The bedroom, a single room, was one of the cleanest, best appointed and cozy hotel rooms I have ever stayed in. Furniture of excellent quality, lovely bedlinen and a cozy, warm throw to curl up on the sofa with. I felt so at home and really loved staying there. The staff worked extremely hard but still made time to chat to guests and make them feel welcome. The breakfast buffet was superb, with food frequently replenished, keeping everything fresh and hot. I can highly recommend this hotel for guests who enjoy quirky, English inspired deco, comfort and cleanliness. Somewhat out of the way (a taxi ride into Linz or a trip on the little train from just outside the hotel) would really suit walkers, hikers or anyone wanting to get away from it all. The Christmas market was brilliant, small but really good. The duo entertaining us with songs and guitar true entertainers. All in all a very good experience. Thank you Little Britain, you nailed it!

A fabulous experience in a British themed (4 Star - luxurious with Egyptian cotton sheets) hotel just outside Linz am Rhein. I was in the "Dinner for One" Room. The decor inside is elegant and rich, the Peaky Blinders room full of leather sofas, very inviting, and there's a bar stocked with English Ales and beers. Enjoyed a delicious full English breakfast. The surrounding grounds exhibit a variety of English cars and London double decker buses. And, they have their very own Christmas Market during the Advent weekends with live music, fish n chips and cornish pasties, open fires and lots of good Gluwein. The attention to detail is superb. A really enjoyable stay, staff were great, nothing too much trouble for them. I will be back.

it is quirky, it is wonderful, wherever I looked my eyes discovered beautiful deco and interesting details. This place put a smile on my face during the entire stay. Full marks for the idea to put such a great place on my doorstep. The theme with different rooms which characterise British icons, the fabulous exhibits everywhere … it was such a refreshing difference to everything else I’ve ever seen with regard to hotels. Okay, I’m biased because I worked and lived in the UK for 30 years, and I love Britain, but regardless of that bias I can highly recommend The Little Britain Inn.

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The ways in which the Little Britain Inn develops and uses the "British" theme are not only numerous and diverse but collectively wonderful. From the full-size London bobbies to the characteristic red telephone booths and the Royal Mail mailboxes and from the authentic red double-decker London buses to life-size images of the Queen and flowery wallpaper everything is there to celebrate the distinctive, if occasionally whacky, British style. I particularly liked the large Secret Garden with its numerous references to children's tales. My wife was fascinated by the series of small, genuine ancient English police cars. A feature we particularly appreciated was the Guest Kitchen: we prefer quick, light breakfasts and the Guest Kitchen (which offers table and chairs, coffee maker, basic crockery and a refrigerator) was perfect for that. It was also ideal for cooling white wine. Whatever one's view of Brexit, a visit to the Little Britain Inn is fascinating and well worthwhile. And aside from the hotel there is a beer garden and a restaurant. There's plenty of place to park. Both "Tea" and "English Breakfast" are served.

The rooms too have lots of character. Much of the furniture in our "Agathe Christie" room featured hand-painted floral designs: and while it was colourful, it was difficult to use and occupied a lot of space. The steps and corridor leading to our room were well lit but not especially easy to traverse. The lighting in our room reminded us of trips to Britain many many years ago. On the other hand the bed was very good, the towels were changed each day, our room was very quiet in the evening and the bathroom was thoroughly operational.

Extremely good breakfast. Comfortable, surgically clean rooms with fascinating art murals depicting different famous British figures like Mr. Bean and Sherlock Holmes. The dining hall was similarly decorated and with the main painting showing Robin Hood and his merry gang. Outside was like a museum with British cars an 3 double-deck buses in addition to a Centurion battle tank and other typically British stuff, like phone boots and life size figures depicting the royal family, Alice in Wonderland and of course Mr. Bean. Very friendly hosts that took time to chat and help with questions about what to do in the area.

Nothing, it was perfect.

Fantastic place, breakfast was wonderful, staff very friendly and would chat with you. The rooms were artfully decorated with murals on the wall depicting various famous British characters, fictional or real, like Sherlock Holmes or Mr. Bean and the royal family. The dining hall was marvelously decorated with a Robin Hood theme. Squeaky clean and comfortable rooms. The outside area was like a museum, with 3 double-deck buses, various older British cars, including the infamous Reliant Robin from the Mr. Bean series. A Centurion 55 ton battle tank, an immaculate Rolls Royce Convertible, life size figures of the royal family and other characters like the ones from Alice in Wonderland completes the picture, you are in England.

Everything was perfect.

The hotel far exceeded our expectations. it is quintessential British in every detail. Aside from the British memorabilia in abundance everything is catered for from a full English breakfast (with locally sourced bacon and sausages that are made according to British recipes), fish & chips with mushy peas and curry sauce, pasties, British pillows and bedding etc etc. an amazing and lovely experience. British beer and cider.

What a fantastic place! Crazy, completely overdone... and just fabulous. I booked this as a surprise for my friend,who just loves anything British and specifically the royal family. Well, it couldn't have been a bigger surprise. We only stayed for one night on our way back to Holland, but we also realised the region is quite beautiful and one could well spend some days in the area.

We enjoyed the eccentricity of the place. Outside decoration is amazing and inviting, with an abundance of fun details. Our children enjoyed it so much that they want to return for a longer stay. The Secret Garden is a delight for people of all ages, and we were even permitted to climb to the roof for a magnificent view. Staff was very friendly and responsive, pre-arrival commuication was seamless too. We will return for sure.

The restaurant could offer a bit more variety.

Hosts Monika and Gary and all staff so friendly and accomodating. Food and breakfasts beautiful! So much choice and freshly made. Catered to all our needs. So much to see in the themed hotel and gardens. Kept our little one entertained for hours! Would definitely recommend and enjoyed our second stay thank you!