The Pheasant Hotel

very nice and peaceful location

Brilliant and friendly staff especially Nicola on reception she is very professional and friendly amazing location it’s a must to visit food exceptional you will not be disappointed

Beautiful atmosphere as always, fantastic staff, very attentive. We went for Sunday lunch, everything was perfect, except you only get ONE slice of beef…. Which I thought was a bit stingy considering they charge £30 for it.

Stayed at The Pheasant for our anniversary and enjoyed excellent service from the moment we arrived. The Plum Cottage provided privacy and a cosy haven. The evening meal was superb, with wines to match. Whilst we didn’t get to sample the full breakfast, the team rustled up bacon and sausage sandwiches so we could enjoy the local Park Run.

A massive thank you to Nicola, Liam and the entire team at The Pheasant Hotel for helping to make our wedding truly unforgettable. From start to finish, everything was handled with such warmth, care and professionalism. The venue was beautiful, the food and service were exceptional, and the team made the whole weekend feel relaxed and effortless. Nothing was too much trouble, and every detail was taken care of. We could not have chosen a better place to celebrate our wedding. Thank you for giving us memories that we will treasure forever.

Visited for a relatively local evening away; easy to drive to and a great location. Room itself was lovely, with good furnishing and most amenities (you'll have to ask for an iron); the mini-fridge on the floor ruins the aesthetic a little and also creates quite a bit of noise on and off through the night. Overall very clean too with what seems to be a pretty new bathroom. The restaurant atmosphere was lovely, and the staff are helpful and pleasant. The food is nice, but somewhat overpriced; 2x mains, 2x desserts and a pint of bitter coming in £100+. The complimentary amuse-bouche was actually the best part of the meal (10/10 for creativity and execution!). The terrace is one of the best parts of the hotel, overlooking a duck pond surrounded by lots of plants and flowers - great spot for a quiet coffee or beer. The earliest breakfast time is 8,30, which meant we weren't able to get anything as we needed to leave c.7.30/8. When we arrived we asked if there was anything we could get earlier (maybe some fruit/pastries), however the response was a straight no and "maybe come down for about 20 past". Fair enough if impossible to work and appreciate the dining breakfast is part of the stay, but it might be a good idea to offer some light breakfast ideas for those who have to leave earlier (have stayed many places where this is an option)

rewell. It’s been a lovely break and we will be back Liam , Johnny and the team at the Pheasant Hotel are exceptional , a Stirling example of ‘ keeping the customers satisfied ‘ and nothing too much trouble 💕🤗 Thanks for looking after my Julie last night with the foot rest in the restaurant which was a topic of conversation and of course the ‘ Chapter products “ p.s. thanks Liam for also sorting out the early chheck in and spa treatments at our next stop. really appreciated 🤗 Love & Hugs to the team Dave & Julie x 💕 x

The Pheasant Hotel is an amazing escape. Set in an idyllic location and beautifully appointed; it scoops you up and you'll never want to leave! . The rooms are luxurious and super comfortable, every detail has been catered for. The Chefs have truly created a menu that delights the eye and the palate. The amuse-bouche 'soup' starter is truly scrumptious, not to be missed! General Manager Liam and his team made us so very welcome and took time to engage with us, such fun! It's obvious we really did have a special experience. Thanks guys, you were amazing! Michèle & Ian Ross Buckinghamshire

Restaurant visit - excellent mid week dinner. Attentive staff, lovely atmosphere in the dining room and well cooked and presented food, though slightly less enamoured by the desserts - (choice and value for money). Didn't spoil a delightful evening, though and would go back again.