The Lamb Inn

If you're staying in Burford I doubt you could find a better hotel - equal perhaps, but doubt you could better it. The bar area is stone flagged and tasteful - I bet it's cosy in the winter with the fires on. The room was well proportioned, lovely bathroom. Restaurant was also nice. I thought the breakfast and evening menus were a little limited, but it was good quality and others may disagree with me. The major issue I have with the hotel though is that 3 weeks into some really hot weather, they really should have done better than a simple fan in the bedrooms. The restaurant was stifling in the evening, really unbearable. The room also got very stuffy. It's a very old inn, with thick stone walls, so of course you wouldn't expect aircon, but they should have invested in a decent portable unit for the restaurant. The staff were no doubt struggling too, so kept retreating to the kitchen where I think there must have been aircon. Bar staff very pleasant. Wifi great. Plenty of outside tables at the back of the property. Very pretty inn.

My mother and I enjoyed our two night stay at the Lambs Inn, it's tucked away on a lovely quiet street, but only a 2 min walk to Burford High Street. Our room was lovely, and the breakfast was very good. Staff attentive. My only complaint was we could hear the people in the room next to us talking when we were in bed.

Are you looking for a little piece of British Charm somewhere in the dreamy Cotswold? This place definitely delivered! Highly recommended