Friendly staff, food was excellent, plenty of parking and good location.

Room was a little tired, stains on the bedroom carpet and mould in places on the skirting board under the radiator in the bathroom. Also we had been allocated a particular table for dinner on the last evening (which happened to be my birthday) when we arrived in the bar someone else was on our table and we had to sit in the dining room on our own apart from a party of 6 at the other end of the dining room. Unfortunately there was no atmosphere and we may as well have been on our own. This was a huge disappointment and spoilt my birthday dinner.

Beautiful country inn in a quiet village, just a short drive from the M20. Ample parking to the rear of the inn. We stayed here twice whilst travelling from Europe to the north of England and back. Couldn't ask for a nicer welcome from the staff. For our 1st stay, we had a room in the inn itself, and for the 2nd, a room in the converted stable to the rear. Both times we were perfectly comfortable. Tea and freshly ground coffee are offered in the rooms, along with a welcoming chocolate marshmallow. Nice clean bathrooms with a good hot shower. The inn itself is lovely, very welcoming, and cosy with a nice log fire. Plenty of choices for draught beer and gin lovers. Excellent evening meal options on the menu. And equally delicious breakfast options in the morning, which can be perused whilst enjoying a complimentary croissant. Perfect. This is a gem of a place with wonderful staff, who were only too happy to cook a pre-ordered early breakfast for us, to give us time to make our ferry crossing from Dover to Calais. We really couldn't ask for more, and will definitely be staying here again on our future travels to the UK.

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We received a lovely warm welcome as soon as we arrived, all, the staff we're so welcoming, who all definitely go the extra mile,who made our stay enjoyable. Very dog friendly,George our dog,loved all the attention. We would highly recommend The New Flying Horse Inn, we stayed in the stable block,for one night. Our room was spotlessly clean, and warm,the bed very comfortable and the bed linen beautiful, evening meal very good,great choice,and a wonderful breakfast to set us on our travels, we have booked to stay again in a few weeks.

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Great location in an attractive village and close to good dog walks. We were staying with our dog in one of the stable rooms; the room was well decorated and cosy, it had a small lobby space which was very useful for dealing with a wet dog. It also had easy access to a generous enclosed garden (which even had poo bins and spare poo bags). The pub itself was characterful and cosy, the food at diner and breakfast was excellent while also being reasonably priced. The best thing about our stay was the quality of the staff who were all very friendly and attentive to both us and our dog (dog treats and water bowls at both diner and breakfast!). We will definitely stay again.

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Great staff, with nice touches such as a jug of fresh milk to go with your tea. Comfortable bedroom and a warm and relaxed ambience in the dining room. Dinner was excellent (Lamb pudding - who knew?) and we loved the range of wines by the glass at prices proportionate to the bottle price, which is unusual and very welcome. Breakfast was also very good. Interestingly there didn't seem to be any 'manager' in evidence; just a lot of young people eager to please and very efficient. We'll certainly be back the next time we have an early channel crossing.

We did have a problem with hot water, I think just to do with the number of baths being taken in the stables! Otherwise nothing.

We stayed in the stables and it was lovely. You can tell that a lot of Iove and care has been taken when designing the rooms. The decor is beautiful with quirky touches. The staff are incredibly accommodating and nothing was an issue and I’d say they went above and beyond for us, especially at breakfast with specific dietary requirements. We stayed with a small dog and you can tell that all the staff are dog lovers and if we felt welcome, our dog felt even more welcome. It’s the perfect get away as it’s secluded but also has everything you’d need. With a village shop just round the corner. Our only grumble is that we didn’t book a table for dinner, we popped in for a drink after our dinner reservation elsewhere and the regret followed when we saw the dinners coming past our table. Don’t make the same mistake when visiting!

The water in the room didn’t get the hottest. Wouldn’t stop us visiting again though.

The New Flying Horse was full of charm and character and especially cosy on a very chilly evening! Our room had some lovely personal touches - homemade fudge, measured coffee grounds for the cafetière and fresh milk. Our evening meal by the log burner was delicious. Thanks to George for making us feel so welcome. Our packed breakfast for our early start was such a thoughtful treat. Fresh croissants, orange juice and apples - all we added was a coffee in the morning. We are looking forward to returning at the end of our trip.

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excellent breakfast, could choose specific items..warm croissants served with coffee at start, yogurt, seeds etc plus cooked breakfast ..room spacious with fan provided as very warm during visit, able to sit outside for meal but need to book ahead of time.. dinner good excellent spaghetti choices.. dog friendly too... liked the form to request items needed for room for next day...

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The rooms was very clean and well presented. However, my main compliment to this inn is how accommodating the staff are. I’m suffering from HG and so didn’t feel well enough to eat in the restaurant, but desperately needed to eat. They very kindly allowed my husband and I to order food from the restaurant and eat in our room. Even though I had been feeling unwell all day, the food was absolutely delicious (we had the vegan burger). Thankyou so much to the staff for helping us with this.

Unfortunately our room was almost over the kitchen and above the entrance to the inn which meant it was a little noisy in the evening.

I’ve been here about 5 times over the last 15 years and I shouldn’t say his really, but it is the best place in Kent for food and stay. The reason I’ve been here ‘only’ five times, is because on other occasions it had been fully booked. The rooms are absolutely great and the food has improved a lot over the years. Mind you, it is a classy menu, you can’t order the typical pubgrub like fish and chips orgammon steak. For me it’s great to have a nice change to have something different. There is ample parking space and also there is a lovely patio and a very large beergarden, great for children too! Breakfast is wonderful and nicely presented. The Channeltunnel is 20 minutes away by car. But the village of Wye is in the middle of some outstanding countryside. The best thing is to go there and to see for yourselves and have a great time!

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