"I was on a business trip to Amersham and my boss recommended this hotel. It's in a unique UK town. Small but beautiful. The breakfast was surprisingly delicious!"

"Great place to stay. great experience. Cozy and comfortable. amenities close by Aldi’s coming soon friendly hosts no complaints"

"Room 303 has no air flow. The window opens only so far and the blind is up by Velcro. Ask for a fan if you are there in the summer weather. Room 12 is lovely, massive bathroom and 2 sets of windows that open. Much cooler room. The building is lovely, the location is spot on and food is delicious - dinner and breakfast. Service for breakfast could have been a bit more attentive"

"Don't be fooled by the first impression from outside which looked good with some beautiful floral baskets etc. The first room allocated in the main pub was room 9. I appreciate that the building itself is 16th century but did not expect 16th century dust on all of the stairwell. The toilet seat was broken and the macerator after a flush kept going intermittently and the toilet did not refill. The whole room was grubby with furniture I'm not sure Oxfam would take. The gentleman we spoke to was friendly and moved us to a courtyard room which was better but then it could not have been worse. The blind in the bathroom had mould on it as did the bathroom ceiling and whilst the furniture and furnishings were better they were all very dated. The breakfast experience was like faulty towers. Again a very amicable gentleman but as he was cleaning rooms and changing bed linen and then coming across I did wonder at the hygiene of it all. We were cordially asked if we wished for tea or coffee and that was it. Eventually saw orange juice on the bar and then the breakfast appeared. All pre cooked and possibly microwaved or left in a warming oven. One and a half pieces of toast (small loaf slices each). No option on white or brown and just brown arrived. No choice of egg. A greasy fried egg swum on the plate with a sausage and two pieces of bacon which might have said a passing hello to the frying pan and a few baked beans. Dreadful. Such a shame as Amersham was pleasant and we were off to a concert at the O2 so ideally located for Amersham on the Hill tube station"

"We stayed for 3 nights over the bank holiday. The pub is situated in a quiet village. The room was adequate. Could do with modernisation. It was clean enough but basic. Had to ask for clean towels. There are tea and coffee making facilities in the room. Cooked breakfast was nice. There was a selection of cereals but no yoghurt or fruit, fruit juice or pastries. The main disappointment was that public area closed at 10pm on Saturday and 7pm on Sunday. The outside seating area was lovely and there is a separate side entrance for guests. "