The Olde Coach House

We had a fabulous Sunday lunch in this lovely hotel, I really enjoyed the roast beef , and the Yorkshire puddings were massive, in the area visiting family, will definitely be back

We live in the village, and it’s quite clear curtain previous team members didn’t want to be there and didn’t care. But what a change! Since the new people have arrived it’s so much better! Just shows you what can be achieved if you care

Book a last minute room for a meeting i had a dirft, arrive to a warm welcome, great food and drink. I explained i woulnd be down for breakfast as hat to leave early in morning. Molly then organised me a takeaway breakfast, I really appreciated it. will be back

My colleague and I had just finished a marathon 4 events over the Easter bank holiday weekend. We arrived at 9pm and we're welcomed by the most helpful and accommodating staff we've met in our years of traveling. They truly turned our frowns upside down with superb food, ale and perfect rooms. They shared conversation with us and we had a great laugh. I couldn't praise the whole experience any more highly! Breakfast continued this trend and had us setting off to our next meeting feeling fully cared for, valued, rested and fed.

Friday evening visit for food. No atmosphere, cold, dark and fairly empty. 3 staff standing at the bar having a chat. Had to interrupt to ask for a table and we were told to sit anywhere. Had to ask for someone to take our drink order. Then had to ask again for menus and again ask for our order to be taken. Took our order then came back to advise there was a wait, but couldn’t say how long. Asked for a more precise wait time, and after a wait ! was told this would be at least 25 minutes. All a bit weird given the place was empty! We left at that point, having wasted an hour. This pub has been very inconsistent for many years, right now it’s clearly bottom of the curve.

From the exterior, the Olde Coach House seems impressive, but on entry into the bar and particularly the stairs to our room above, the air was faisty and our twin room had an unpleasant smell too. Apart from a nice view, one mattress had protruding springs, a wall plug had its cover hanging off, the shower room extractor hardly worked and was extremely noisy, and the washbasin light didn't work, and no bedside tables After an uncomfortable night with much door slamming we attempted to go down stairs for breakfast, the door would not unlock, we had to hail a passing member of the public to go to our aid to summon a staff member. On the final morning , they had no eggs for breakfast. No compen...

Have visited a couple of times a month for a while now over lunch as is in a great location to meet for a working lunch. We visited again 2 weeks ago for a quick working lunch, complete waste of time! The place was a mess and the car park was disgusting! It was completely derelict and closed! Looked abandoned! No signs up or anything so my colleague suggested to try again the following day so he booked a table online, he loved there steak sandwich! And again, abandoned! Closed with no warning or sign to explain what’s going on even though a table was booked! I’m guessing it’s changed hands or something, the mess and bin bags everywhere suggested that, never answering the phone and online boo...

My partner and I tried to eat here on a Friday lunch. That should not have been overly ambitious, right? There were some cars in the parking lot, which looked disheveled. We walked into the bar area-no lights on and nobody in attendance. Was it maybe closed after all? A few minutes later the manager walked in. She flipped on some of the lights and said we could eat anywhere. No attempt was made to show us “anywhere” and much of the restaurant was still dark. We went outside. One other table was occupied. After some time, we got service for drinks and food, The drinks came after a wait. Then we waited and waited. And hour for hamburgers? The manager, after my husband went in, said our orders...

My friend and I booked for lunch at the Olde Coach House, because it was convenient for our visit to the wonderful historic church in Ashby St Ledgers, a pretty village with strong Gunpowder Plot connections. We were made very welcome with a choice of restaurant seating that’s spread over a series of rooms, one with a working fireplace. There’s a garden too, and dogs are welcomed both inside and out. For me that’s a big plus, as a potential venue for wider family gatherings. There's ample parking and it’s located just a few minutes drive from the A361 Daventry road. There’s also the option of accommodation, so it ticks a lot of boxes. In my opinion the food alone makes it well worth a visit....