The Star Inn 1744

Expensive... £5.30 for a Pint, beer was nothing special and slightly cloudy. Other pubs close by in other villages that don't charge as much. If was normal prices would have stayed for more........... Shame really as is a nice pub. I guess as the only pub left in the village they think they can charge what they want.

We stayed for one night only on the Sunday night special offer. £129 got us a double room, a two course Sunday lunch and a continental breakfast - when you bear in mind the lunch would've been £26 each that's insanely good value for money. The quality and variety of food was as good as anywhere we've been. Good quality and variety of beers too! One thing to bear in mind is the rooms at the back (1 and 2) have a loud extractor fan outside the window which runs all night. We had the air con on and the window shut and slept like babies. A special shout out to the staff. The young team on duty for our stay were helpful, friendly and good-natured, each and every one of them. A table was booked for dinner and they also booked us one for the pub quiz - which was busy, fun and hotly contested by the friendly locals. Oh - and it wasn't an early night.. A great find and we'll be back..

Stayed for one night for work. Bar is pretty and nicely appointed. Beers are fine. Food rather uninspired pub grub and expensive for what it is. Bar was briefly invaded by 8 young kids clamouring for squash but landlord shepherded them back onto the green out front where they continued to scream their lungs out. Don’t plan on an early night during summer. Room was fine, on the large side with aircon. But a loud buzzing noise in the room and a bright green emergency exit light in the room meant a disturbed night’s sleep. Surprised a cook breakfast was an extra tenner