Charming and very old Inn with a Pub downstairs. Rooms are old, so keep that in mind along with the…read morefact that there is not an elevator. As long as you are good with the quirks of a very old building whose rooms are above a noisy pub, you will be fine. Staff was very friendly and accommodating. We did dine in the restaurant and it was delicious.

Quiant old pub with great customer service Nothing too…read morefancy but has a nice feel to it!!

Stayed here for one night and had a very mixed evening…read more The rooms were absolutely awful. Flaking paint, tiles coming off the wall and just very poor internal decor. The room was so bad that we asked to move and were given another room that, although not as bad, was still very poor. However, the staff were very pleasant throughout and very helpful (I hope this is not because it happens all the time!!). The food was another matter. The set menus start at approx £85 which does appear to be a little bit pricey, but do not be put off because the food is absolutely amazing. Intertwined with the 3 courses are another number of smaller courses to really set your pallet dancing. I have never eaten such beautiful and clever food. At the end of the meal I did not feel completely stuffed, but pleasantly full, all washed down with a lovely bottle of red. The food here is amazing, pity the rooms do not live up to the same standards. A good place to go to treat yourself to a wonderful evening of food (just don't stay the night!!).

The hotel is conveniently located close to a Ruislip tube station and with a reasonable amount of…read morecar parking. The hotel is unusual in that it is made up of several buildings with reasonably pleasant gardens in between. Very nice in summer, but I should imagine it could be a nightmare in winter! My room was in one of the remote blocks and was reasonable quality but nothing special. I only ate in the restaurant for breakfast, and the kippers, whilst tasty, had a ridiculous number of small bones in them. Despite this it was a pretty good breakfast in general and the staff were friendly and helpful.

This review is for their wedding services, as I attended a wedding here…read more One of the best venues I've ever been to for a wedding. Superb scenery outside, great service staff who were always ready with the drink and canapes. The canapes themselves were exquisite. Wedding "breakfast" was one of the best I've ever had at a wedding, and if I'm ever in the area again I wouldn't hesitate to have lunch or dinner at their usual restaurant on site. If you're considering holding your wedding here, do give this place a serious consideration!

If you need a quick escape from the hustle and bustle of London, then Stoke Park is the perfect…read moreplace to go. This is especially true if you are a golfer, which I am not! Less than an hour away from the City, you arrive at a beautiful estate, surrounded by lovely trees and golf course. You may recognize the estate from a couple of James Bond films. They have two buildings to stay in - the old portion, and the newly completed section. Both are lovely. If you are not a golfer, they have a spa that is perfect for some solo time, or for a day with girlfriends. There is a lounge/waiting area where you can order all sorts of snacks. Speaking of snacks, Stoke Park does the nicest tea service I have ever encountered. I could devour all three tiers of sandwiches and sweets all by myself, but only because I am little piggy.

Great food, great ambiance, good service-highly recommend. Two fireplaces, cozy, Like everything…read moreabout this place!

I take Sunday lunch very seriously when we're in the UK. If a pub says it serves "Traditional…read moreSunday Lunch," I expect it to be served by a balding landlord, huffing up the stairs from the too-small kitchen while arguing loudly with his once-attractive but now tragically large-busted and over-made-up wife (called Barbara), while muttering insults under his wheezing breath. Too specific, y'think? Probably, but that's my expectation and, damn it, I'm the customer! Which brings us to The Ivy House, a great pub stuck on a hillocks to the side of the Amersham Road. We visited with a quite-large party, in the latter hours of what is generally considered lunchtime. It was to be our last big meal before flying home, and I had taste buds that needed to be sated for about another year. The place delivered mightily. Pleasingly for our diverse crew, it had a great selection of meals for traditionalists, kids, and vegetarians. Service was swift and friendly absent the balding landlord and trollopy wife in my imagination but full of an efficient waiter who couldn't have been more helpful. The roast beef was good but, as the last of the day, it was a little dry and gristly. The rhubarb and ginger crumble with custard was lovely, though perhaps a tad too sweet for some. All five of the kids with us thoroughly enjoyed their meals, too, so the whole party was completely happy. The ale I had was the icing on the cake (not literally), though it's name now escapes me. The Ivy House is an excellent spot for a great Sunday lunch. They had signs in the pub, asking for patrons to support an effort to stop a new train track being laid across the fields right in front of the pub. I surely hope they succeed in this effort. The pub's in a very serene spot. If we're ever in the area again, we'll be back.

Went here for afternoon tea, when lockdown was lifted in the U.K…read more Very good social distancing, everyone was wearing masks, felt safe with the generous distance between the tables. Staff were attentive to dietary requirements. For the afternoon tea they require a deposit during booking. (Advice is to book your afternoon tea well ahead of time, with your set dietary requirements so they can accommodate for this beforehand). We went during Christmas, so the afternoon tea was composed for the season. This consisted of seasonal sandwiches, seasonal cakes and treats. Very generous portions for the price, and lovely desserts. As for the sandwiches, they were not up to scratch unfortunately. Very basic tasting, and dry. This is why I am giving a 3 star rating, as I would probably only return for the location / ambiance / dessert aspect of the afternoon tea. Parking is in abundance. Do check it out!

The accommodation is what ne can expect from these hotels. The furniture and beds are nearly always…read moreup to the same standard. I like these type of hotels. There is never a surprise. What one gets is the same sterile environment. The customer knows what they will get when staying at these venues. This hotel is attached to a pub that is independent to the hotel. It has an agreement to supply the breakfasts. The pubs called the horse & Jockey. There is plenty of parking and disabled individuals are catered for.

As said above, you don't get anything unexpected with Premier Travel Inns and this is no exception…read more The rooms are clean and look well presented packed with everything you can possibly need including a kettle and accessories for that very important morning cup! The only drawback for me personally is that sterile feel. The service is polite and helpful and we didnt have any problems here. The pub next door is known as the Horse and Jockey which is quite a popular pub and which offers breakfast for an extra cost. There's not much to complain about here!

Our stay at the Tower house was lovely. Just recently newly aquired, there were changes taking…read moreplace when we arrived none of which stopped our hostess Elizabetta from taking excellent care of us. The room was clean and quiet as was the shared bath. We went to the No1 restaurant for dinner as per Elizabetta's suggestion and recieved complementary aperitifs from the Tower House before an amazing meal. Breakfast was also included the next morning and the eggs benedict had a perfect sauce, not too heavy. We would definitely return.

This is a low budget hotel that showed up on my spur of the moment planning as we got off the…read moretrain. It was inexpensive but the location was great and served our needs perfectly for a quick night. The room was quite large, with snacks and bottled water included. The window was a little funky as was opaque, but we got some ambient light. Be aware there is no elevator, but we literally only had backpacks, so it was fine for us. Desk service was very good. He clearly explained things to us, polite and friendly. Overall, this was a clean, very serviceable budget hotel with a great location. They apparently have a deal with a nearby restaurant for a discount on their buffet, but we didn't partake.

Great location right in the city and within walking distance from the train station. Jamie's is…read more(was?) right below. Big cons: very oddly shaped rooms and no elevator even though the lobby is on the second floor. Loud at night with bar and street noise from below. Bottled water and cookies each night was a nice touch.