Three Ways House

Very expensive for what it is and where it is located. I booked a superior room at £140 per night and found it was very basic - I would like to have seen the standard room because I doubt there was much difference in the quality. The location of the hotel shown on Laterooms stated Mickelton,Chipping Campden which is misleading as the hotel is NOT in Chipping Campden (it is actually 3 miles away). The greeting we received upon checking in.. was not a very friendly one. One of the owners was called to come to Reception to check us in while the the receptionist showed another guest to their room. We waited some time to be greeted and when he appeared he did not seem best pleased to be bothered with a mear checkin. The best thing about our stay in Mickelton was the Butchers Inn around the corner from the hotel - it at least had some character unlike the the 3 Ways!

All in all it's expensive for what it is - I would expect a higher standard for the price you pay (standard room). The rooms are clean but small - There are no fridges or water in the rooms which is not that great.
The breakfasts are great!!!!! - Amazing but the evening meals again are below what we expected considering the price we paid and experiences we have had elsewhere in Chipping Camden.
All in all though it is a decent hotel, the pudding club is something to watch with puddings being marched in!

The service we received right from when we arrived to when we left was very friendly and very professional. It certainly felt that this deserves a higher star rating, but we were glad that this high standard was affordable. It is difficult to find anything to criticise or improve on.

What a treat. This is a gem of a hotel in a gorgeous setting. It's the kind of hotel you book for no reason other than to stay there...and then figure out what to do while you're there afterwards. The owners (especially Peter) are so attentive and make you feel so welcome, and the attention to detail is evident everywhere. By far the best hotel I've ever stayed at.

Me and my girlfriend only stayed for one night at the Three Ways but still had an amazing time. We ate the 'Pudding Club' Sunday lunch, which was lovely (too much food!) then went for a long walk around the village and then back to the hotel. We settled down in front of the open fire in the lounge and read the complimentary newspapers, then ended the evening in the newly refurbished bar. We stayed in room 5 which had it's own small garden and seating area! We will definitely go back again soon :-) J&C