Swan Inn Lechlade0

Lovely room, spacious and beautifully decorated. Great to have a bath and a shower. Although my very tall husband couldn’t fit in the low shower there was a shower attachment over the bath too which was really useful. Easy to find with free parking.

Road noise plus road sweeper right outside before 7 am. O appreciate this can’t be controlled due to the age and location of the property but it did mean we didn’t sleep well and woke far too early. We couldn’t watch tv in bed as the 4 poster bed frame blocked the screen. Maybe the TV stand needs to swivel or be repositioned.

The Swan Inn, Lechlade, is a 16th Century Pub on the main street, just down from the Market Square. In the past the market would have been held all along the main street for as far as needed. The Swan is a friendly, family place with local people and happy faces - most of the time, and helpful staff -all of the time! The room I had, The Radnor looked out onto the main street, and had a large 4 poster bed. Very comfortable. Access is via a winding stair, but help with luggage, is, I am sure, available. The car park is located at the rear of the pub and is large and easily accessed.

The Swan Inn did not do food, when I was there, so no breakfast, but there is a very good Bakers / Cafe 30 yards away that opens at 8am. Sourdough bread and sausage and bacon rolls. Excellent. Lynwood's.

The beds were very comfortable in this lovely old pub. We had a great night's sleep. We only met one member of staff when we first checked in who was welcoming - you can either go through the pub to get to your room or there is a separate entrance allowing independence. We don't know if it's deliberate or not, but very few of the accommodation places do breakfast but there are plenty of places to buy a gorgeous breakfast in the town so a great example of businesses supporting each other. Would definitely recommend The Swan Inn.

The shower wasn't brilliant but we coped!

Although the room was tired and quite small the single bed was very comfortable, the linen spotless. The electric shower was great. Tea and coffee making facilities were available but sadly only 'normal' tea - no alternative so an evening cuppa was not there (for me). The young lady that registered my arrival was a lovely cheerful type and made conversation as she showed me the room and made it clear that if there were any problems she was available to help.

My one and only big gripe really was that the walls were paper thin. Despite an exhausting day I retired to bed earlyish but was woken by the couple in the next room at around 23:30 as they came in. They weren't excessively loud just having a normal conversation but I felt like I was in their room and included in it. The TV was on the small side and suffered from interference to the satellite signal so wasn't worth turning on but that is just a minor observation.

The room (Marlborough) is fabulous. Plenty of space and character, a nice ensuite and of course the four poster which was comfy. Exactly as it looks in the pictures. Staff were friendly and helpful. All clean and well kept.

It was a cold weekend and the room took a while to heat up. There was quite a lot of noise from the road outside, the bar downstairs and the room above. I don't know whether it was Booking.com or the Inn, but it wasn't totally clear that no food or breakfast was served at the pub or included in the price. The message in the text mentioned COVID issues and to check (which we didn't, and assumed it was an old message). The local pubs and cafes were great so it didn't matter too much, but I think you should remove the COVID message as it makes you think it's out of date.

The location is stunning as was the accommodation. Free parking was great and next to the entrance to the hotel. Amazing room, 4 poster bed, Chesterfield chairs, fireplace and glorious stonework walls. The roll top bath was a lovely bonus. Friendly barman wished us well when checking out. If you love history & medieval rooms this is for you. Loved it.

When we first arrived after a 2.5hr drive, the booking didn't show payment on the hotels booking system, however, had been taken out of my partners bank account by booking.com. There was little understanding on the managerial side of the hotel which unfortunately, put a dampener on the initial arrival. Along with a misunderstanding of having our dog with us and told we must pay extra for him, it was quite disheartening to begin with. It was eventually rectified, somehow booking.com cancelled the fund withdrawal from my partners account, why this happened is beyond me. We then payed in full at the hotel checkin with no real apathy from the management or apology for the mix up. I would recommend always booking direct with the hotel to avoid this.

Swan Inn is a quirky little place, with only 4 bedrooms. Very clean. It is in the middle of the town.

The inn is a quirky little place, with very clean room. The bathroom is well maintained, the bedsheets and towels are white and smell fresh. Very comfortable bed. The location is perfect. A short walk to Thames River bank. We used Lechlade as our base to visit Bibury and Cirencester. Overall, our stay was fabulous. We will stay again, when we get the chance. Highly recommended. Best value for money, too.

Great location in the centre of Lechlade which is a lovely little town. The room and the bathroom could have been a little bigger as it was difficult to move around without bumping into each other but they were absolutely spotless, the beds were comfortable and we didn't spend much time inside as the weather was terrific and there's plenty of places to go. Well worth getting a few of the 50p leaflets from the library/information office with details of local walks. The restaurant isn't currently open (which we were aware of before we went) but it really didn't matter as there are other places for breakfast, lunch or dinner within a short distance and you can make early morning tea/coffee in the room.

I stayed at the Swan Inn after completing a long day hiking the Thames Path. The inn was located centrally, with shops and restaurants nearby. The room was comfortable and the bathroom had one of the biggest baths I've ever seen. The room was in great condition and the bed was great.

The only issue I had was setting the smoke alarm off in the morning when boiling the kettle, which was directly underneath.

The room was really interesting with stone walls, oak beams and a four poster bed. There was plenty of room. I chose it to surprise my husband as the room was called Radnor which weirdly was the name of his dog when he was growing up.

The pub didn’t do food but to be fair I was sent an email advising me of this. We ate dinner across the road at the New Inn and breakfast at Lynwoods. Both were excellent so The Swan Inn is missing out on this trade.