The Olde Bell - Carte

We stayed 2 nights. It was OK for what we required. The hotel doesn't take cash. Didn't know money wasn't legal tender !!!!!

Popped in for a coffee which was lovely, very creamy latte. Staff were very friendly and welcoming and there was a very cosy atmosphere.

A very enjoyable stay . The room as very comfortable, clean and well equipped. The staff were helpful friendly . Especially the breakfast lady , Breakfast was a buffet which was excellent . Voir le carte

Terrible customer service!! Asked to pay our bill half way through the night, even though we had already paid. Staff should communicate and be aware of customers needs. No experience of dealing with customers, rude and condescending.

Great accommodation food. Centrally located for walking and local attractions. We didn’t take a dog but there were several at the accommodation along with families and disabled persons. The rooms were great with loads of parking. A lovely village to walk around or along the river to the locks and even into Marlow which has a great vibe.

Had a lovely high tea for my retirement with my colleagues. Too much to eat. Sandwiches were lovely, but I don't like smoke salmon. Wish there was an alternative to that. Cakes were the best. Plenty of tea and coffee. My only criticism, shame boxes weren't supplied to take the cakes and sandwiches home that we couldn't eat instead of foil or cling film. Definitely worth going again Voir le carte

We held our wedding in the Tithe Barn and Chloe was brilliant at organising and coordinating our day. She managed every aspect of the occasion calmy and professionally, being proactive, friendly and helpful. We were really impressed with the quality of the food, all our guests loved it. The setting was gorgeous and our photographs were amazing. Our guests were also very happy with the accommodation which was lovely and clean and modern. The bar was run and staffed very efficiently, no queues for drinks and all very friendly staff. Thank you to the team at this lovely hotel for looking after us so well on our special day.

We had lunch here, from the Summer Kitchen menu. It was superb value for money. We had a meat platter and a fish platter plus kids meal. The platters were amazing; the meat platter had various meats (beef, 2 sorts of ham, chorizo, prosciutto, salami plus 2 potions of pate, brie, cheddar, bread, olives and pickled onions. For £20 it was great value and would feed 2 people comfortably. The fish platter was also substantial though not as much as the meat one. Both were good quality food well prepared and reasonably priced. I have been to ‘cheaper’ pubs where the platters are a bit of a rip off. Have to add that the service was impeccable. All in all highly recommend.

We had to walk through the lovely old pub full of atmosphere to the beautifully decorated dining room which could have been any stylish restaurant in the country apart from the terrible 1980s art on the walls and zero atmosphere. We were then given the bar menus to choose from which had no starters, so it was fish and chips or pies all round, good traditional pub food without feeling we were in an historic pub. Yet the branded pots on our plates containing small quantities of mushy peas and condiments made it very hard to add them to the meal. By contrast the dessert menu was extensive and the portions generous. The service was polite and efficient. Several of us felt we would rather have or... Voir le carte