Lovely location and beautiful gardens. We enjoyed our stay at the Lamb Inn. The highlight was the…read morewonderful breakfasts and dinners at the restaurant. Staff was amazing and service was top notch. We had to depart early in the morning each day and they were very accommodating to open the kitchen early for us.

I lived in England for several years and on several occasions, I stayed at this hotel and ate in…read morethe restaurant. This is a brilliant place and is like stepping back into time.  It has terrific ambiance, and the food is great. It is almost like coming inside a Harry Potter film set.  The place is extraordinarily beautiful and if you are in Oxfordshire I highly recommend a visit. One gets a well-heeled clientele here.

if you're later than 3 minutes and it's last seating you're screwed…read more genuinely it's ridiculously there isn't a warning saying "hey, you need to be here literally on the dot or else we won't seat you" plus, this is a tiny country town. really? you have to be this extra? i bet this place has good food and all but you guys should improve with this.

we made a reservation for 845 after being informed that was the only time the kitchen accommodate…read morea party of four on a Friday night, which was totally OK. after getting lost and showing up a mirror six we were informed that the kitchen could no longer serve a party our size. We are very disappointed... and hungry.

Wonderful! Staying for 8 nights. The food is fantastic and included, beautiful views all around…read more Nice dining areas for breakfast and dinner. Very nice rooms, beautiful, and they don't come and remake your rooms every night to save water and energy which I appreciate. You can ask for the service as often as you'd like. Very nice people here, very helpful, good location. Better than my recent stay in the Randolph by far.

Comfortable beds, immaculately clean rooms and a friendly manager…read more I was standing in the lounge talking on the phone and the manager placed a glass of water next to me, without me asking - a nice touch of hospitality. The full English breakfast is really FULL with lots of coffee, toast and juices. This is a hotel I will recommend to friends and hopefully return to.

Had a great lunch here in a charming atmosphere. Portion sizes were generous. Gluten free and dairy…read morefree options available on the menu. Restaurant was a crowd pleaser for our group of 7. I had the chicken soup with a side of chips. Bread was deliciously soft. Service was good and good came relatively fast.

Terrific location and ideal atmosphere for this area. Food was great for a large party. Generous…read moreportion sizes!

The hotel is very racist. I wouldn't reco it for anyone as they will make you frel worthless. They…read morehave horrible service and they also do not hire people of colour. Why stay or work somewhere where segregation plays a huge role?

My wife and I got married here, and returned this past week for a nights stay, and a meal in the…read morerestaurant. It is a genuinely beautiful place, in a spectacularly old building, with beautiful log fires to enjoy. The room we had was great - the bridal sweet both times. Really large (two rooms), and an outstanding bathroom. The only slight flaw is the bed (four poster), which is both incredibly high, and incredibly small. I believe it's a queen sized bed, but as someone used to sleeping in a California King, it seemed claustrophobic, especially when the drop if you were to fall out of bed would be so far. The restaurant was good, if slightly pretentious. Serving food on slate always seems like they are trying too hard, which is strange since the food is outstanding, and they don't need any fancy tricks. What was especially odd was having bread and butter pudding, with custard, served on a flat piece of slate - custard requires a bowl! Another minor flaw (and this is going to show me up as a real ale snob), was the fact that the second pint of bitter I had ordered came in some fancy larger glass, not a proper ale glass. A trivial point perhaps, but if you're going to set yourself up as a cut above by putting the food on pieces of slate, you need to attend to the minor details. Anyway, I digress. All in all this is an great hotel, in an excellent location, with excellent staff, but with a couple of minor flaws that make it a 4 star review, not 5.

Friendly service. Good basic accomodation. Clean and warm with a comfy bed. Well positioned for…read morevisiting Burford which is a 10 minute walk away. There's a Little Chef opposite for breakfast but we walked down the hill into Burford and visited The Priory for breakfast, which was excellent.

Lovely and friendly hotel! Myself and two friends stayed one night while traveling around England…read moreand found the rooms to be lovely and the staff to be very friendly. We ate dinner and breakfast at the hotel and both were excellent. Highly (very highly) recommend getting the camembert to share!

the hotel is alright the restaurant has the best steaks in…read morethe area! the peking duck pancakes are pretty good. the sharing camembert fondue is very good too.