Anchor Inn

Drove for an hour to visit the anchor and was really looking forward to a Sunday roast! But alas it wasn’t good. Feeding the masses came to mind, food had obviously been cooked quite a while previously (lots of it) sometimes a good thing. Hard potatoes soggy Yorkshire pudding, I could go on but you probably get the drift. Dining room felt like an OAP home. On the plus side the river exe is beautiful

Delightful inn with lovely views across the river and surrounding countryside. Staff are friendly, welcoming and helpful. The room, although compact, had everything we needed with ample storage for a few days clothing, a comfortable bed and tea & coffee facilities. The ensuite had a good, but not spacious, shower, however, the window was clear glass without a blind and it did feel like you were a little exposed when using the bathroom. Breakfast was excellent with a good range of choices. Optional lunch or dinner dining is also very good but it is advisable to book. The garden offers some lovely tables for dining riverside if the weather permits.

Room is a little too small, the view was beautiful. Food was really good and good portions. We felt breakfast at 9am could have started a bit earlier. Very clean,the little pots with tea and coffee in the room was nice. Staff friendly and helpful.