Inn on the Wye

Very average Inn, rooms are tired, bed mattress was cheap and uncomfortable, shower not hot and bathroom very dated. Breakfast is normally a good indicator and it was really poor, the cooked breakfast was very small, and the ingredients were cheap and nasty, no toast arrived, tea cups were dirty, a great shame as venue has potential and location is good but needs urgent updating to decor and furnishings in bedrooms

Excellent service and lovely, really tasty Indian food. It also catered for one of our party who like English food. The service was prompt and friendly, but not intrusive which was just right. We really enjoyed our evening and will definitely go again.

The good thing about this place is the location.. absolutely stunning.. Check in was sample for us. Most of the staff seem a bit clueless.. they didn't seem to know about anything.. A couple of staff were ok but it seems some training needs to be done. The restaurant closes at 8pm.. (website says 9pm).. I'm not sure why it closes at that time on a Saturday night when it's busy. Food look nice. Breakfast took over an hour from ordering, not really sure why it took so long.. again no organisation?? the lodges need updating.. ones been done ..hopefully the rest will be done . All in all .. the owner needs to smell the coffee & sort this place out.... otherwise i fear it will be run into the ground..it could be a gem if run properly..

Very dog friendly Inn and we were all made very welcome. Staff were lovely. The restaurant was very busy and we were informed of a delay, but we really didn't have long to wait compared to other places. The food was amazing, both British and real Indian. To be honest, I think the butter chicken is potentially award winning. Large portions of food on our plates, I am gluten free and was very well catered for. This time we stayed in the chalets, which were very cosy. However, I would have given a 5 star review, but there was no hot water available was unable to take a shower. Apart from this, we really enjoyed our stay. We have been before, and will come again.

Visited here on a sunny Sunday afternoon. Menu only small, Sunday dinner or a couple of curry dishes and sides to choose from. We both opted for curry with a rice and naam bread to share. Food was fairly quick to come but we bought out before our plates and cutlery so sat getting cold whilst we waited then only bought a spoon each and no napkins. Food was good but a little expensive for what we got. Our son wanted an ice cream for pudding, we stood at the bar for around 10 minutes before anybody appeared, then a older blonde lady came behind the bar and told us we'd have to wait whilst she put an order through which must of taken another ten minutes as there was some kind of problem she was was moaning about to a younger bar girl who was clearly uncomfortable that we were still waiting to pay for a single cornetto. She couldn't find the ice cream on the till so had to charge us for a sundae meaning a normal strawberry cornetto cost me £3.50, absolute rip off. The attitude of the lady and slowness or service has put us off coming back which is a shame as the food was good.

Worst Sunday lunch ever. Raw fat served as lamb, chicken too tough to chew, birthday treat ruined. Long wait and certainly not worth it. Many complained some walked out. I wish we had. Staff under pressure no sign of management. Shocking, never again