The Cow Dalbury

Wonderful accommodation

A lovely hotel. Staff were really friendly and helpful

Stayed here for 1 night, amazing pub, the staff and managements couldn’t do anymore to help. The restaurant is closed on an evening at present, but the Cow have laid on a free taxi (converted black cab) to take guest to two neighbouring sister pubs of your choose, amazing thought in the current climate. Picked up and dropped off at times that suit you, this made our stay even nicer, as experienced two gorgeous public house/restaurants in the one night. Beautiful rooms and amazing brekkie, will defo visit again,

Fantastic pub with rooms and amazing food. Our room was closest to the bar which worried us a little on arrival but somehow (maybe the heavyweight door!) we weren’t disturbed by noise at all really which was a great relief. The room was spacious with a little outside space which was nice and quality fixtures and fittings - we were pleasantly surprised when it was cleaned after our first night (we stayed for two nights). The bar/restaurant has a lovely cosy, traditional feel. Service was good but a few times we were left standing at the bar twiddling our thumbs - much better to tell customers you’ll be with them shortly rather than leave them standing there while you’re finishing what you’re doing. The food was delicious - loved the warm bread and butter too. The only slight disappointment was the cheese board which was a bit flavourless and the crackers weren’t great and weren’t to our taste. Our waitress forgot our table water twice and eventually brought it out after our mains - I admire staff that don’t write anything down but when things get forgotten it can be annoying. There was a pretty severe storm while we were there and the the pub suffered some water ingress but the staff weren’t phased by it at all and were very professional in carrying on as though nothing has happened when some of the lights went out. My husband was bitterly disappointed with the lack of ale on offer - being as it’s so popular at the moment it was disappointing that they didn’t have more on offer. All in all a lovely stay and with a few improvements would be 5 stars.

Lovely little place hidden away from the hustle and bustle. We planned on taking a walk but in the end we didn't leave the hotel. Great food. Good wine list. Beautiful room and Molton Brown toiletries always impress me. I'm pretty sure we will be back.

If you are nervous to stay in a "Pub with rooms" this is the place for you! It's really lovely! Great staff & service. the rooms are really nice (We stayed in Room 5 on the ground floor which overlooked the herb garden) There was fresh milk in the fridge if you wanted to make a cuppa, the bed was super comfy, great shower and the whole place was spotless. They did not offer dining one Mondays & Tuesdays whilst we were there (I believe they will be from Mid-April 2022), but they did arrange a taxi to and from their sister property The Bluebell.

We were really looking forward to eating here. We had crab for starter. We were all disappointed it was in a batter. It wasn’t stated on the menu this was the case, and the slaw was a regular coleslaw, not Asian. The fish special main course sounded great but the fish was over cooked. Disappointed

Beautiful little pub and hotel, really peaceful and well set up. The people running this place are so welcoming and couldn’t have been more helpful when I showed up after a long drive! I stayed in room 12 and the double aspect views were great.

Extremely comfortable bed. Lovely bathroom and power shower. Breakfast was excellent.