Pear Tree Inn

Not a great place to stay.

Good stay at the Pear Tree Inn! Staff were great, calling me as I was arriving late and sending across a AVT invoice quickly (as there is no one there on checkout)! There is no hairdryer in the room - I didn’t realise this until the morning and there was no one downstairs to ask!

My Room, was clean comfortable and welcoming. Had a good night's sleep in a comfortable bed. Food in the bar (Indian) was among the best I've had, service quick and friendly. A good stay. Just as a note the rooms are up steep stairs at the back of the pub which wouldn't be suitable for anyone with a mobility issue

I had a pleasant stay in a spacious and quiet room. It was clean and wi fi was very good.

Food is excellent, rooms are small, but clean. The only downside is no aircon in rooms so it was very warm. Don’t let that put you off though.

It smelled bad in the hallway areas, and the bed linen smelled like it hadn’t been washed properly. The accommodation area was quite depressing, and I wish I had stayed elsewhere.

Excellent location for our day at Hatfield House. Only one drawback was that we had to enter our rooms via the fire escape which had 2 flights of metal stairs which was quite difficult in the rain carrying suitcases. Otherwise everything else was good. The staff were lovely and very professional.

Highly recommend the Pear Tree Inn. All of the staff are very friendly and helpful. They have combined a traditional British pub with an excellent Indian restaurant. The food is lovely. The rooms are clean and comfortable

I spent a night here in December, a bit before Christmas time, during a business trip. The Inn is on top of a pub but, to my surprise, it is amazingly quiet. Amazing staff, very friendly and helpful. The room was clean and well equipped, and it included standard hotel amenities. The bed was comfortable and the temperature was perfect: I slept better than I have in other more famous hotels. I also discovered that the Pear Tree Inn has appeared in 2013 movie The World's end. Overall I had a great stay and I can only recommend the Pear Tree Inn.

Very basic room. Shower drain dirty and would not drain. But staff went above and beyond to help out when a member of the family died at nearby hospice.

Perfectly comfortable. Recently decorated with new furniture and furnishings. Felt a bit sorry for them that someone had clearly spilt tea/coffee over the new carpet. A bit disconcerting being taken to my room via the fire escape around the back and no reception as such so the check out process was a little odd. Overall it was fine and I’d stay again.

When we arrived there was someone sitting in the doorway having a cigarette that we had to squeeze past which wasn't great. The room itself and the bathroom were very clean and well presented. The bed was absolutely awful though - the most uncomfortable thing ive slept on. Also think its a small double as opposed to a double. Budget hotel chains have better beds. If we had paid a budget price then I wouldnt be complaining, but at £130 for the night this was double what we felt it was worth.

Good location for Hatfield House. Clean room and friendly staff

stayed for work its fine for this, not a holiday.

Comfortable & clean

Staff were friendly and helpful, atmosphere was quaint.

Peaceful, good value for money

Nice

The room was not what i expected from the pics etc. Not worth the money. No food was available in the pub downstairs. Entrance only from the back outside up a set of metal stairs

My Mistake to stay here and not my usual Prem Inn. The location is in a very large estate with the expected type cast habiting the surrounding area and this Pub boasts on its web site that it is there to serve the Peartree 'Community'. Therefore this place attracts the loud inconsiderate type whom probably don’t have to worry about getting a good nights sleep for obvious reasons! Room was ok and mostly clean apart from the one hand towel which had brown stains/marks on. My room was above a smoking shelter and a outside seating area with both these areas full of what looked like mostly 18/19s ish making as much noise as they cared to do. I thought okay, this would pass by shortly after 11.00 closing? But no they carried on through until after 1.30am nobody from the Pub came to ask them to go. I did try to ring the local Police without joy as all lines were 'experiencing high volume' what a surprise. When they did finally clear off I got some sleep only to woken again by an alarm going off, for the next what seemed like half an hour. The whole point of being up in a 'Hotel' is to have rest and sleep in an acceptable manner, this was not possible in the slightest here so I would not recommend staying here whatsoever. There were no breakfast either and no kitchen working.