Wild Garlic Rooms

The room looks lovely on first appearance. We stayed in The Loft and it was really in need of some tlc. The floor in the bathroom is warped, there’s no water pressure in the sink and the sink was coming off the wall so I stopped leaning on it! The shower needs work, in general it’s poor. A bath took half an hour to fill. Not worth the price we paid, but location was fantastic for getting around. Bed was very comfortable which is important, but this room needs significant work, including the bathroom needing a decent renovation job. Also, to hear your cleaner openly being rude and complaining outside sat down isn’t exactly very good for business.

I stayed for one night for a work trip. Room was exactly what I needed. Self-check in. Breakfast was in room: cereal, orange juice, muffins, granola and yoghurt pot. Bed was comfy. Decor was nice. Good shower and mirrors. Windows were easy to open/ close. Isn’t really many local delivery places and the local supermarkets were small. My only suggestion was the milk tasted unusual to me so could have done with a label to confirm what type of milk it was.

We had a fantastic stay in The Loft at Wild Garlic after having our wedding breakfast at Wilder. The room was lovely. So clean & well put together with underfloor heating in the bathroom and a MASSIVE bath. The continental breakfast was a lovely touch, with muffins, granola & yogurt, juice, cereal & plenty of milk for tea or coffee.

This accomodation is definately 5*+ wonderful rooms with continental breakfast and small fridge in the room. I have stayed in Sorrel, Nettle and Elderflower all fabulous. Nothing is too much trouble for the owner and I won't stay anywhere else when I am in the area.

The Wild Garlic Rooms had good reviews so was looking forward to staying but it was disappointing. It is a great location and has good muffins but it needs better maintenance and deeper cleaning. Pros: clean and crisp sheets and towels, good muffins Cons: toilet didn’t work well; shower was super hot or cold with weak pressure; walls a but scuffed up; thin mattresses in bunk bed room; loud (could hear guests in other rooms); cleaning (looks as if it is only surfaced cleaned and hasn’t had a deep clean in a while); no place to store bags after check out; no contact person on site felt self catering. For the price, there are definitely better places nearby with comfy beds and hot showers.

Firstly, the Tripadvsor listing is confusing. The bistro is no longer there, it is now called Wilder and is across the road in another location. The old bistro is now rental apartments. That said, the rooms above are as listed on TA. We stayed in the Sorrel Room which was of a good standard. Entrance to the upper floor rooms are via the rear of the building. You gain entry via a code that worked well. Location is in the heart of Nailswoth and parking is either in the 3 spaces at the front of the building, or just up the hill if they're full. The building is old so expect creaking floorboards everywhere, walls are thin so you do hear other residents unfortunately, Breakfast items are provided in the rooms and replenished daily, good quality granola, yoghurt, muffins, juice, milk, tea and coffee. Bathroom was small and nowhere to hang two towels is an oversight, just some hooks would suffice. Also, lack of shelf space in the bathroom was frustrating. Bed was very soft so not comfortable for us as we like hard beds, but that's a personal preference. Lovely stainless window was handmade by a local artist. Other windows are roof opening by a velux remote control panel on the wall which worked perfectly. Sitting room area with sofa and TV was spacious enough for two people maximum and comfortable. One tip - if you need a taxi, forget it !! We had dinner booked at a local country hotel but having tried Uber and several local co's could not get one so had to cancel dinner plans. Overall a pleasant stay.