The Wheatsheaf Inn

Visited again on a Monday evening and as always were welcomed by a friendly, smiling guy called Charlie who remembered our drinks order from the previous visit. Had a chat with the others working- Jack, Duncan and a lovely young lady Lottie, and was a shame not to be able to say hello to Harriet. The staff are always hard working, attentive and enjoy a chat and a laugh. The food always looks and smells amazing and the pub is a popular place for a night or two stay while exploring the area. There is also regular live music and a restaurant area, as well as a large courtyard garden and a large private dining room. Will be back before too long.

We were shown to an outside area and then left at the table at which point one of us decided to go in and order drinks as no one had come near us. We were advised that we could order from the table using the app but one of our party had already been told someone would be out to us to take our orders. We asked someone again if our orders would be taken and were again told someone would come out. After waiting another 5-10 minutes, one of us decided to go in and order the food at the bar as (yes) no-one had been out (we were later told that table service wasn’t provided to the area we were sitting at so why say someone would be out on two occasions?). When the starters were brought out we had to ask for cutlery and there was also a delay in bringing these out for the mains too. The main courses were underwhelming and certainly nothing special - salmon salad had hard potatoes and the burger was minimal for the £19 price tag. No one came near us to ask if everything was Ok which I assumed was a basic level of service. Don’t think we will be visiting again. Don’t normally leave negative reviews but needed to on this occasion.

My son and I stayed at the Wheatsheaf for a wedding. We experienced great hospitality, flexibility, helpfulness & tasty food. Our room was lovely , beds comfortable & very clean. The hotel itself is charming and something from a picture postcard internally. I don’t hesitate to recommend it.

The room has no air con n need to sleep with a fan on. The room is not very well clean as there are some cobweb n insects on the bedsheets. The shower is very open which is not suitable for family except couples. The room is very small n is not suitable for elderly as need to climb a steep steps. Staff not very approachable

The Wheatsheaf Inn is a charming inn in the Cotswolds, beautifully located for touring round the region. We wife and I stayed (for two nights) , with mother-in-law and sister-in-law. The room we had was the largest of the three with a lot of character, with stone walls and old furniture. The bed was fantastic, large and extremely comfortable. The bathrooom was large with Jack and Jill sinks. Nice touches were bottles of water, plentiful supply and choice of teas and coffee, and daily fresh milk for the beverages. There was also a fridge and a basket both full of local produce and drinks for us to try (at a cost). Our room was, however showing signs of wear (stained walls, broken toilet seat and flush handle, and signs of mould under the sink). Nevertheless the service was excellent thoughout (except perhaps in the dining room - separate review), the breakfasts were extremely good with a lot of variety for a cooked option) so that the hotel just about justified the quite high price that we paid for the two nights