A fabulous stay! very friendly staff, spotless room, excellent breakfast and as for the carvery!!! superb choice well presented by Ian and his staff ,definately recommend and will stay again.

A nice little 3-star hotel. Friendly staff. We booked pretty late (2 days before a bank holiday) - for around £60 for a twin room very reasonable.

Of course, the ubiquitous wedding took place on Saturday night, but as the reception staff pointed out, their license is only until midnight and miraculously, at that time, all noise did cease!

The food was definitely worthwhile - the carvery and desserts in particular.

Worth staying at.

Pleasant room, reasonable size, clean and quiet, average price. Surprise to see blankets on the bed rather than a duvet. However typical of the hotel, which seemed a bit dated, but service good.

The food in the carvery was a bit variable. Some of our party had lamb shank that was a bit tough, but my rabbit was lovely. The lumpy custard with pudding was removed and replaced quickly when pointed out.

Wine list was reasonably priced and quite varied.

The Old Tollgate is a nice hotel in a small village. The actual hotel is nice, however be careful on the room allocation and if you are facing the back, overlooking a yard with bins AVOID AT ALL COSTS. We were unfortunate to have such a room but did not realise the problems until the middle of the night!
1. there is a generator which runs constantly outside the window and cuts in and out all night.
2. 5am - lorry delivers to back of hotel outside window.
3. 6am - bin lorries collect empty bottles and make a real racket
4. 8am - other guests sit at benches outside window and talk at top of voices!

The actual restaurant looks nice but it was only a choice of cavery which was overtaken by wedding guests. Approx £20 per head. there is a decent Chinese and Indian restaurant nearby.