On arrival we had a very warm welcome then shown to our rooms. Our room was spacious ,spotlessly clean and light and airy. The bed was so comfortable and we had a great nights sleep, The countryside location was so peaceful and quite it just made for a totally restful night. We ate in the restaurant which had a good choice of dishes ,and the food was top rate as was the service by all the staff. Breakfast was equally as good with a very good selection of hot and cold options. The lady who served us went out her way to make sure we had what we needed, This beautiful inn is a little off the beaten track but makes a great base for visiting the Cotswolds. Recommend the Swan and would stay here again .

Fabulous staff, mostly good food, excellent location and a traditional English pub feel. Nice log fires. Pretty well maintained and plenty of parking. View from our room was beautiful. Room was comfortable and very warm whilst it was snowing and frosty outside.

Food was a little variable - we very much enjoyed our first dinner there but we didn't like the second one we had. That was pheasant, which was overcooked and pretty tasteless. It came with a faggot which was too salty for either of us to eat. I also had a full English breakfast the first morning, and maybe it was because we were there towards the end of service, but it was overcooked and my poached eggs were hard. On the positive side, we had a very good dinner there (chicken Milanese for me, hake for my wife) and excellent starters and dessert.

Great location if visiting clarksons pub just up the road. It's a short drive or a 30 min walk. Converted stable block. Rooms were lovely. Clean and comfy. Great food and amazing full English breakfast. Lovely little find.

Disappointed with the early check out time of 10am on a Sunday given that we also had to rush breakfast to then get packed and out by 10 which was rigorously enforced by the girl behind the reception. Another couple who were at breakfast with us were also caught out by this and they asked for an extra 20 to 30 mins to pack and they got a very frosty reply and were given a firm no. It's a shame as Sunday mornings are normally quite lax in most other places. We would still go back though. Just something for the owners to consider.

Beautiful historic country inn set in a quiet picturesque Cotswold hamlet (we found the Mitford Sisters connections to the inn/area fascinating), which was very well presented and clearly very popular. A great base for exploring the various surrounding towns and villages. Our room in the stable block was clean and comfortable, and over-looked the spacious rear garden (other rooms are available within a cottage across the road). Great selection of cold and cooked breakfast options, and our evening dinner was lovely. Definitely a step up from your typical "pub grub", with a lovely menu of local/seasonal produce, and a plentiful wine/beer selection. Staff were very pleasant, welcoming and attentive.

The stable block had two storeys of rooms, so from our ground floor room you could sometimes hear noises from up above (and from the busy garden during the day). Mattress was rather on the firm side for us, but I realise that's just personal preference. The bantams in the garden may also provide an unnaturally early wake-up call! While the over-bath shower was good, the fact that it wasn't height adjustable meant that we, as taller people, had to stoop to get showered. Due to the popularity of the inn the car parking areas can become full quickly, so finding a suitable space can sometimes be tricky. Maybe an option for the owners to reserve several spaces for staying guests?

Plenty of variety for breakfast and dinner. All cooked to perfection and well presented. Enjoyed everything we had. The staff couldn’t do enough for us and all very friendly. The room was nicely decorated and comfortable. There was plenty of storage which surprised us. Clean towels every day, another bonus. We don’t normally use the bathroom products supplied by the owners, but we did this time as they were made locally. Very quiet area, just as we like it. If we visit the Cotswolds, again, we will definitely book at the Swan Inn. Everything was just perfect.

There wasn’t anything that we disliked. Well, only one thing, the weather, could have been warmer.

- The historic building set in a beautiful, quaint village makes for the perfect setting for a few nights in the Cotswolds. - The food was very tasty and well prepared. - Nice beers available in the bar. - The room was very comfortable, cozy and clean.

- It is way, way overpriced for what it is as at the end of the day it’s not a hotel it’s just a pub (a nice pub) but just a pub in the countryside. In fact there aren’t services available at the place that would warrant the price they ask. To be fair though this is true for the whole of the Cotswolds in general, everything here is overpriced and made out to be more than what it actually is. It’s still worth visiting but there are other places in the UK that are just as beautiful and don’t want to be as pretentious or greedy! - The breakfast was nice but a little light on options and portions, especially for the more international market.

It all went well. You had been recommended for the food you served and, yes, that was excellent. But it was the accomodation which was perfect. The bed especially was hard and helpful for my back. We loved the pictures of the the Mitford sisters and are buying all their books. We loved the Church and talked to the retired vicar who suggested the walk to the 13th century chapel of St Oswald's. The weather was perfect. Above all we felt we were totally away from the Bank Holiday crush at Burford and the other Cotswold villages that we stopped in. We will recommend your hotel aa a get-away place.

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We loved the garden—it's beautiful and well-maintained. The room was nice and clean, with a view of the garden and its large apple trees. The bed was comfortable. We had dinner, and the starters we ordered were exceptional. Breakfast was also excellent. The staff were friendly and accommodating.

The main courses we ordered were just okay and actually left us disappointed, so we decided to skip dessert. While we liked our room, which was on the ground floor facing the large garden, we had to lower the blinds for privacy, which blocked the lovely view. As for the location, it's a bit remote—we even got lost despite using GPS.

Everything—it is in a fabulous location, the rooms were great, and the team was amazing. We stayed for two nights. The first night was with my husband and family. We had a lovely dinner. On the second night, we were celebrating my husband's and his twin's birthdays. There were 14 of us. The restaurant team was super and nothing was too much trouble. The Birthday cake made by the kitchen was delicious. Thank you. On both mornings, the breakfast was delicious too, the portions were a good size, and the Eggs Benedict in particular is worth trying.

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It’s a lovely place to stay. So much history in this place owned once or still by The Duchess of Devonshire estate. This is the childhood village of the late Duchess .The youngest of The MItford sisters. The rooms are in the stable block at the back of the pub or over the road in a cottage. It has a beautiful garden. And the food is lovely. The staff are welcoming and helpful.

The rooms in stable court yard have bedrooms above and sides of them. They were a bit noisy I’m afraid. But it didn’t spoil our stay. It was still enjoyable.