The Swan Inn

Comfortable room and atmospheric public areas, in a very attractive setting. Friendly and helpful staff.

Staff were really welcoming, friendly and helpful on arrival. The room was gorgeous and so cosy! It was a really lovely place. We only stayed as we were attending a friends wedding, but we will definitely stay again when we can spend more time. It was a perfect stay!

We had an absolutely wonderful time at the Swan Inn. It was spotlessly clean, both the room and the pub. The staff was cheerful and helpful.

Checked into hotel and was not told why where was ear plugs in the room. Untill every 15 minutes you can hear the church bells. This went on all night. Not their fault but should warn customers that you won’t sleep at all.

Really enjoyed the stay, it was a lovely place, with friendly and efficient staff. As well as a good menu and nice breakfast, there was a good separate gluten free menu for tea and breakfast. Not sure on eco friendliness.

Nice enough. Accommodation is is in rooms off the car park. Food wasn’t the best and the local Church bell rang on the hour through the night which didn’t help. Lovely location and parking adjacent to rooms.

I stayed for three nights. The bed was comfortable and the church bell didn't bother me (in fact, quite pleasant). The room was sparsley furnished - a shelf rather than drawers. The breakfast was good. The downside is that they are geared up for one nighters. No servicing of the room. If I needed new tea, towels, toilet rolls etc I had to ask in the pub. A cleaner told me she'd been told not to go into rooms still being used. I guess this started with covid - but that's long over. The rooms are outside the pub, so if it's closed (eg at night) there's no staff around. It's a shame I can't give a better write up - it's a lovely place - but the lack of room service lets them down.

The property is located not far from Stoke but in a rural village with unique church tower and right next to Wybunbury Moss National Nature Reserve. The inn itself has a historic feel, but accommodation is in an adjacent long, single-storey building behind, next to the inn's car park. Ours (room 7) was clean, comfortable and fine for our overnight stay, but not especially spacious or luxurious. Dinner comprised decent pub food (generous portions), breakfast was packet cereals (no muesli) with generous 'full English' or variations thereof plus toast and tea or coffee.

The room was fine - basic, but served our needs. Having the pub right there was great. The gentleman (forgot his name) who served our breakfast in the morning was just a delight. Very friendly and accomodating. He made our visit a pleasant one!