Inns in Gloucestershire, United Kingdom

A very special hotel, good breakfast, convenient shopping around, good location, free parking, although in the city center, but not very noisy. Recommended!

Every person I interacted with at the Volunteer Inn was really friendly - from the young woman behind the bar who greeted me and checked me in, to the chaps in the Indian restaurant (no cooking smells in the bedrooms, as restaurant quite separate, just in case you're worried abou that!), to the lady who cooked my delicious breakfast in the morning. The breakfast was really good - real coffee, wonderfully fresh eggs and great sausages and bacon. Lots of choice for vegetarians and those just wanting cereal too. I hadn't stayed in a b&b with a shared bathroom for years, so had been a bit worried about that aspect, but it was totally fine, as the bathroom was accessed by a key and it was only shared with one other room. I felt safe and comfortable, so that was not an issue. Although I'm originally from Cheltenham, I had not been to Chipping Campden for decades - WOW! It's one of the most unspoiled Costwold towns I've seen, with the most thatched houses in one place I think I've ever seen! The villagers I spoke with were so very helpful and friendly (was on a quest for new tights for my evening biz meeting!) Looks like the town is directly on the Cotswold Way too, so I shall return with my daughter and have a good old yomp! Recommend very highly - the bedroom was simple, but clean and very comfy (the only reason I marked down to a 4 on cleanliness was because my little waste bin had not been emptied from the previous stay....feel a bit mean doing that but, well, it is important...) I can't wait to go back!

The town is quiet, the houses are beautiful, the vehicles are few, there are commercial streets and big supermarkets. The hotel has an independent courtyard, a private entrance to the room, ample parking space, complete facilities and cleanliness, sitting on a bench and watching the flower room 🦋🐝 flying. The restaurant is delicious in English and has a rich breakfast. The owner is enthusiastic and talkative: What is the weather like today? A cup of wine, a cup of tea, a wooden table and chairs outside the window...

A very special hotel, good breakfast, convenient shopping around, good location, free parking, although in the city center, but not very noisy. Recommended!

The town is quiet, the houses are beautiful, the vehicles are few, there are commercial streets and big supermarkets. The hotel has an independent courtyard, a private entrance to the room, ample parking space, complete facilities and cleanliness, sitting on a bench and watching the flower room 🦋🐝 flying. The restaurant is delicious in English and has a rich breakfast. The owner is enthusiastic and talkative: What is the weather like today? A cup of wine, a cup of tea, a wooden table and chairs outside the window...

The traffic is very convenient, very close to the attractions, cost-effective, so stay here often, I like it hahahahaha

A country hotel with a good environment, next to the Thames, you can take a walk along the river in the morning and see rowing training at night. The breakfast category is quite rich. I stayed for three nights in a row. Later, I was really tired of eating, so I paid for it. This time I stayed in the side wing and helped me upgrade to a river view room. The room is relatively spacious, the feel of a country hotel, and the facilities are slightly outdated. Overall, the price/performance ratio is okay and recommended.

Not a warm welcome from the landlady (we presume). Accommodated in Jemima’s Suite away from the main pub, decent size with wall-mounted tv and plenty of drawers for clothing as well as a wardrobe and a lovely comfy bed. Let down by a torn throw, cobwebs and grubby bathroom. The hand-wash bottle was a decent brand but had been refilled with a cheap replacement and the bath mat was falling apart. There was grime along the bath panel and around the wall-heater cable. Food was fantastic albeit relatively expensive for pub food - we paid £91 for a main course only dinner with two drinks each. I asked for a G&T and wanted to try the Cotswold Gin which was on the top shelf - the landlady tutted and rolled her eyes because she had to get a chair to stand on to reach it. They only serve two draught lagers, Amstel or Heineken and on the Saturday afternoon (while they were showing an England rugby match) they ran out of Amstel! Over all, great restaurant and great location, but overpriced for the standard of accommodation, which was average. Landlady needs to learn some customer service skills!