We had originally booked a hotel in next village but they cancelled and booked us in here instead.

Our room was number 8 a double in annexe to main building. Very comfortable and clean.

The only downside was no hot water in the morning as a guest had left hot tap running overnight.

We stayed one night only on our way to visit friends further south. Set in a picturesque village it is a quaint and interesting old inn.

Dinner was excellent. I had the pigeon and my partner had moules. Breakfast was also exceptionally good.

We would stay again if we are in the area.

Booked a room in this inn for the weekend and had a lovely relaxing time.

The staff were welcoming and friendly. The inn is in a great location in the village. Although small, the rooms were comfy, clean, and cozy. I had a twin room for single use and the beds were comfy and there were lots of pillows. There was a kettle and coffee/tea supplies in the room. My room overlooked the garden area of the pub. I expected this might be noisy but it wasn't at all. The only issue was that this area is very brightly lit and blackout curtains in the room would be nice. My bathroom only had a shower stall (no tub) which was fine with me. Great water pressure on the shower- could go from a tinkle to flay your skin off (and everything in between). It was a warm weekend and the heat was on in the room, with no way to turn it off, so it was a bit warm for my liking.

The grounds were well cared for and I enjoyed Sunday breakfast in the outdoor seating area.

The pub and restaurant area were both comfortable and cozy. I had two meals in the restaurant. The food, for the most part, was average pub fare. However, my caesar salad had fresh made (still warm!) croutons and the steak and ale pie was excellent. They use locally sourced meat and produce on their menu, though I was surprised that didn't include local cider.

Check in and out was easy and superfast and I was able to charge my meals to my room and pay the full bill on check-out. The rooms and meals were reasonably priced. The staff were friendly, laidback, and accommodating. Overall, had a peaceful, relaxing time and enjoyed my stay, Would definitely come back and would recommend to others.

have just had a great four days away at the woolpack,and would highly recommend it to all my friends.Everything about the place was wonderful,the staff were so friendly even the pub dog was a a little gem.We stayed there withe friends,who had small children,and they catered for them so well they really didnt need to bring toys they were supplied.The woolpack caters for all age groups.The restaurant was oldie worldie and the food and service was excellent so much so we never ventured to eat anywhere else.lf your looking for peace and quite this is the place to come from 2 very pleased customers we will be back

We found this place on laterooms.com as we were looking for a place near Dover following a day trip to France and an early evening arrival. We managed to get lost thanks to our GPS taking us to the wrong "the Street" but the hotel was very helpful in guiding us over the phone to their place.

Once we arrived, it was easy to check in and one of the staff kindly moved her car so that we could park outside our "inn".

We came here as a family of five (3 children aged 12, 5 and 5) and the room provided was very comfortable with enough beds for us all.

We stayed for breakfast and the hostess was lovely and friendly and the food was good (average of about 6 pounds per head for breakfast that included a continental spread and hot food).

The staff were very friendly, the room very clean and we would highly recommend staying at this place again.