Beautiful bedrooms in quirky old wooden hotel. The food is very good, but the restaurant gets very noisy as it’s so full.

Beautiful room, lacked air conditioning for good weather, extremely hot! Breakfast was good, restaurant menu limited, food quality was average, the accommodation is in a beautiful village, unfortunately there is very limited eating establishments within the village. Most staff were friendly and welcoming, overall we wouldn’t stay there again.

Room was lovely, clean and had everything we needed. Staff were very friendly and helpful. Breakfast was excellent and a lot of choice to choose from.

Great stay

Wonderful quirky rooms.

Clean room. Lovely decor. Quirky throughout. Warmest welcome. Lovely staff. Great food. Amazing art.

We had a fantastic stay at The Bell - what a beautiful, charming old country pub. The accommodation was beautiful, the food was great and the atmosphere was cosy and quirky. Highly recommended for a weekend getaway!

Fabulous place to stay...quirky and friendly. Excellent breakfast and outstanding service and staff. Would definitely go again!

Everything was perfect. Room spotless staff very friendly. Nothing was too much effort.

Stunning hidden gem, gorgeous rooms, staff are amazing and food is absolutely beautiful! I will be staying again.

Lovely room, clean, good amenities, great food, friendly staff

I couldn’t have loved this place more, great quirky rooms a real old pub feel with fantastic delicious food and great drink choices, a pleasant away from the woeful Madri and Carling most pubs now stock. The service was attentive, friendly and speedy. The place had a real nice village vibe with pleasant interesting locals. Only down side, the WiFi was none existent in my room.

Beautiful, cosy and clean room. Delicious breakfast. Friendly staff. Relaxing gardens with incredible art dotted through the pub and outside as well.

The Bell Inn is a fabulous example of a quirky and eccentric coaching inn incomparable to any other. Fabulous attention to detail, beautiful luxurious rooms. We would have no hesitation in recommending. However be prepared if you stay in the main hotel rooms to either stay up in the bar until it closes or to listen to every word and every cheers from the comfort of your own room.

Quirky and interesting. Will stay again.

We booked to stay as it was near to Wadhurst Castle where we were attending a wedding. The room was The Yew and Eye. Spotlessly clean and a lovely area out the front to sit and enjoy a drink. Very quirky but charming. The welcome at reception and talk through in the room was excellent. The young lady even took a few moments out of her very busy day to give us a brief history of the pub. The bar was busy but well staffed. Breakfast was ample , fresh and most welcome

All was good except the non-stop music which was quite loud and intrusive at times, even at breakfast. Service, quality and value were excellent. The rooms was really quirky and fun.

Our room was Yew and Eye, one of the newly built cabins in the garden of this historic inn with a twist. The design is like nothing we’ve ever seen before with surprises every way you look. The room itself has human eyeballs as a decorative theme which was fascinating and amusing. The standard double bed was extremely comfortable, there was plenty of useful storage and good ventilation. A huge marvellous and stylish shower. Gardens, bars, reception and restaurants are all full of delights and the staff are so friendly! Great communication in advance. Would love to stay for longer and highly recommend.

We had issues with the room ( not up to standard for the price paid) ) but these were addressed and sorted out the receptionist Em was very professional and helpful. Food at the hotel was disappointing.. very expensive very small servings and rather tasteless. The pub itself is gorgeous with fires and cozy areas to sit and staff are lovely.

Fabulous food, quirky, comfortable rooms, a lovely garden and friendly staff.