The Railway Inn

Hi we have just spent 3 days at parc farm and while we were there we visited the pub twice.the second time was12.30 on Sunday and the landlady and landlord was so nice and friendly and the Sunday lunch was delicious. Would highly recommend a visit everyone we met was so friendly.

We stayed here for one night and had an evening meal. Immediately on arrival we had to order breakfast, not just cooked vs. continental but in detail, never before have I been asked what cereal I want in advance. More importantly we were told that the pub closed at 10/10.30 and didn't open again until 7.30am, if we had been told that in advance we would never have booked. I'm 69 and not in the best of health but still don't welcome an enforced 10pm bedtime. My room was very hot on arrival so I turned the radiator off and opened a window. On returning at 10pm the heating had been turned off centrally so I was cold all night. The evening meal was good and in contrast to the owner's cold and aloof demeanor the waitress was warm and helpful. Breakfast was poor, continental consisted of cereal and toast or croissants (which were microwaved, so soggy), the coffee was tasteless. The shower was very good.

A real GEM of a Pub/Restaurant. We decided to have a meal out last night and were not disappointed. We had starters, main course and pud along with a couple of drinks each. Less than £64 which is excellent value for money. Alice and her team offer a warm welcome and the menu is extensive, varied and home made. Testimony to our visit, The pub was busy in all aspects including the accommodation. We can't wait to go back!

Brilliant, friendly and a comfortable place the stay. The staff were helpful and friendly and the food is top notch! Recommend the award winning pie! We will certainly be back next time we are passing.

Slightly drab establishment. It's a pub. I had a small room with two single beds. It was clean but looked tired and there was very little furniture. En suite toilet and shower. Quite dark and the place felt a bit musty. Breakfast was very average and served at the table. No buffet in sight. Coffee tasted like instant served in a metal pot. No frills. Quite rural and very quiet location. The building has a car park. The proprietors don't seem to have made much effort and at £75 a night for single occupancy with breakfast it was way overpriced.

The Railway Inn is in a fairly isolated position, but for those who like the peace and tranquillity, it is perfect. Alice the owner, will give you a friendly greeting. There are only 5 bedrooms, so everything is nice and cosy. There is a comfortable lounge/bar downstairs and a thriving restaurant. The food produced by Alice is absolutely superb. Personally, I love this type of hotel, as it is quaint and unique. I will certainly make future bookings at The Railway - much preferred over large national chains!