Good location in the centre of the small village of Firle. Good sized bedroom with good shower. Friendly staff. Our dinner in the restaurant was delicious, a good choice of wine and drinks and the serving staff (Poppy) very helpful. The breakfast menu choice was much better than just the usual standard English breakfast offering, plus the choice of pastries, juices etc was well presented, plus a selection of newspapers.

The pub didn't seem to have its own car park, therefore its a case of finding a parking space in the village. As we were walking the South Downs Way it would have been great if the Breakfast Room could have opened at 8am, rather than 9am, so that we could have started walking earlier, but other than that all good and recommend a stay at this pub.

A great location and a splendid breakfast. The rooms are well equipped with modern decor in a pleasing contrast to the old world pub environment. A good range of local beers and good staff.

A more flexible approach to early check in would be helpful to visitors and staff who appeared to have little discretion. We were staying in order to attend an afternoon performance at Glyndebourne and wanted to change after travelling. I called to ask for early check in at 2pm to be offered this for £35 a room. This comes across as greedy not hospitable. Whilst we were able to access 1 room of 3 at 2pm on the day 'as a favour' the others were not offered despite appearing to be ready for occupancy. An avoidable poor first impression

attentive, friendly and warm staff. iddilic location. fabulous food. you won’t be disappointed.

perfect

Location, bar , restaurant food and drink, friendly staff, quality breakfast especially eggs and sausages, although continental range limited. but I suppose that’s not what you’re there for!

no hot water one morning, but rectified when member of staff informed. room at top in the eaves may be difficult for tall people. couple of poorly trained dogs in courtroom restaurant whilst having dinner

The Ram Inn is a unique experience. Tucked away in a peaceful village in Sussex, it transports you into a serene and creative space surrounded by minimal but eclectic furnishings, a big desk to write at and a deep bath to restore oneself. Downstairs it the perfect picture-book English pub serving delicious local produce from the gin through to the venison. I even managed to walk someone else’s dog up through the church yard. The staff were kind and helpful.

there was nothing I would change except the gluten free bread.

No

Very high supplement for the dog. How do you expect the poor creature to raise such a vast sum? Few banks look kindly on canine borrowers.

Ideal location for those walking the South Downs Way. The room we had was beautifully designed with a very large bathroom. Really great breakfast, with great choice and cooked freshly for us. The bar has local beers from the brewery in the next road.

Dinning room could have been a bit lighter

Excellent breakfast in a cosy room with a real fire perfect for the autumnal weather. Very friendly and helpful staff with a great choice of delicious food both continental and hot selections

Accessing the car park was a bit 'interesting' a few pot holes and with the amount of rain that had fallen it was a bit muddy. However the venue and staff more than made up for that slight inconvenience

Pretty location and pub Very friendly staff Meal was amazing

Did feel like the accommodation area was new or recently taken over eg incorrect Internet instructions, told not to lose key as no spares, milk missing for drinks... and the rooms were way too bright early morning as thin curtains.

the pub, the room, the beers, the food (excellent)

staff were nice but a little frosty at times. also we had service charge added to all of our drinks which we drank at the bar and ordered each time at the bar. had to have it removed. ok on the food but not on pints