Lovely location, well positioned in the town. Clean room , cookies a nice touch. Lovely food in the restaurant, it was a pity a number of dishes weren't available but the food we did have was extremely pleasant, well cooked and beautifully presented.

Lack of hotel parking causes some frustration, but we were eventually able to move the car to one of 3 spaces at the rear of the hotel. Room 11 was particularly small. No room to hang towels in the bathroom. Inconsiderate hotel guests leaving the hotel at 5.45 am were particularly noisy outside the room but clearly this is not a criticism of the hotel.

Absolutely loved everything about this property. The staff were so friendly and accommodating. The decor and history of the Inn were just what we were looking for. The location is perfect for exploring Stow-on-the-Wold and surrounding areas (burton on the water is only 10 mins away). The breakfast was lovely and delicious, also be sure to reserve a table for dinner-AMAZING! 10/10 recommend !!

It was unusually warm for October so it was quite hot at night even with the fan on and windows open. (although, I understand it’s a personal preference)

Quaint and comfortable place to stay in the heart of the Cotswolds. My husband and I were here for two nights on a week long anniversary trip to England. Great place to explore the Cotswolds and easy trip from Bath and day trip to Stratford upon Avon. The staff was lovely. Everything you would need is here. I highly recommend making reservations at the restaurant for an excellent dinner. There is a historical pub area with plenty of space to relax downstairs also. The breakfast is not to be missed. Highly recommend!

What can I say ... stow on the Wald is one of the nicest cute little towns I have ever seen and I have been travelling all over the world for 30 years Super British feeling nice little shops, sometimes pointless yet they fit the whole theme so beautifully The Porch is incredible. In Italy we certainly don't lack atmosfere but human nature always facinates you with something that is different form what you are accustomed to The wood beams, the thick broken wood on the floor, the humangous fireplace, the back garden, the whole old Brit feeling is unique

No power plugs in the back garden and no smoking allowed there Mirrors in the rooms must have been fitted for midgets as I could see my pelvis with them 🤣 But it is definitely worth squatting while shaving or blowdrying your hair, to enjoy all the rest

Great suite! Could be improved by more towels, 1 small 1 bath each, it would benefit a basket of towels esp. to use the lovely bath in the suite. But overall it was beautiful.

The staff in the restaurant could do with a little training! Very sloppy service but the food ( dinner) was good tho we’d have liked more home cooked & not so much bought in! I had a gin & was told there was only 2 gin glasses left so I got a plain glass , just needs attention to detail as it makes all the difference in hospitality! As its also up there in price! The upstairs bathroom was not mentioned in any promo - it didn’t matter to us as we are able but it should be in the details!

Amazing hotel, the rooms were exceptional, the food was amazing, and we'd highly recommend this 10th Century Inn to anyone travelling through the Cotwolds. Hannah ,who helped us check in and was also there for our breakfast and check out in the morning, was an absolute star....and was so helpful and friendly. We shall definitely be returning again soon.

The rooms were amazing, though the only thing which was a slight negative was the mattresses, which were very soft. Not the best night's sleep, but the decor was exceptional.

The porch house is a great place today stay. The room was lovely and spacious. The staff were exceptional, nothing was too much trouble for them.

The room could do with a full size ironing board, as it was very difficult to use the table top one as it was too small and nowhere to actually put it. Unfortunately we weren’t informed at the time of booking that scaffolding was present on the front, so it did ruin our pics. Breakfast options were a bit limited, some fresh fruit/yogurt/granola would be good, as not everyone likes a cooked breakfast.

The staff were pleasant and polite given how busy they were over half term. The food was exceptional, a little expensive but very delicious. My breakfast was tasty lovely bacon and soft scrambled egg. It is a good situation being close to Oxford and all the other Cotswolds Towns. I particularly liked the bar area very cosy and lots of atmostphere.

I cannot give any constructive criticism as they were definitely on it. Of course anyone can have an off day but I stayed there 4 nights and each evening meal I was treated very nicely with good service. So I never saw any off day or had a bad experience. I can only recommend anyone to go to this lovely Pub with lovely boutique bedrooms.

This is a lovely unique historic hotel and a perfect choice for staying in the Cotswolds. It is in an ideal location, very peaceful despite the tourist crowds. The character of the rooms and furnishings were charming with a lot of original features and of top quality. Very tidy and clean throughout. Special mention for the quality of the beds, mattresses and linens -- incredibly comfortable.

Everything was great. Maybe to have a little more obvious signage as to where to check in on arrival?

We stayed for one night at the porch house, the rooms were very cosy and well decorated. The dinner at the porch house was exceptional, there was a table of 6 of us which all had different things, all of us were very happy! The staff were very friendly and the whole feel and look of the place was beautiful

The rooms were a little bit hot at night time, so we know if we come again in the winter to turn down the radiators so we can sleep better It was a little bit noisy when people were coming in and out of the door to the rooms due to the squeaky door, but this didn’t last for long