Abingdon inns

Pros: Very pleasant owners, very good Chinese dinner, very good breakfast, beautiful small Thamesside village.

Pros: The people who run the hotel and pub are fantastic, and the food is really good.

Pros: John, the owner, is the most friendly host we met during our holiday in the Cotswalds.

Pros: Quiet clean room

Pros: Clean, well-heated and ventilated room and bathroom. Excellent, freshly- cooked breakfast. Good value restaurant (Chinese). Accommodating staff.

Cons: No real bad points although access to rooms - either via pub and restaurant or poorly-lit side door from garden - is not ideal.

Pros: The Plough Inn was situated in a beautiful location. The room we stated in (double room with the four poster bed) was beautiful and the shower was amazing! The staff we very friendly and we enjoyed a quiet drink in the bar at night with a sociable atmosphere. It's obvious that the owners love their job! It was lovely to have the option of a late breakfast.

Cons: The only improvement would be a better selection of cereals for breakfast. Perhaps a muesli or porridge.

Pros: Friendly, Welcoming and curtious. Lovely venue, good location, easy to find and good food.

Cons: None

Pros: Welcoming and friendly atmosphere, great food, superb room and a wonderful host.

Cons: None

Pros: Clean, efficient, flexible

Pros: Probably the most comfortable bed on earth, really peaceful surroundings, friendly kind staff, and not a bad pint either! Breakfast was nice, good service. Would definitely stay there again.

Pros: The staff were excellent. They were lovely to our daughter and made us feel very welcome.

Pros: To noisy

Pros: We thoroughly enjoyed our stay - the B&B is also a pub with good beer/ale selection so for dinner we ate in and the food was very good. Breakfast also good. Staff very helpful and courteous. Will stay there again. Easy 15-min. drive to the Park-and-Ride for frequent buses into Oxford. Well worth staying in the countryside.

Cons: One comment only: Bit difficult finding the Inn as our GPS (Garmin 750 with up-to-date European maps) search did not find "Station Road" in Culham but we found the B&B using the GPS Lat/Long coordinates provided by the B&B in the Bookings.com advertisement - very clever. Nevertheless, a GPS is invaluable and a must when travelling in Britain! Using a conventional map to locate the B&B is not a problem.

Pros: Friendly staff, clean modern rooms

Cons: No

Pros: It was local to where I needed to be.

Cons: Some of the staff were friendly. Other staff were a bit off specially at breakfast time. Guests had to make their own tea and coffee. I had to clean hair from the plugholes, in the basin and bathroom of our room.

Pros: Cleanliness of bed linen. Towels clean and white. shower that worked very well. good breakfast.

Cons: walls in the room needed the cobwebs dusted off and the curtain could do with a wash.

Pros: A small but very clean room.

Cons: They need someone like the hotel inspector to call and sort them out. A very poor quality breakfast served on white linen. Toast served on same plate with the breakfast. No fruit, poor choice of cereals. Carton of orange juice on table.

Pros: Nothing in pareticular

Cons: The building had been converted on a budget with poor quality finishes. Access was via a steep external staircase and over a flat roof with no guard rail to the low parapet. The final exit door was secured with a dead lock that needed a key to open from the inside. None of this complies with the current building regulations.

Pros: £40 per night bnb for two was good value for a small ensuite room. Good fry up for breakfast. Good parking. Comfy bed.

Cons: Noisey. Very near train station and freight trains go all night. 18Th Party in marquee ended just after midnight but expected it to go on longer. Only Sugar Puffs for breakfast cereal, no muesli etc

Pros: indian restaurant on site

Cons: street light directly above skylight directly above bed