Eyre Court - Menu

Only went here for a drink, which was a little expensive, so we only had one. The staff was very nice and polite. Dogs are welcome inside and outside. Service: 4 Location: 4

Popped in for food and a drink. Unfortunately the had coffee and cake for £5 but not alot else. The staff were friendly and generally it was a good atmosphere. Service: 4 Location: 4

One not to be missed. Popped in for a pint. The staff are really friendly. There was a band on with dancing which was nice to see. Massive outside space and great in the summer I bet. Service: 5 Location: 5 Hotel highlights: Quiet

The hotel was let down by the lack of maintenance on the outside of the building. Gutters blocked by plants down pipe not attached and dripping onto plastic parasol holders all night and no food in the evening. Rooms: 4 Service: 5 Location: 5 Hotel highlights: Great value

The building is old and tired, so keep that in mind. The staff are very kind and friendly. The breakfast was cooked well. There were no meals available during my visit, so be aware of that. The bedroom was clean enough. Overall, I would rate the rooms a 3, the service a 4, and the location a 4. The hotel's highlight is its quiet atmosphere.

I gave the room a rating of 3 because the mattress was very old and when I sat on the bed, it squashed down flat to the bed base. I couldn't get comfortable, but luckily there was also a single bed in the room which I slept on and found it to be a little better. I rated the service a 5 and the location a 5. The hotel offers great value overall.

Very overpriced for the quality of the rooms and service. Despite being based in an inn, the large number of us staying there were chased off to bed at 1105 on a Saturday night by a grumpy barman with an early night in his mind. The breakfast service was characterful and orders were frequently delivered to our party wrong. The rooms are in desperate need of a refresh, very low standards and with mould on the walls in some rooms. The early morning chorus of the kitchen fans starting up is horrendous.

Clean, comfortable room, convenient location and a fairly decent breakfast the following morning. Unfortunately however, the staff were not great. After waiting for 15 minutes, the woman at reception treated our arrival like an inconvenience and thrust the card payment machine at me without smiling or saying much of a word. The woman at breakfast asked if we'd like tea or coffee once we'd sat down, then pointed us to the self service facilities in the corner. I thought she was joking. On the bright side, good WiFi, quiet hotel and a great mattress. Bathroom could have done with shower gel.

I stayed at this hotel for 3 nights. They were upfront about not having a chef at the moment but recommended nearby restaurants which was helpful. They did serve delicious cooked breakfasts in the mornings. The room was cozy and comfortable, well-heated which was nice during the cold weather. The building is old so there is no double glazing, leading to condensation in the mornings and a slightly damp smell. However, they cleaned and wiped the windows daily. The bathroom was ok, with a deep bath but low water pressure making it inconvenient to fill. The room was quiet despite the busy pub in the evenings. Overall, it's a good option for a quick visit to family, but not ideal for a luxurious...