The Mousetrap Inn

If you want to walk into a pub and feel like one of locals then this is the place for you! We were delighted to see The Mousetrap within touching distance of the holiday house that we were staying in. The hospitality is second to none and special mention of Jimmy the barman extraordinaire who made us feel so welcome from the outset. Great selection of drinks on offer and the food is amazing! Highly recommend their Sunday lunch menu and the Cote de Boeuf was one of the best steaks we’ve had in a long time! We will definitely be visiting again.

Beautiful little Inn with great food and a good breakfast. We paid for a superior room and were in room 11. It was lovely and clean and bed very comfy. The only downside was the noise from the kitchen below us, but it wasn’t bad enough to make a complaint. One piece of constructive criticism would be to open the front door for visitors all day as the rear entry was smelly, full of rubbish and yuck in the floor from the kitchen. All in all a good stay. Thank you.

On arrival we was greeted by the general manager (I think ), his hospitality was second to none, due to work being completed our room was upgraded so we was not affected by any noise, which we really appreciated. Service was brilliant, very friendly and helpful. Great bar/ restaurant facilities and the bed was really comfortable. Location is really good, only a short walk away from the shops and bakeries. We loved our stay and will definitely be back! Thank you.

Arrived at the Mousetrap Inn only to find we could not get parked within 500yds of the venue. Very few spaces available given the number of rooms available. I think this should be highlighted before arrival as after a 200 mile drive it didn’t start things well. Once we walked back and booked in our welcome was warm and informative from a very friendly receptionist. All was explained in detail. The room was adequate but very warm. Once the windows were opened we managed to get some air through. Eventually during the evening saw a space in the car park and managed to walk back to the car and get back in time to get in.The far end of the car park is the rubbish area with overflow being in the end bay which is not ideal when trying to get parked. The sleep was t good with a very uneven mattress and very warm in the room. Later found that the floor was very hot across under the bed which I presume was heating pipes. We were above the kitchen but as they finished at a reasonable time it did not present a problem. One problem with the kitchen however is the rear access to the accommodation. The area outside the door is absolutely disgusting, the path to the rooms out the back is lathered in grease and puddles of stagnant soapy water lying around the drain. This all comes from the rear door to the kitchen and the outside cooler unit. Very poor considering it is an access route for guests. Breakfast was in itself very good and well cooked, the serving staff however might benefit from treating the customer as such and not using looks and attitude towards people as if they are naughty children! We had to wait around for several minutes for the door to open as when we arrived just after 8am there were no staff around. Also loud conversation with the kitchen staff discussing last nights tv is not what I desire over breakfast. To be a stand out venue in this area these sort of problems need to be addressed.

Great find stayed for 2 nights lovely rooms attentive friendly staff , location is great cost little pub with nice food and beer can’t fault it. Had dinner 1 night also which was really good food, short 5 min stroll into the centre , and a great base for walks and exploring the stunning Cotswolds , can’t wait to go back

Steve and Michelle were excellent hosts in their lovely 'The Mousetrap Inn'. I was travelling solo and stayed in one of the ground-floor rooms, and I was so happy. The room was spotless, and fresh, oh and that bed was just so incredibly comfortable. I was greeted as a friend and looked after, the staff were just as wonderful. I couldn't fault the accommodation or the food at all. Besides being spoilt the village is beautiful, I would recommend getting up early before the visitors arrive for happy snaps.