Cari Penginapan di Lydney

"We found our stay to be very comfortable and clean .size of room was good ,the bathroom had a very big bath and shower . We had a meal in the restaurant and breakfasts before leaving both very good .would definitely recomend staying here . Staff were helpful and friendly."

"The food is fantastic and staff are very friendly"

"Very pleased with every aspect of our holiday and will probably stay here again. Can't recommend it enough. Very pleased."

"This was truly an “Pub with and Inn” experience. The Cat in the Custard is the hub of this small Cotswold village, so we felt like travelers in time. Our room was in the eaves and very tiny so we moved to a larger one - both were lovely. The food is very good, and the breakfast hot and plentiful. "

"Food excellent, hosts very amiable, both with a good sense of humour, beer and Guinness in bar spot on. "

"A lovely over night stay . Excellent services. "

"The service from the staff was perfect. Rooms are looking a little tired, but the service was top notch. "

"A nice stay when in the area. The food is good, as are the team. I did hear some locals moaning about both, however that isn't my experience at all. The rooms are good, I had a different room this time and it's probably due for some tlc, however it was serviceable and the bed was comfy etc. The Bowl has a nice feel in a lovely location - it was a stunning evening to sit outside and dine whilst reading a book - with the bell ringing practise starting in the evening. "

"From the first time we walked in until the moment we left all the staff we came across were friendly, polite and very helpful.The room was clean and well kept, the bar served nice food and beer. All in all we would stay there again if down that way."

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"Great"

"Quirky, quiet place to stay between the river and the canal. Lovely, comfy room and quiet. The restaurant is open Weds onwards. There is a Toby Carvery a few minutes down the road but not dog friendly. Gloucester centre about 10 mins drive away. Good stop on the way to Wales."