Booked it because I couldn't say no to such a historic place to stay for less than £60 and blimey does it live up to expectations. I've stayed in hotels all over the world and this one takes my breath away like no other. History oozes from every pore. It's so beautifully kept…
Absolutely amazing Inn steeped in history. Wonderfully preserved, smokey, woody and still serving beer after 700 years. Individual and distinctive rooms; we had the Monmouth which was really lovely, creaky and tastefully decorated. Our food was excellent as was the service. Dog…
We are relatively local (live in nearby Rode) so have been here on several occasions. Today it was heavy snow so there was no school for my son and so we decided to have lunch with friends at the pub. We arrived at 1pm, found the bar where we were told by 2 rather grumpy ladies…
My husband booked us (and our dog) into The George Inn for a 2 day break and we were not disappointed. A fantastic historical building which was very comfortable and the staff were all very friendly and welcoming. The food both in the evenings and at breakfast was delicious and…
We had to go to this place ....oldest pub in Britain enjoyed a cosy quite place in the beginning of January. Good food although menu was list was a bit short the food was great. Fireplace was lovely and kept us warm through the evening. The next day we decided to go to another…
"Specify The George when booking, or you may be put across the road in The Plaine (road noise is a problem)"
"Avoid rooms at the Plaine which suffer from traffic noise. Courtyard rooms at the George are quieter."
"Street facing rooms at the Plaine suffer from traffic noise. A courtyard room at the George Inn is quieter."