The Tollgate Inn

Lovely little inn with great food served in the restaurant. Friendly staff The only reason 4 stars instead of 5 is I found then mattress very uncomfortable, could feel the springs and the windows are only single glazed which meant the noise from the road was loud. This didn't impact my sleep howeverr as the road is quiet at night.

The beautiful old Coaching Inn is 5 minuets drive from Broad-on-Avon and 20 minutes from Bath and in the lower end of the Cotts Wolds. The staff there are very helpful and always ready to please. the meals are first class as you will find if you stay there or eat at the restaurant. our room were really beautifully furnished, clean and tidy. the beds were remade everyday and rooms clean, the Inn is a credit to the owners.

The staff and meal were lovely. My room was nice but so small! The bathroom door hitting the bed every time I opened it. I think the room could do with some smartening up as it is looking tired. So ok especially my meal which I thoroughly enjoyed. The Scotch egg starter being particularly tasty

I booked a room and a table for dinner at 20.30. I arrived at 20.40 to be told the kitchen closed at 20.30. I had not been told this when I made the reservation. Furthermore, the ‘welcome’ was casual to say the least. I never stay in a place where I have an initial poor experience. Therefore, I left and moved to the excellent Timbrell’s Yard who kept their kitchen open to accommodate me.

Beautiful pub with great gardens and views over surrounding countryside. . Food was excellent and the staff were friendly and super helpful. We stayed in one of the holiday cottages. Very comfortable and scrupulously clean with a lovely little garden to sit in out front which we made good use of chilling at the end of a busy day. We found the Tollgate Inn just randomly as we needed to be in that vicinity close to a marina, but we really got lucky. Highly recommend and would definitely go back. Thank for a lovely stay!

Beautiful Inn set in gorgeous location. We stayed here in Samatha for 2 nights and everything was just perfect. The building is very well maintained and it looks like they have just done some external renovations. Definitely recommend this place to anyone, food is just amazing too!

Two nights in Samantha. This is the largest room. It was pokey. The bathroom is the most cramped ever, and we kept our toiletries on the window sill in the bedroom. The promised milk in the fridge never materialised. The view "overlooking our garden full of bloom" was really over the car park, with plenty of white vans but the quoted "have lovely views over the Westbury white horse" was more difficult, as it is seven miles away. The settee and stools shown in the picture of Samantha were missing, and replaced by on very cramped chair only. No table to use a laptop on, so keeping in touch was done perched on the bed. Breakfast was ok, although the bar is gloomy. You have to press for orange juice as the server will just bring what you ask for and not volunteer anything. The first morning we had buttered toast under the cooked full English, so rather soggy. The next morning we asked for marmalade and separate toast, which seemed to surprise them. My breakfast plate a was stone cold on morning 1 although my wife's had been warmed. If all this was billed as a basic pub B&B, we would have been ok, but the overhype, "luxury rooms", "elegant" and so on left us feeling cheated.

What a wonderful little gem. Stayed one nightin a beautifully quaint room, with glourious beams.Great night sleep. Food was amazing. Nothing too much trouble staff. Very friendly welcoming place woud highly recommend and would happily stay again if ever back in the area

Had a great stay here for 3 days. Great welcome when we arrived. We had a double room in the front of the inn, lovely room, nice and bright, plenty of storage. We did hear the traffic in the mornings and we had the window closed so perhaps in the warmer weather it may disturb you. Lovely big shower and gorgeous toiletries. Great idea having them in holders on the wall so no waste. Plenty of teas/ coffees on the welcome tray. We were in the side part of the inn so had our own entrance up some stone steps so not ideal if you have mobility problems. Loved that lights came on as you walked along the hallways. Bed lovely and comfy and we had great nights sleeps. The breakfast was served in the bar, which was so lovely with lovely decor. Brendan was very attentive and helpful with local info. The breakfast was absolutely delicious, hubby had full English and I had cereals followed by the scrambled eggs on granary toast oh both were so delicious and tasty. The crockery was pottery and so beautiful. We were made feel very welcome. We didn’t eat here in the evenings but the menu looked amazing. We will definitely stay here again if we are in that area again. Thank you all for making our stay so lovely. Also a plus free car parking !! As it was so wet we didn’t explore the village but driving through it looked a lovely village