Name: The Royal Oak Inn
Address: Gladestry Nr Kington, Gladestry, Gladestry, Gladestry, HR5 3NR, United Kingdom
Rating: 9

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We were staying locally in the area and stumbled across this gem as we were on a search for a pub quiz. We had a great evening and the landlady couldn’t be more accommodating. The locals were lovely and it was dog friendly. It’s a shame we ran out of time on our holiday as we would have loved to come back and enjoy the food.

Hidden gem

Stayed at the Royal Oak for two nights in July with family and it was amazing. Rooms were super comfortable and really well equipped, also far bigger than we expected and completely quiet, tucked away from the pub. We also had access to the garden in the mornings which was beautiful. Perfect location for us, plenty to do and explore in the local area. We've been coming to the pub for a while but it's the first time we stayed and so pleased we did - it won't be the last! Food and beer at the pub both delicious as usual and the breakfasts were spot on. Thank you for a lovely stay.

Perfect stay. Will return. 

This lovely old traditional inn was a great base to explore Offa’s Dyke path for a couple of nights. The accommodation is perfect for two couples, it is quiet and comfortable, with modern colours; thoughtfully appointed but still very much part of the inn’s history. The inn has brilliant local beer, cider and gin, along with ancient charm. It has no equal as place to unwind after a long day’s walk. Or for just 20mins climb up Offa’s path you well be rewarded with a stunning 330 view of Gladestry and surroundings, a highlight of all our walks. After all that exercise the freshly cooked dinners, excellent breakfast and hospitality from Sarah and family are the perfect way to recharge for the next days challenge. 

A true gem of a pub

We called in to The Royal Oak for Sunday lunch as a break whilst walking the Offa's Dyke path. The roast dinner was superb and excellent value for money. There was a generous portion of meat, accompanied by pretty much every vegetable imaginable! Absolutely delicious. Would highly recommend. 

Superb Sunday lunch 

Highly recommend this gem. Super comfortable bed. Really nice hostess Sara was sa lovely kind helpful. Super breakfast. Terrific garden. Gladestry is a lovely little village everyone so friendly. Ideal place to recharge and rest and relax.

Excellent place to stay

My wife and I were on our Honeymoon thru-hike of the Offa's Dyke Path. We were so happy that we had booked an overnight stay at The Royal Oak. The room was fantastic. We both loved the sitting area separate from the bedroom. 
When we took the short walk down the hallway (who doesn't love a pub attached to your accommodation!) we were pleasantly surprised to have a "reserved" sign on the best table in the pub located next to the cosy fireplace. Our dinner was fantastic and we both loved the friendly pub atmosphere. In the morning the breakfast was equally outstanding. It was actually difficult to say goodbye to the proprietors Sarah and Dave. They felt like friends in the short time that we knew them. We highly recommend staying at The Royal Oak and if you are heading north enjoy the morning hike along the Hergest Ridge.

A wonderful stay while hiking the Offa's Dyke Path

Had 2 great nights here, room well equipped and good standard.   Food excellent, best Hunters chicken I've eaten and husbands steak cooked exactly as requested. Breakfast offers a nice range to choose from and set you up for your day.  Lots of local info from the hosts, glad we tried the suggested walk for the stunning view.  We are not long distance walkers but felt there was plenty of options to suit all abilities.  The beer garden to relax in on an evening was an added bonus.  All staff very friendly, welcoming and helpful  Easily could have spent more than 2  nights here.

Loved our stay

If I could give more stars I would give them more. Our experience was magnificent. Sahra and Dave were the perfect hosts. Beyond a simple room to sleep. They took care of the smallest detail to make my husband, my children and I feel good. 

From a stair gate for my children to be safe in the living room, to a selection of stories, games, coloring paper and pencils, and Halloween gifts. The rooms of the B&B are made with high quality standards. Super cosy and modern. At the bottom is the "Pub / restaurant", and a small shop that offers everything you need. 

During our stay we had breakfast and dinner, and we really can't complain. Each of the dishes we ate were delicious. Our breakfasts were always super complete, with a great variety of cereals, fruit, yogurt, sausages, eggs, mushrooms, beans, etc. . The dinners were delicious and full of flavour. We have no words to thank you for all your attentions. We will definitely go back soon. 😉

Lovely place to stay and eat 🥰

My wife and I (plus dog) stayed for a couple of nights to explore the Welsh borders and do a bit of house hunting, needing a pet friendly ground floor location for our elderly hound. Fate must have been smiling on us when we came across the Royal Oak. We had a truly fantastic time being looked after superbly by the landlady Sarah and landlord Dave. The accommodation was clean, quiet, functional and cosy. Easy parking, enclosed beer garden for the dog, excellent home cooked food  (dinner and breakfast), fab local beer (and cider) and friendly locals to chat with in the bar. Great base to explore the Welsh borders or as a stop off on the Offa's Dike Path. I think we may have to move to Wales!

Fantastic pub with excellent accommodation!

A tiny village, has a tiny pub; not Gladestry, the Royal Oak is areal star. We were staying for a week in a nearby holiday let, Saturday night we needed to eat and couldn't be bothered to cook, how fortuitous was that. The landlady and her husband welcomed us in, like the village the pub isn't large, but it is pretty well formed. They have a large choice of beers, ciders and lagers, but the real Wow is the food it may not be fine dining but it's pretty close. The menu is relatively small but changes regularly. On our first visit we started with "garlic mushrooms" (safe but often boring). It was by far the best plate of garlic mushrooms we've ever tasted. Our second visit was humous with pitta bread(also safe and often  boring), not at the Royal Oak! Simply fantastic!!!!!

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