The Bulls Head Inkberrow

We stayed here for 3 nights when visiting the Game Fair at Ragley Hall. Whilst our double room was not huge, the bed was comfy and the room had character. The staff were wlcoming e The pub serves a good selection of food, including steaks and freshly made pizza, both wew great. Lots of parking and a pleasant outside area to rge rear.

Must be honest: neither welcome nor unwelcome = indifferent. Despite me thinking that my request for a meal made in advance had been met with an affirmative, "Chef went at 5. There's pizza outside if you want, can bring it in." = no meal after 3 hours driving. Didn't mention the shop 300 metres along the street which luckily was open, so I got food. Didn't mention the other pub across the green. Like I said, indifferent. I had to ask about the internet, which did not work anyway. Loud "music" in the bar but, to be fair, I did get a quiet room as requested, and the young lady who took me to my room was friendly enough. No functioning heating in the room. Had to work out breakfast for myself. Found the breakfast order form, duly filled it in. Sort of uphill all the way. Breakfast was provided as asked but why oh why leave the butter pack by the hot food so that liquid butter ran on to the plate? Still breakfast adequate and server friendly. Comparing with "The Fox" at Much Wenlock, I cannot recommend the Bulls Head at Inkberrow.Which is very sad.

Very friendly..lovely meal..and room was cold on arrival but it came on later and was very cosy, bathroom was clean but a bit dated..great staff..

This was not worth the £57 room only fee that we paid. The bed was very uncomfortable, the mattress was not worth having on the bed, you could feel the bed beneath it. The shower was very dated, the tiles were extremely cracked and moldy. The noise from the bar was very loud.

Great stay for the money . The breakfast was very nice too .