The food was fantastic. One of the best Sunday roasts I’ve had in a long time. Other guests meals were also excellent. Breakfast was also very good. Fresh produce and all cooked very well.

Car parking is the on street in small lay-bys or nearby streets. Although free we initially struggled to find a space close by. The room was comfortable but on a very windy night the old windows rattled and kept us awake. Other than that we found it fully met our needs.

The location of the hotel was ideal for what we wanted, the staff were very friendly and helpful, we loved the breakfast! Bed was really comfy and lovely touch with Krups Nespresso machine.

Sadly the only thing we didn’t like but it will not put us off staying again is that the shower simply didn’t work, we couldn’t get any water out and our friends staying in a room across from us had the same issue. In this instance we were only staying for one night so it wasn’t a big deal for us. we did feed this back to the very friendly staff.

Room was lovely and they kindly gave us a double after I had booked a twin. The window was broken (the skylight)and with the storm it was very noisy unfortunately . The radiator wasn’t working but again two heaters were put in the room and it very cosy . Just for reference the church bells start about 9 and are very loud. Overall a nice stay , sleep not brilliant and on previous stays breakfast was included and the additional charge for breakfast was £32 which was quite expensive. However it was freshly cooked and nice products .

window not being able to close making the room noisy with the storm.

The team where extremly friendly and it was lovely to be greeted so sincerly .The rooms where lovely and clean.The breakfast was amazing. Nice cooked breakfast set us up for our day and the waitress was lovely. Evening meal was great and well sized. This is a pub, but we didn't hear a thing upstairs at all. We would definitely visit again.

To he honest only the lack of parking, there practically is none. If your lucky to get parking be prepared to walk back to the hotel. But again location is lovely and on the Thames River not too far from Hampton Court Palace. There was also no coffee pods in the room so couldn't have a coffee but to be honest I'm sure if we asked they would of given us them.

The design of the hotel is beautiful, our room was well decorated and looked very modern. The bed was very comfortable and the en suite had a big shower. By far the best part of the stay was the complimentary breakfast, it was delicious and filled us up for the day!

Unfortunately we drew the short straw (pun intended) and had room 8 which is in the attic, a gorgeous room however the ceiling was low and the door was small. Due to my partners height he had a few bumps on the head. However this was only a tiny inconvenience and the beauty and comfort of the hotel definitely made up for it!

Check in was very quick and easy, the hotel doesn't offer car parking, but we manged to get parked 2 minute walk away, it really wasn't a problem. The staff in the bar were all lovely, very friendly and welcoming. We stayed in room 6 on the top floor, although the room was quiet small it was adequate for the one night. The bed was also very comfortable, the bedding and towels were of a good quality. Coffee machine in room was a nice touch along with the bottled water. We had a great meal in the evening all cooked fresh to order and we took complete advantage of the cocktail happy hours ( 5pm to 8pm )🍹🍹. Breakfast was also cooked to order with a great selection and delightful service from the staff.

Housekeeping could have been better especially in the bathroom, the décor and furniture in bedroom was looking quiet tatty in places. The fan in the room was also very dirty and dusty, it really would not of taken much just to wipe it or hoover it as the dust was very visible.

Very friendly, helpful staff, with our special thanks to Colin, Jocelyn and the chef who provided us with an excellent choice of breakfasts each morning. The pub had a lovely atmosphere and it was so nice to relax on the sofas after a day out. Our room was quiet and comfortable with tea, coffee and biscuits provided. Wonderful white large fluffy towels in the bathroom and toiletries provided, nice powerful shower. Location was opposite the river with nice walks, local shops and a few other pubs all within walking distance.

Bathroom a little small and could do with a small shelf in the shower area.

Lovely location, next to the river. Comfy bed. Great to have a modern fan in the bedroom which helped on a warm evening. Lovely, friendly, helpful staff. The best poached eggs with advacdo on toast I've had, the nachos in the evening were 2nd to none. Had the smashed burger, pizza and chicken drumsticks all were incredible, over several evenings I might add 😁

Stated there was parking which there wasn't, parked on street which was minimal. There was a socket loose on the wall. Traffic noise woke us up, we love in a quiet cul-de-sac, so this probably affected us more. During breakfast, the cleaner moped floor eating breakfast with the smell of detergent is not the best. I appreciate it has to be done but after service would be better. We booked to stay 1 night originally which had breakfast included, we decided to stay 2nd night this was at same cost but breakfast was extra which we didn't like, we could of mentioned this but as hosts they may of offered a deal on 2nd morning.

The Flower Pot is a beautiful historic property made into a lovely pub with a fantastic B and B. The room is beautifully decorated, well appointed with practical and thoughtful touches to make the stay comfortable. The chef made delicious food each day, the bar with its daily happy hour is fun to hang out in, and the staff are so kind. It feels like coming home only better!

Rooms are just above the pub and can be noisy especially when they host a live music event. Noise calms down after closing and the staff finish with clean up. Note: the village is very suburban so if quiet and peaceful aren’t your vibe, this won’t appeal to those looking to party.

A very comfortable stay in a beautiful old pub which we used as a base to explore the charming village of Sunbury. The room we had was cosy and comfortable with a modern bathroom, tea/coffee facilities, and a lovely outlook along the picturesque street and over to the Thames. We were on the second floor and if you have any issues with mobility you would need to ask for a ground floor room as the stairs are rather steep. The pub restaurant downstairs has a lovely friendly atmosphere and is frequented by locals: the meals we had were great. The staff were very welcoming and friendly.

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