Booked for lunch however when we arrived told our reservation had been put in for the next day. The person behind the bar was very unhelpful said they had stopped serving and not his fault. His reaction was rude and sarcastic, disappointed by his attitude.

Stayed one night. Had a lovely stay. Lovely historical building with very friendly staff. Breakfast was good. Also ate there for dinner. Everything very good.

We came to The George for dinner and luckily Ian was on duty to make sure everything went well, he knows how to run front of house. The food was also really good again. Keep it up.

We were staying at the hotel for a couple of nights and ate there both nights. Lovely pub grub. Their breakfasts were great too.

Great atmosphere, excellent food, fabulous hosts .......AND dog-friendly. PLUS this place is set in a picture postcard village. What's not to like? 😃

Booked Friday evening dinner, very friendly staff, shown quickly to our lovely table. Had the baked Camembert to share as a starter …. Huge and tasted amazing. Followed by the Eye fillet which was absolutely stunning. If you are in the area I would highly...recommend stopping here for dinner.More

The pub has all the signs to be amazing but sadly it is not by any stretch of the imagination. The village setting is quintessentially British and on arrival the scenery does put you in a great mood. Sadly that lift in spirit does not...last on. Stayed one night there and as soon as you walk in you feel like the staff are disappointed that you did make it to the place. Taken to the room upstairs and it was very very clean. Yes it is small and the shower room reminds you to go back to weight watchers upon your return home. It’s a pub room and walls are paper thin. I could hear the person next door unzip his suitcase!! I hope that’s what it was…. Booked dinner for 7:30 and the restaurant was simply empty. Guy at bar took me the the table furthest away and luckily I ordered my drinks whilst I was at the bar. Guy brought me the menu when I sat down but he never came back. At 7:50 I walked to the bar to call the waitress who was most helpful since the guy forgot about me. Dinner was pricey but very good. Guy from counter came to get my plate at 8:20 and I asked for the dessert menu. 15 minutes later I walked to bar to tell them I am leaving. The guy then said oh sorry I forgot to bring the menu!! The restaurant was just empty and he forgot!!!! The 2 staff were busy all the time discussing tipping week whilst they totally ignored a paying customer. Room wise: if you are like me and built for comfort with extra padding, you will find the shower room and the toilet most uncomfortable. It is extremely small and tight. No hot water in wash basin but shower was powerful and hot. Breakfast is included but it’s only continental. Full English is extra. You don’t help yourself but rather tell the waitress what you want and she brings it to you. Coffee is made fresh in front of you and the morning service (without the bearded guy from night before) was excellent!More

Every time we think we will treat ourselves to Sunday lunch out we always come back to Ye Old George. Classics done well. Sunday roast with all the trimmings, treacle tart, wine, coffee. Heaven!! To top it the service is friendly and welcoming, quick and...attentive. Can’t fault them.More

Stayed here overnight while walking the South Downs Way. Lovely pub! Welcoming log fire, comfortable beds, wonderful food. The manager kindly offered us a lift back to the trail after breakfast, which saved us 2 miles uphill walk back. We would definitely recommend this place...and would love to come back!More

Food was great, service was slow and inatentive. Bell for food pick-ups was being rung three to four times before waiting staff went to the kitchen.

Booked a specific room for a special occasion, which the hotel was notified of. Was given a different one, with several conflicting excuses. Spent ages listening to the phone conversation in the room we should have had, through paper thin walls. We were the only...customers in the overpriced and chilly restaurant so there was no atmosphere. Asked the waitress if there was salad with the steak and she said no, so we ordered salad. The steak came with a mound of pea shoots. The salad was a bucket of pea shoots. We'd had enough pea shoots so we didn’t eat the salad. We went to the bar area after dinner, having not been offered a chance to order dessert or coffee, to hear the chef loudly complaining to the bar staff about customers who "complain" (we didn’t complain, we asked) about salad, only to leave it. Next morning, our otherwise lovely breakfast had a pile of inappropriate pea shoots on it. On a full English breakfast.More

Two of us had lunch there yesterday. Everything is first rate. Slow cooked pork belly particularly good.