The Pheasant Inn

The room was very small with a single bed and toilet/shower room, but it was clean and tidy. Water and biscuits topped up every day was nice. Staff were straightforward and helpful. The big downside for me (other than a single bed) was getting an awful sleep every night, as it's right above a pub. They advertise Fri/Sat nights being busy, but I was there Mon-Thurs and the place was heaving every night until about midnight, and you can hear every bit of noise from the bed! Then the apocalypse at midnight, when people going back to their rooms slamming doors. So if you are looking for a night out and somewhere to crash, or one of those guys that works away but spends all their money in the pub, then this would be right up your street. If like me you are working away, asleep early to get up early for a productive day, probably best looking elsewhere. I would recommend staying out the Luton/Dunstable area anyway if possible, traffic is awful and it's a bit of a hole.

This staff in this small hotel went over and above to accomodate me. Every member of staff I met were great. Accomodation was clean tidy, warm and internet signal was good. Well done

Fully enjoyed our stay. Friendly staff especially the lady doing breakfast.

I needed a place to stay whilst visiting close friends. This place seemed close by and ideal. And I wasn't disappointed. Lovely helpful staff, the rooms were exactly what I needed for a good night's sleep (no thrills and frills), and breakfast in the morning. Just right...

Lovely little place, clean room with really friendly staff. Breakfast was great, with big variety. Worth the cost, clean room with essential facilities.

Adequate for my one night stay,nice breakfast,staff friendly and helpful

Excellent accommodation and very friendly staff. The room was clean but small, the TV being little bigger than the kettle. The breakfast was excellent and plentiful and nothing was too much trouble. The pub is about ten minutes walk from the centre and well worth having a drink in. The locals were friendly and the Guinness was top notch. All in all I would stay again without any hesitation and would recommend others to do so too.

We stayed here on the 5th of August 2023, for what was meant to be 2 nights. The pheasant inn looked very run down and outdated but as we were only needed somewhere to sleep that wasn't important. Our room had a broken radiator, a broken lamp and some of the plug sockets were hanging off the wall. We also had to share a bathroom with 5 other rooms which wasn't stated before we stayed. The bathroom was very dirty. We complained about this and we're given keys for a new room, this room was not available to us until we came back on the night of the 6th. On the 6th we arrived back at the pheasant inn at about 11.30pm. We tried to unlock the door and it had been bolted from the inside and we couldn't get in. We tried banging doors and phoning but we had no answer and had to then get an uber 2 and a half hours home so we didn't have to sleep on a bench outside. I phoned up the following morning to explain what had happened and to organise returning my case and was spoken to disgustingly by the manager. He accused us of being too intoxicated to work a door! Refused to send our case and instead had a go at us for not returning the key. There has been endless back a forth on the phone and we have got no further and they have been rude everytime. On two occasions I have said to them I'll send the key, but can they email me confirmation I will get the case once they have received it. But they refused both times. Almost 2 months later we still have no case or even a sorry.

Convenient for Dunstable centre where I visited Priory Gardens for screening of Last Night of the Proms (not particularly impressive). But they did have an excellent singing duo (Swing Sensation). Pub could do with selling Draught Beer.