Good old historic coaching Inn, lots to take in

Loved the fact that there were very few right angles in the building!

Parking a bit tricky, pretty village, character pub.

Super

Staff freindly and helpful, free parking nearby. Nice continental breakfast.

Simon the owner is gold. Enjoy some of his stories.

no tv my wife didnt feel safe so only stayed one night left next day

This is more like a hostal AVOID Firstly its advertised with parking but limited, no parking its street parking or a open air carpark that is not secure if you drive a work van. Secondly its advertised as having a restaurant. Again no restaurant. Or any nearby. Shared bathrooms down creaky hallways in a horrible state covered in spiders webs and roll down curtains giving no privacy wither side. Bedrooms are basic NO TV and a rickety wardrobe. Again cobwebs around the room. Very noisy room with poor internet connection. Breakfast inc was help yourself hostal style with what was left over left out stale cereal. Then wash your own dishes. WHEN I STAYED I LEFT COVERED IN BITES I would not recommend or ever stay there again AVOID AVOID AVOID AVOID

We wouldn’t go there again. Rooms not en-suite

Parking is extremely limited. The rooms share a bathroom. Only one bathroom has a shower. The breakfast is help yourself, cook yourself - but at your own risk. There are items open in the fridge without information about when it was opened. The milk was 10 days out of date and sour. A visit from EHO would be advisable. Be aware that the rooms have limited power sockets, ours had an extension lead trailing. There is also no TV. The restaurant was not open for our visit, but there was a bar food menu, but judging by the breakfast fridge we chose not to dine. Expensive for what we got, definitely not value for money, would not book again.

Old hotel with lots of history but no parking

Loved my stay at the Tree, it's a historical place that needs exploring. The bed was comfy and the in room hospitality was sufficient. The staff were friendly and attentive.

Liked its character

The Tree Inn is an absolutely stunning place. Warm , welcome and friendly. There is no parking which was a bit of a pain and due to the age of the building the floors are very uneven which is both amazing and makes you feel a bit drunk! Overall though gorgeous place and highly recommended.

It was a very disappointing night's stay. 1) No parking, so I had to find a place in a nearby street or go to the nearest free car park and as I have heath issues, that made carrying my bags awkward. 2) Bathroom/toilet facilities were shared and rather basic. 3) Communal kitchen was stocked with various, standard foodstuffs and there was a fridge freezer and cooker for guests to use. But it was disordered and bit grubby. 4) The plumbing was what really clinched the awfulness of my stay. It sounded as if all the drainage pipes had partial blockages because each sink made an awful glugging, popping sound every time water was run from the taps. Each time the occupant of the bedroom next door to mine used the sink in their room I lay in bed listening to the loud noises coming from my sink plughole on the adjacent wall!! I am an insomniac and these disturbing noises started at 5.30am, and I had heard thumping footsteps going past my door, en route to the toilet, close to midnight. To be fair, and to possibly explain some of my criticisms, the owner was in hospital and a young chap was running the place single-handedly. Plus, the hotel dates from 14th century, so was historically interesting.

New carpets new decor, no en-suite, smelt a little musty but only to be expected from a 13th century building. On the hole value for money but I would have like an un-suite. The advert didn’t say there was one but didn’t say there wasn’t. A game changer for my better half, as walking round corridors in the middle of the night wasn’t for her.

Be warned this is a very very old place. The floors aren’t even, the walls a partially wooden, but if you love what must 16-17th century pubs this is for you. I do. The young chap behind the bar was very accommodating & helpful! I’ll defo stay again👍

I was upgraded to two rooms from one I had booked but neither had an ensuite - they both shared bat/ shower rooms/ wc's. There was breakfast but I had to make it myself so went out to eat.

We were not able to stay as when where. The tree inn was closed

Landlord was ill, no staff there, just people helping out who was friends of the landlord. Dodgy extensions plug socket and one part of it wouldn't work for the kettle when plugging it in, luckily I brought my own extension lead with me and I used that. Clean bedroom and well presented, no TV in all the bedrooms. Breakfast included in the price, but the bad news is that you had to do your own breakfast. I used the shower a few times and twice the drain for the shower was blocked and over flowing with water and was like a paddling pool. I told the cleaner and she sorted it out, the next day blocked again. Friends of landlord or people staying in the pub kept on asking us when we are leaving our room at the pub, our room was given to someone else when we are still in bed sleeping and had a knock our door and she had a key. She must of got a different room in the end. Then we saw her the next morning and we was putting a few bits in our car, she asked us again if we was going we said no - we said tomorrow morning. Last night police and ambulance picked up the landlord from the pub and this time he had to stay in the hospital longer. I wouldn't recommend this pub, I would stay away and don't bother, other people was concerned seeing police and ambulance last night and left.