Name: Littledean House Hotel
Address: Broad Street, Forest of Dean, Forest of Dean, Forest of Dean, GL143JT, United Kingdom
Rating: 8

Smoke-free property

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No elevators

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Non-smoking rooms

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Kettle

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Free Wi-Fi

Internet access

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English

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Picnic area

Fishing

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Parking

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Pool and beach

Business center

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Darts

Cycling

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Pets Not Allowed

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Additional measures against COVID-19

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Littledean Jail

Gloucestershire Airport

Bristol Airport

Littledean House Hotel

Forest of Dean

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wired-internet-access

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sauna

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safe

mini-bar

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kitchen

Dark,and unwelcoming. Very low beams to my room and the room itself a single had 2 more low beams. No TV remote in room so had to ask. Curtains hanging on by literally one hook. Told on arrival that breakfast no longer served the following morning but directed to premises a 100 yards away. 
Room very outdated and basic. 
Shower freezing cold. 
Plumbing has a macerator… ok but obviously there’s others making the same noise at all hours. 
Lot of road noise. 
Would not return.
No one seen about on leaving to mention these issues to as reception closed.

Disappointing

Too true, the soft bed & pillow was just what I needed, after along drive  from Manchester & day in the Forest of Dean.
On arrival, we were offered the services of the hotel, with the option of breakfast just down the road the following morning.
The room was very clean with the facility of beverage, should one require it.
The cost was very reasonable & if I would have joined the "locals" in the bar, I'm sure they would have been as  convivial  as the proprietor. All in all a restful night after a long day.
ps. Ample parking at the rear of the hotel.

A haven for the weary traveller

This is a super little pub with a lovely space out back, undercover bar & views. They dont serve food but you can eat close by. Rooms are standard but adequate & comfortable at a fair price. Host made me more than welcome & he is obviously  investing in the pub, with all its quirky pub memorabilia. The Rugby was on when I went & we had free homemade sausage rolls.

Great value for money

Hotel all locked up when we arrived to check in at ~5:30 on a Tuesday in the rain. Only option was to phone the number on the door (very poor signal in area) and was told someone would come to open up.
About 15 mins later this happened and advised the owner had suddenly had to go to the hospital with her new-born baby, thus apologies. 
Provided with room key and where it was located, advised that no food available that evening nor any breakfast.
Two of three restaurants a few miles away that were recommended were both found to be closed and third was quite expensive. Ended up in the Belfry 200yds down the road (see separate review).
Room was OK with twin beds but also quite cold and no extra heating available with central heating turned off. Also quite an awkward room entry with 4 steps down into the room, especially when handling cases.
Not the best experience for the first night of our staycation.
On checking out next day did get help with cases as it was raining heavily.


Not a good experience on this occasion

Owners and staff were lovely from the minute we arrived. Very tired after our long drive from Scotland we were trying to figure out if we could get a large van through the tunnel to the car park. Sandeep came over and assured us it was possible, pointing to a similar sized van already parked there. Sharon at reception was great. Genuinely interested in the reason for our stay and really helpful, despite having hurt her leg and being immobilized our keys were waiting and our breakfast order taken. The hotel is quirky and rooms and corridors involve negotiating lots of narrow sets of stairs, so not really suitable for elderly or disabled. Some rooms overlook the beer garden which can get noisy at weekends, but the double glazing does a great job and most events are over by 10pm. Rooms were spotlessly clean and included towels, two pillows, complimentary tea and coffee, locally made chocolate, bottled water hand soap, shampoo and an shower gel. No hairdryer, but asked at the bar and Sandeep arranged for one to be waiting for me at reception when I returned from my walk which I returned the next day. Great night's sleep. The beds have memory foam mattresses and were very comfy! Next day Lisa the Breakfast Manager cooked us a lovely breakfast and made sure we had everything we needed. Breakfast is an extra £8.50 but includes tea, coffee, juice, cereal, toast and full English (meat or vegetarian) and there was a kids menu as well. They will accommodate requests for things like scrambled egg on toast or filled rolls but we didn't need this. Full English was two slices of bacon, two fried eggs, sausage, mushroom, baked beans and tomato with one round of brown or white toast. You won't leave hungry! The breakfast area is just off the historic panelled reception area and very large and comfortable. Later we returned to our room and met Caroline the housekeeper who kindly gave us extra bottled water for our long drive to Wales and then back to Scotland. Later Lisa helped us check out, return the hairdryer and pay for breakfast and saw us back to the car park. All in all a great experience and if I had one regret it was that we didn't have time to visit Littledean Jail as we had to  be in Wales next day to collect a car.

Quirky Location, Good Bar, Great Staff, Safe Parking, Comfy Beds, Great Breakfast, Fantastic Value for Money!

Nice little pub/hotel on the outskirts of Cinderford. Warm welcome and recommendations on places to visit and eat. Rooms were small but clean and parking was free. 
Breakfast was extra and good value for money. Would happily stay again if in the area.

Ok for a night or two

Looks a bit tired from the outside especially the windows.Inside is fine though,the owner was very welcoming.Our room which was a family was of good size and very clean and bed was very comfy.It does need a lick of paint but would come back and breakfast lovely.

Brilliant stay for great price

Good value for money.  An attractive old pub with simple but effective decoration in the bedroom.  Comfortable bed and nice pillows.   Very clean.  Breakfast was also juice but I would have preferred proper coffee instead of instant.  Happy to stay here again 

Good value with a friendly welcome 

Arrived with friends for a two night stay. Car park was reasonable, no signage for check in, barman told us where to go. Lots of stairs to rooms, but room was OK bit small and could do with some refreshing, knocked paintwork etc. Was told breakfast was extra and once a month they had a pop up restaurant in the evening which happened to be that night.  Otherwise no evening meals, so we went elsewhere, which could be a problem if staying as a single. Breakfast was reasonable but not a huge selection and not self serve even for cereals.  Fairly central for Forest of Dean. 

Good for a night or two

Needed a one night stop off while in the area visiting a friend and found this place online - suspiciously cheap but pleasantly surprised on arrival.

This is an old building with accompanying low beams, squeaky floors etc. but my room had everything that I could need, with the only downside being that it seemed to be directly above the bar. This wasn't a huge concern though, and I still had a good night's sleep.

For a double, the room was quite small and the water pressure in the shower quite weak, but I really only needed to get my head down for the night and to that extent it was perfect.

Would definitely stay again.

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