This is a fantastic family friendly pub. The food was great and with 4 adults and 4 children the change of getting something wrong was high but this pub was spot on. The Sunday roast was amazing and the children's meal sizes were very generous. We all had a wonderful lunch with perfect attentive service. Well worth a trip to the cute village to get some food here!!!!

The whole experience of staying at The Lamb Inn, is wonderful !
From the very first moment that I called and spoke to Katie (a lovely, helpful, bubbly girl), to organise a surprise weekend for my husband's 60th birthday, right through to the end of our stay !
The location is ideal as it is set in a quiet village, but within easy reach of busier neighbouring areas of The Cotswolds, so really the best of all worlds !
Paul ,and his team made our stay perfect .Nothing is too much trouble and everyone is so friendly and helpful. The menu is varied and the food fantastic. Our suite was very comfortable and everywhere is spotlessly clean. We had a brilliant weekend and are recommending The Lamb Inn to all our friends. We shall definitely be going back ourselves in the future. Well done and thank you to everyone there.

This little inn was so charming it made my eyes water. The staff were friendly and shared a joke, the food was tasty and the location amazing. Having been to other areas in The Cotswolds which were extremely busy, such as Bourton on the Water, it was great to be able to wander around here and soak it in without fighting the crowds.
The twin room I stayed in was small but we hardly noticed, there was even an added sweet touch of a teddy bear on each bed.
My only complaint is that I couldn't stay longer. Hope to come back one day and stay over New Years.

We were delighted with our stay in the Lamb Inn. Our cottage room in the garden, "Jemima Puddleduck" was spacious, with a comfortable, huge queen size bed,roomy, modern bathroom with shower/bath, and a sitting area with sofa, arm chair, coffee table and desk. A flat screen TV and coffee pot were also included. The furniture was new, and the walls were freshly painted. The few pictures on the wall were modern and bland - my hope is that the owner will provide something more picturesque in the future, (perhaps a Cotswold landscape?). The picture window looked out over the garden,and the back terrace of the inn. Our room shared the garden cottage with another room, with separate exterior entrances. Both of which opened on to a terrace with a small pond and a work-shed/studio. Next to the pond was a very small house built of cotswold stone - perhaps 1 foot by 2 feet. I do not know the purpose, but it was very charming.

Great Rissington is a tiny town several miles off of the main roads; there are no trourist attractions, but the houses and the view are beautiful. Signage from the A40 to Great Rissington was easy to follow, and as we approached the Rissingtons, we found signs directing us to the Lamb Inn. Burton on Water and Stow on the Wold were an easy drive up the road, (15-20 minutes). Day trips to Sudely Castle, Snowshill and trhe Roman Villa were enjoyabe and scenic.

Accessibility: My mother needed a room with easy access. We were able to get to and from the inn by walking down a short paved walk along the garden, with 5 or so shallow steps. Lighting at night made this an easy walk. A chair sat outside our room to accomodate outside smokers and enjoyment of the fall weather. We did need to walk down a set of 6 or 7 steps to get from the parking lot to the inn itself. The inn had a private parking lot that was sufficient for all the lodgers and diners.

Food and Pub: The Inn had a pub area that was fairly full each evening. Beyond the bar was a separate dining room where breakfast and dinner were served. In the evening, every table was occupied by lodgers and local diners. The food was very good with a stylish presentation. Fish, chicken, beef and vegetarian entrees were available. The chicken supreme was better than any I had in London. Service was prompt and friendly, and the staff was knowledgeable about the menu. Breakfast was included in our rates, and included cofee, tea, a variety of cereals, fruits, yogurt and pastries, or freshly cooked full English breakfast. This provided an excellent start to the day. Free WiFi was available at the bar, and at the tables outside the bar. I amused quite a few locals each evening when I settled down at one of thes tables with my headset to call home on Skype.

I highly recommend anyone looking for a quiet stay in the Cotswolds, away from the crowded towns, but convenient to them and to the historic attractions, to consider the Lamb Inn.