Amberley Inn

Delicious! Almost all of the menu was gluten free including fries with a dedicated fryer, wonderful spot for coeliacs or anyone wanting tasty grub. Very dog friendly also.

Booked a premier double room. The room had mould to the corners and old stains to the carpet (a statement which a member of staff agreed with and stated was not one of her favourite rooms). Unfortunately a knocking noise developed during late evening and after 30 minutes we contacted a member of staff who tried to locate the issue but was unable to. After gentle prompting he offered us a change of room which was smaller than we had booked. In the morning the initial charge was for the more expensive room but after a complaint was reduced to the smaller room rate and then with a further suggestion, a 10% discount for our inconvenience. Personally I do not think either room was value for money. The staff were a lovely young team who were very kind and attentive.

We, a family of six adults, booked a table for dinner (for our family from Australia) to celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary The Amberley Inn is very tired, no table linen as shown on their website, just sticky wooden tables; as it was the Saturday of the bank holiday we decided that it was better to stay rather than find somewhere else to eat; foolishly we believed the food would make up for the disappointing run down look of the place The young waiter who took our orders for drinks and food, was absolutely delightful One lady ordered fish and chips; not good; the fish was chewy One lady ordered tuna and specifically asked that it be cooked on the outside and pink on the inside, as cooked through makes tuna very dry; it came cooked through as she was told the “chef” didn’t know how to cook the tuna the way described Eating at the Amberley will not be a recommendation from us