Chequers Inn

We visited here at the end of April and had a very comfortable nights stay. Rooms are en suite and have super comfortable beds and pillows. The pub is over 500 years old so you must be forgiving when it comes to height of ceilings etc. Friendly courteous staff, car park, beer garden, covered outside seating area for smokers. Menu for both breakfast and evening meals is extensive. I loved the warm granola in the morning with yogurt and fruit! Highly recommended!

Popped in just for drinks & was so amazed by the service we received that we ended up booking a table for later that night & going back for their date night. The date night deal was good you get 2 starters or desserts, 2 mains & £20 worth of drinks all for £50. The food is all locally sourced & fresh. Tommy who created us both times is so good at making you feel welcome & comfortable & went out of his way to make sure everything was top service. ( Tommy is easy on the eye aswell ). If your ever in or near battle you have to go here. We will definitely be back.

The bathroom was tiny, the toilet flush was very noisy, the heating didn't work, and the bed was very uncomfortable. The staff were very friendly and helpful

This Inn has a lot of history and is quite old. Despite attempts to update the rooms, they still feel dated and uninviting. Bed was comfortable though.

Stayed one night at the chequers in room facing the street. The hotel is well situated near the town and high street with parking at the rear (very tight entrance). The room was on the small side for a double and though clean etc had a somewhat dishevelled appearance. The bathroom was newish but again so small that you couldnt really change etc in there. The mattres also felt old and we didnt get a great sleep. I cant really comment on service as we booked in at 3 and when we returned at about 9.30 the whole building seemed closed up with no one there at all. Began to think we were the only ones there all night. Didnt have breakfast. So whilst it was OK for a night it really wasnt worth the £100 or more we paid.

Lovely inn, room spotlessly clean and comfortable, staff warm and welcoming and food was great, highly recommend Pork Porchetta, was amazing !

The WiFi did not work, the room needs to come with a warning about the uneven floor and not suitable for people not steady on there feet, needs a new mattress on the bed very lumpy not good night's sleep

Generally positive except for one member of staff who has just no idea of hospitality . unhelpful to the point of rudeness. Also difficult to use shower as I have mobility issues and climbing into and out of bathtub was very problematic.

On arrival we were booked in, then told the place was closing at 6 that day and the following day due to staffing issues. We were the only ones there and were looking forward to a nice relaxing evening just sitting in the pub and having dinner as we'd had a long day. As it was we had to go out for something to eat and drink and, buy our own drinks for the evenings. They should have pre warned us of this as we could have looked for somewhere else to stay as this was a break for our wedding anniversary. No atmosphere, no people around. On the Wednesday service resumed as normal but that was half of our break away gone. Breakfasts were lovely as were the dinners we had on our last couple of days. The gardens were unkempt with dead plants and trees and broken pots. Staff were friendly and apologetic but we had paid for a service that for 2 days we didn't receive. We were very disappointed.