for... more

I called into the Ryles Arms not having been in it for over 15 years. It had changed a lot and was obviously under new management and undergone an extension and upgrade to provide further dining space. We called in for a late lunch and it was delightful. The staff couldn't have been friendlier and the service, although a little... more

The Ryles had a flier describing the "ARRAY" of fish dishes it would be offering for its Good Friday menu. Tempted I decided to eat there on that evening. Waiting with anticipation I was given a small blackboard with a selection of 3 fish meals - 2 of which had citrus sauces. That out. I asked for the choice of... more

Only stayed one night - not long enough. Staff really helpful and friendly. The room was clean and everything you needed, even shampoo etc which for a B&B I didn't expect, the little things make a difference. The breakfast was lovely and plentiful. We want to go back and stay longer and go for walks which we saw leave from... more

This hotel is in a wonderful location with magnificent scenery all around. Rooms are comfortable but beds are on the small size for those of us accustomed to sleeping in a king-sized bed at home. Service is friendly and welcoming and a nice touch was being offered complimentary coffee when sitting and reading the papers in the lounge area. Be... more

We stayed at The Ryles Arms [--] for a night in April, 2007 as we were due to attend a weding in the area. We found it by chance - on the internet - and booked it a day before we were due to stay there. We telephoned and asked if it was possible to check in early as this... more