The Royal Oak Tetbury

Like a tube train at 6pm on Friday. Great pub but it is it pub or a restaurant ? Tables all allocated with chalk reserved boards like towels on a poolside sun-bed at 7 am. Nowhere to sit with a beer yet the Restaurant above is empty. Economics would suggest fifty quid an hour spent on beer makes more sense than nursing a tonic and selling a burger.

Lovely hotel, in a beautiful location

Popped in for lunch on a Monday, the staff were warm and welcoming the pub was beautifully fresh and clean with beautiful window boxes freshly planted. Food was generous and good value along with being delicious. We had burger and the BLT with chips, Will definitely return.

Great stay at the Royal Oak in Tetbury. After reading a couple of poor reviews we still opted to stay here due to the position of the pub being a short walk outside of the main town with it's own onsite free parking. Because we wanted a walk-in shower we were allocated Room No: 1 in the courtyard - a room which had been given the poor reviews. The room was perfectly acceptable, warm, fair sized and spotlessely clean with a large comfortable bed. More importantly there was no smell from drains as had been previously reported. If we had any comment to make it would be that there is no wardrobe but there's plenty of drawer space enough for a 3 or 4 night stay. So, not biggie. A shout out for lovely Sharry and staff who made us feel so welcome and thanks to Chef for the brilliant breakfasts and also probably one of the best burgers we've ever had. Thanks too to Danny (Ace quizmaster and DJ) who gave us recommendations for the Indian restaurants in the area. All in all then a great few days in the Cotswolds and of course we would stay again.

We left and went elsewhere because the room was very dark, like a little cell, and noisy with other rooms above, doors banging etc. The staff were very friendly and helpful. The pub itself looked nice inside but we didn't stay long enough to experience. I hope ******* will give us back some of our money. Fern and Bob Ogley

Lovely stay. Our family flew from different areas of the U.S. and met in England to travel together. We have no complaints! It was clean. Staff was kind. Location fantastic.

We went for Sunday lunch and sadly this experience is indicative of the times we are now in .. it’s called less quality .. or can’t be bothered .. or it’s ok they won’t notice .. or better still how to loose custom!! I’ve had in the past Sunday lunch that was really good and I hadn’t been for a while and as per my prediction it was not good at all .. claggy overdone beef .. tasteless veg.. tasteless everything really .. such a shame .. I suggest the chef tastes his dishes before he sends them out .. I shan’t return and will be sure to tell people not to waste their hard earnt money …

A lovely overnight stay with my friend. It was a birthday celebration. We had the Garden Room which was spacious, modern and extremely clean, beautifully furnished and a great bathroom/shower. We ate in the restaurant and the food was great, I had the Cajun Chicken Burger and my friend had the Beefburger, and we shared the fried Apple Tart, delicious. The chef also added a Birthday Candle!. The Royal Oak is a proper pub with a very welcoming ambience. The locals and other guests that were there, created a lovely warm atmosphere. All the staff were attentive and nothing was too much trouble. Breakfast was equally good, I had Eggs Royale and my friend had a full English. Our little dog accompanied us, and she received a sausage! All in all, a lovely stay and would highly recommend. Thanks to The Royal Oak Team (TROT).

We had a family reunion at the Royal Oak this week. We hired Acorn House(just a cross the road from the pub) and two rooms at the pub. 10 of us altogether. We were 4 couples and 2 singles. To say we had a great time is an understatement! Every single person on the staff was so helpful and friendly and couldn’t do enough for us. We all had breakfast upstairs in the private dining room at the pub. Great range of choices, all well cooked. We didn’t eat there in the evening because one night was a Tuesday when they don’t do evening meals. On the Wednesday night The Cotswold Chef, Guido, came and cooked for us. Both evenings were great with all 10 of us gathered around the large square oak table in the dining room of Acorn House. The house is beautifully presented, very clean and comfortable with quality fittings. An especial thank you to Neil for all his care and attention to make sure we had everything we needed, and to Sharry for all her patience getting the details for our visit set up.