Hotel position excellent. Room comfortable, nice view. Friendliness of staff much appreciated. Had dinner both evenings, deliciously prepared. Enjoyed the historical ambience of the place.

Stairs rather steep at one point, not so easy for older folk as us. I'd booked and settled via Booking.com on a breakfast included rate. The hotel staff at check out charged for breakfasts, which I did query, but on the spot I couldn't be sure if my booking had included breakfast or not. I've written to hotel to get this misunderstanding sorted out, hopefully to my satisfaction

The dinners at The New Inn were very good indeed. There was a large and varied choice on the menu as well as a couple of excellent specials. Portions were large and the quality of the fare was super. Additionally the prices were very reasonable. We stayed there three nights and ate in the hotel each night. Usually we eat out at other venues whilst on a break, but because the food was so good and there was plenty of choice we decided to dine at The New Inn each evening. Staff were very friendly and helpful too.

The choice of beers was disappointing - London Pride or Doom Bar, all a bit pub standard. I was looking forward to a local ale or bitter but alas no luck. In fairness though the London Pride was well kept.

A warm welcome from lovely, friendly staff. Our room inside the hotel was huge, and nice and clean. A lovely evening meal and a good nights sleep.

It's a pity that breakfast was so meagre and did not seem like value for money. One butter between the two of us and three cheap portions of marmalade or jam in little plastic tubs. One slice of cheap toasted bread under my scrambled egg, served on a cold, greasy plate. So disappointing. Also, please clean the windows as it was difficult to see through the dirt and also think about providing table clothes in the dining room to add a little bit of class.

We arrived early but the hotel staff were great and allowed us to get into the room. The weather was awful and so we stayed in the bar and room for most of the rest of the day, Food and drinks were reasonably priced and the bar meals great value. Breakfast was served and ordered from a menu - again, great value and good timings for an early start.

Room was quite small and as we were on a walking holiday, we needed a bit of space for our luggage and wet clothes, but the staff and their help made up for this minor inconvenience

An effort was made to comply with my special request for breakfast BUT - see below. The room was fine but a few specific niggles - see below. Two dinners I had in the restaurant were very good.

"MASSES of fresh fruit with Greek Yoghourt"? Loads of lovely yoghourt but about 20 grapes and a couple of strawberries? - Masses? A bit mean I thought! I suppose I should have listed my normal serving : A small banana, a small pear, a kiwi fruit, 110 gm grapes (plus some grapefruit and prunes, if available as in some hotels) The room: the lighting was wired up wrongly(?) Whichever switch was operated ALL the lights (both bedsides plus ceiling) were ON or OFF. Also the washbasin plug operation needed adjusting to actually allow the basin to empty!

1. Liked the room at ground level which was quiet despite being close to hotel pub. 2. Sizeable room with comfortable beds.

1. After cleaner inserted new plastic bag into the waste basket, they left the old plastic bag in the room. 2.Towels not changed two nights in a row, perhaps because I had left used ones on the floor and not in the shower compartment as requested. Anyway, I managed to collect fresh ones from the reception counter when I got back at night.

This was an old inn, comfortable and easy-going but not smart. Our room (first-floor double) was well lit and had a nice view of the curving high street, Good parking at the back, through an arch. Lechlade is a small market town on the upper Thames, with an 18th-century bridge. The long-distance Thames footpath runs past. Only a few miles away (walking distance for the fit) there is a National Trust house, Buscot Park, and also Kelmscott, once the home of William Morris, also often open to the public. In Buscot church there are several stained-glass windows by his friend and artistic associate, Burne-Jones.

A local stretch of the Thames path has been closed for months (it is now April 2024) for bridge work, and might not reopen for a while.

Lovely old building in a nice location within easy reach of the Cotswolds. We stayed in room 36 in April, which was a reasonable size, clean and warm. The bed was comfy and the shower was good. There is a small selection of shops, cafes and restaurants right outside and a riverside pub 5 minutes walk away. The cafe next door opens early for breakfast although this hotel also offers breakfast for an extra charge. Lots of free car parking. The staff were very nice and friendly and allowed us to check in an hour early.

We paid £116 to stay, which didn't include breakfast. I felt this was very expensive, as the room was quite basic, although had everything we needed. The windows in the room don't open, which was fine in spring, but it might get hot in the summer. Our room was by the stairs, so you could hear people walking up and down, but we still had a good night's sleep.

As they say,the room's are not fussy. It's a very old building, and nothing is a perfect fit ,but this all adds to its charm and the character of the Inn. The beds are comfy, tea/coffee in room,nice hot shower/bath. Amazing beer garden on the River Thames. Staff and locals make you feel welcome. Breakfast is amazing,even though we ate out in the evening, the restaurant was packed. Lechlade is a beautiful place to stay, and so many places to walk not far from The New Inn. I would so highly recommend this place.

There is nothing bad to say about the place.

Centre of town. Plenty of parking evening meal was excellent breakfast ok but a bit limited. Very friendly family and staff. Conveniently placed for town xentre and bus stop to Cirencester.

Although room was clean and tidy it was a bit tired and rather sparsely furnished. Looked nothing like the pictures on booking.com. Our room was opposite the bar entrance in a separate building so we had people standing under our window talking loudly and smoking..needed window open as it was warm.