The Anchor Inn

The room is lovely, the staff are lovely but lately the bar has a lack of a few things which is not idea given the rooms have been fully booked. Breakfast is good but granary is not always granary and is basic thin brown bread!

Room was freezing cold. Tv didn’t work And to top it all there was no hot water for a shower seems the boiler had tripped out of the boiler is faulty get it fixed or don’t take bookings. Breakfast was good but sitting there eating it in the cold was very uncomfortable.

Very misleading as we booked a nice room in the pub and we got a cabin in the car park. Tiny room, same price as in the pub. With a broken bed and side lamp bulb gone. They clearly pay no attention to the maintenance of the rooms. Complained and we were moved into the pub. Lovely room in the pub (apart from the cable ties holding the shower together), but the music in the bar was ridiculously loud until 9pm. I complained, as did a neighbour across the road, it was that loud. Such a shame as this pub is nice and breakfast was great. But it seems like the current owners are not getting the most out of it. The one shining light was the girl working while we were there. She was very professional throughout. We won’t be returning and we wouldn’t recommend.

It is a lovely place to stay. The only thing I would request is a little added choice for a vegetarian who doesn’t eat mushrooms! But other than this will be staying again 😊

Excellent accommodation and welcoming staff. Great location for visiting the area. Cleanliness was to a high level in the rooms and I would definitely return. Breakfast also well presented and very tasty.

Very comfortable room with character. Staff were young, but very competent. My evening meal was excellent, as was the breakfast. Boiler issue meant no hot water for a morning shower. Staff apologetic & my room rate was sufficiently compensated. (Same staff member as previous evening). I'd stay again for sure.

The staff were brilliant, the place has lots of charm and character. The food was superb and catered really well for gluten free and children so much so we went back after check out for the Sunday roast. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay and would definately return. Such a cosy atmosphere in the winter, with the log burner a lovely place to enjoy a few pints.

Do not book if you are wanting an overnight stay and use the pub restaurant facility’s midweek, especially as being in a village they don’t stick to opening hours and will close without notice. Ourselves and 2 other couples arrived straight off the ferry, tired and hungry looking forward to some food and a drink before bed. Pub closed! keys left in the door to enter our accommodation, we could of stopped of for food had we known that no one was going to meet us with the keys! Everything in the village close. We all went to bed early hungry, only 1 cup of tea each as only 4 milk portions were left out and of course no one available to ask for more. Spoilt the last night of our holiday!

I know The Anchor of old and I could hardly believe the transformation! Lovely bar area and a lovely room. Great staff too. Veggie breakfast in the morning, and the coffee, was outstanding. I have reluctantly knocked a mark off because the shower was playing up but I understand they are having issues with the system and are getting it sorted.