Village House Coaching Inn

The place stinks of cat pee. The corridor/stairs carpets are very old and dirty. The bed felt like a huge person slept in the middle and made it wonky. I’m asthmatic and had a crises whilst there, so definitely damp around the place. The single glazed windows were poorly maintained and meant very little sleep during a storm because of the noise and draught. Broken biscuits left as a ‘treat’ on the top of the tea cup. It’s not worth the price they’re asking for.

The room was clean and the owner was friendly. The room was freezing cold on arrival and only warmed up a little. It then cooled down and was freezing overnight and the heating did not come on again until around 9 a.m. The restaurant for breakfast was also freezing cold. The hotel looks like it is being refurbished so hopefully they will sort this out. Until then only visit in the summer!

We were given the warmest welcome and throughout the weekend they were cheerful and friendly. I would definitely stay again

Staff very welcoming .Room prepared well for us. Matching hangers would have made the room look that much smarter.

It is a very old building, obviously, so it has some limitations but it has so much character to make up for it. Staff were so welcoming and attentive and the breakfast was absolutely delicious. Would definitely visit again if going down to that part of England.

Lovely old village inn. Very friendly staff. Excellent breakfast. Room basic and needs some tlc

Inexpensive accommodations above a pub with beer garden and restaurant. Room was clean and bed comfortable. The room we had was described as “cosy” so I knew it would be small yet I saw some other rooms being cleaned and they looked very spacious but probably cost more. Our bathroom was tiny as well, but this is all we needed for a 1 night stay. The Village of Findon is small with friendly locals. There is another pub, more intimate, in the village called The Gun Inn, there is a wonderful little market that has prepared foods, baked goods, magazines, beer and wine, etc. For breakfast, we went to Dee Dee’s. Very friendly staff, good coffee (they have an espresso machine) and they serve breakfast and lunch. They also have outdoor seating in the front and back. There aren’t any sidewalks really but most of the roads were not busy (except the main road into the village) so going for a walk and seeing homes, walking up the hills for the views of the farms, was safe and pleasant. It’s a pretty quiet village and a nice way to spend some time experiencing a typical English village day.

Nice house/ hotel with spacious rooms in a quiet , clean village centre.

Fine for one or two night stay but very limited parking and few staff available during the day. Staff friendly when available.