Heard about the new award they'd received from Brian Turner, so had to find out for myself what all the hype was about. Welcoming old fashioned cosy public house, got seated next to the fire. Started with the homemade pate on toast which was fantastic, but the highlight of the meal was the beef, cooked just the way it should be, pink in the middle which is rare to find these days. Apple pie a little sweet but once again homemade. Great wine list, great service and already booked in for mothers day.

Bearing in mind the cost and poor availability of alternative accommodation in the area, the Feathers is adequate - just.

However, although the rooms apear to be "cleaned" regularly they are certainly not cleaned thoroughly. I stayed there on a couple of occasions and there were cobwebs everywhere. It appears that if somewhere was not easily reachable it was not vacuumed or dusted and therefore was covered in weeks old dust etc.

Not somewhere I would recommend.

After reading the reviews for the Feathers Inn, I was quite anxious about our stay. I should not have been - the newly renovated accomodation is spacious and clean and a big comfy bed and great showers. The staff were helpful and friendly.

Downside is the food - the meal was awful, tough steak and a very poor quantity and selection of veg. Dessert tasted very processed. It was a shame because the inn is very quaint with open log fires and a cosy atmosphere. Breakfast was ok - I was glad to see free range eggs being served but the fruit was almost rotten!

I would recommend this place but suggest you eat elsewhere.