Stayed here the night before attending a wedding at Leez Priory. Great location , just 5 mins away. Lovely rustic Inn, with a log fire, Check - in was easy at the bar, and we were taken to our room, which was situated in an adjacent lodge type of building. It was quirkily decorated, which i loved , beautifully clean, with crisp clean bedding, white towels, and a modern shower room with some toiletries. Rooms also have a hairdryer, which was a relief as I had forgotten mine We had dinner, so make sure you book on check-in, as it's really busy. Menu had lots of choices, and the food was great. A good night's sleep. Breakfast the next morning was good too. All the staff were really friendly. Would definitely recommend staying here.

Just a couple of suggestions. The lighting in the room was a struggle. I think it would benefit from bigger side table lamps. There were only 2 small wall torch type reading lights, or the huge ceiling lights. Also, of having a kingsize bed for the 6ft2 men. But these didn't effect our stay.

What a lovely Pub. Very Nice staff, friendly locals, a busy vibe as people obviously used the pub for their evening meals and to socialise with friends after work. We had a comfortable twin room which is a purpose built annex next to the pub. the room had everything we needed, was warm, clean and comfortable. We got an uninterupted, comfortably nights sleep And a fabulous breakfast. The Chef at breakfast was such a nice man and made us fee really welcome. Good value for money.

I couldn't find how to turn off the fan in the bathroom. But that could have been me!

The rooms were lovely, very well decorated, and the bed really comfortable, I slept really well for both nights. Breakfast was very nice and cooked really well.

Attention to detail at breakfast, both mornings there was a lack of tea spoons, for tea and coffee and yogurts, on the 2nd morning no condiments or serviettes. One of the rooms my friends were in, they could smell sewerage from the bathroom. The staff weren't very welcoming, we didn't get a huge welcome, it was in the middle of a busy service, but we didn't feel particular welcomed by either the manager Steve or the other lady who attended to us. Although Steve did show us around to our rooms, maybe that's just his way and he's not particularly demonstrative.

Room was great size and very comfortable. It was a warm room but I really liked the fan that they provided. Diiner was delicious with a wide range to chose from. Staff were very polite and friendly. Would recommend.

We decided not to have breakfast the next day when asked on check in but actually the next day we changed our mind. Perhaps could leave the kitchen open a little longer for those who can't make their mind up the night before.

The rooms are “cottages” adjacent to the pub connected by an external foot path so no real pub noise. Good parking. This is a very rural location so expect no street lights etc. The room was not a bad size and the bathroom adequate - good shower. Comfortable bed and got a good nights sleep. The pub is rustic but did excellent food and beer.

The room did not have a ironing facilities. There might have been one available. The furniture was ‘ distressed revamp style ” not my particular choice. No “ office space”

Beautiful place, each room was different and named. There was a modern shower room decent sized bedroom. It was however in the middle of nowhere. Some houses scattered around but most importantly there was no street lighting at all. The food was first class freshly made for you including breakfast. The prices were competitive, it was on a room basis only so the meals were extra. We had a lovely comfortable stay and would certainly go back again, ideal for rest and relaxation. First class...

N/A Loved it all...

Sadly, I had to leave before breakfast but what I saw of it looked amazing. It was tipping down with rain most of the two days I was there but the pub/restaurant is a convivial busy place with both locals and visitors, which makes it a great place to mingle and chat (if you so desired!) My room was warm, comfortable, nice spec and thus entirely appropriate for a short stay in a country location - chatting with members of the local Young Farmers charity was insightful!

Nothing specific

The room was clean and comfortable and opened directly onto the garden which was excellent for access. The food was excellent and the staff friendly, welcoming and helpful.

There was some confusion when I used Google maps which took me to The Compasses in Broomfield, Chelmsford, even though I had included the village location of Littley Green. It is imperative to include the word "Inn" after "The Compasses" if using Google maps.

A little gem of a place.., The room was amazing, very well set out and plenty of space. I think the room was called “Old Bob”. I had a disability and this room was perfect, a lovely wet room with a chair to shower and the light came on slowly so you didn’t startle yourself first thing in the morning. Food was extremely good, nice and hot and very tasty Definitely recommend it

Nothing to dislike. However the outside wasn’t very well lit by the room.

Rooms were bright, well decorated and airy. Beds very comfortable and linen good quality. Pillows very good (as my sister-in-law said, they didn't smell of someone elses perfume!) Bathroom clean and modern with good toiletries. Staff lovely and very accomodating. Pub garden had plenty of seating.

Situated in a quiet country lane but we knew that before we booked