Kings Arms in Richmond upon Thames

Amazing hotel. Rooms excellent, very clean and amazing host. Nothing too much trouble for him and very socialable. Location perfect for Hampton Court Palace. The Hotel actually backs onto the Palace Maze.

Just had a drink great location 👌

We had a beautiful meal here today. The manager & staff were so welcoming and friendly. We had our dogs with us & got a fabulous snug with a log burning stove to enjoy our food. The food was delicious and excellent quality. We will definitely be back. The only small niggle was the lack of parking (only around 7 spaces which were filled) so we had to park a fair bit away & walk - but it was worth it. Keep up the good work !

Came here for dinner while working at the joust at HCP . Food was great, service was great.

Wonderful experience. Had a meal here with my father who is in a wheelchair and the staff were attentive and incredibly accommodating. Made us feel very much at home and the food was superb too. Would highly recommend.

We stayed for one night in a very comfortable room. The staff (Rachel, Gertrude and Cally) were helpful and accommodating, particularly appreciated as we were with our young son. Breakfast was excellent. The location is right across from Bushey Park is convenient and pleasant - road noise is inaudible inside, while we were able to go into this beautiful park through just crossing the street. Recommended

Fantastic Stay Joanne the manager is priceless, all the staff are chatty and fantastic. Second time I have stayed at The Kings Arms. This time with my family and we booked the family suite Double Bed and bunk beds for the kids in a seperate room, Great bathroom with big bath and shower. Breakfast was fabulous and cooked fresh to order. Have recomended the hotel to friends and clients alike 10/10

Stayed the night following a visit to Hampton Court Palace. It's really clean, the service was first class, John and the rest of the staff are really friendly, polite and helpful, the dinner and breakfast was fantastic. There is 'first come, first served' parking on site, but other locations nearby. From my experience, would definitely recommend staying.

Quick review, visited the Kings Arms yesterday, I can only summize, the barman had received some very bad news. Grumpy, and really did not want to serve us. Let’s hope he has a better day today. Cheers

Lovely hotel, staff could not have been nicer or more helpful. Room was really nice and spotless as was the whole hotel. Food was lovely, bar had nice atmosphere and outside area for enjoying a drink in the sun was perfect. Would definitely recommend and will definitely be returning.

Very comfortable stay, friendly staff

Lovely surroundings, service and food was fantastic

Excellent food, freshly made. This is the main feature of this restaurant. We visited today the Six restaurant within the King's Arms Hotel with my family and we all have been extremely impressed with the food.We have tried several different dishes and we could not find anything at all that was anything but perfect. Starting from the bread, freshly made served with an excellent butter, ending with the ice-cream, rich and silky, everything was well above our expectations.We shared a local charcuterie board which was lovely , especially the coppa.I had corzetti for started and my wife the scotch egg. Both dishes were perfectly executed and cooked on point. The scotch egg with the running yolk and perfectly fried was excellent. The corzetti were rich and tasty, nicely al dente and the broad beens were nice and sweet cutting the richness of the dish. We also tried the agnolotti, which were just perfect. The rich flavour of the goat cheese was well balanced by the fresh cherry tomatoes and the light broth. These are definitely a MUST !I had the Saffron risotto and my wife went for the fish and chips. The risotto was ( very uncommon to find) perfectly cooked with the mantecatura executed to perfection. It was well balanced on the flavour and the saffron aromatic note was not hidden by any other flavour. Just the cheese and butter to complete but not overtaking the main aroma. Our son had a burger, nice and juicy and served with a freshly made brioche bun. Even if it was from the kids menu it showed that attention and care were put also for the children food, exactly as it was for the adults. The ice-cream to finish was delicious. Rich and silky. The service was warm, friendly and precise.We had a bottle Gavi and it was extremely nice. Definitely a place that we will visit again in the future and that would recommend to anyone to visit.

Meal at The Six restaurant last night, busy evening but the staff and management were superb. We had a absolutely lovely three course meal, beautifully cooked and a pleasure to eat. The staff were very attentive and made sure we were well looked after. Would strongly recommend.Full marks The Six!

Always a good time here, great food,,,, people and rooms, ace

A friend and I had a lovely lunch here after visiting Hampton Court Palace. Food was delicious, staff very friendly and accommodating and we enjoyed sitting in the outside area. Location is great and a snack or meal here can easily be combined with a day out to also see the palace. I would certainly come back.

Love love love this place! The food was absolutely amazing, wonderful wine list and staff so lovely. We will be back soon!

One of the few close by restaurants after walking Hampton Court. Ate at the outdoor patio and had some interesting dishes. Good service and great outdoor atmosphere.

Visited for lunch. Party of 12. 6 adults, 6 children (1-8). Accommodating and friendly. All had roasts. Mainly beef and turkey. Fish n chips for kids. Food was very good. Rare for a pub, especially given location, and such a big party. Kate, the manager, and her staff were incredibly welcoming and nothing was too much trouble. Thank you and we will be back and we will be recommending (at the risk of it being so popular we don’t get a table!). Thank you and see you again soon.

Lovely food well presented. Went there for our Christmas do and had the set menu and it was delicious. The mushroom and chestnut soup was delicious. The porc beautifully cooked and really tasty.The desert was a bit disappointing as did not match the rest . Rice pudding with cranberry compote and the ice cream on top was too much . Good service friendly nice decor Situated directly opposite Bushy park and near the palace .

What an amazing place!!! Came here for dinner with friends and it was a fabulous evening. Super stylish and comfortable, and the food was stunning, loved the fact all the ingredients are locally sourced. will definitely be returning......

First time visiting The Six, the refurbished restaurant in the Kings Arms. Food was exceptional, staff very attentive and an excellent idea sourcing the salad/vegetables/herbs from the Hampton Court garden. We will definitely return.

Popped in for a beer after visiting the palace. The staff were friendly and the prices were reasonable for a beer and gin. Not quite the cosy, inviting pub experience that we were looking for, but pleasant nonetheless and well worth a quick pitstop.

We had dinner here with both adults and children on what proved to be a pretty quiet Thursday evening. The restaurant was rather overlit initially, which, together with the white marble tables and black low-back chairs made it somewhat stark. It was not helped that we were among the first guests in what is quite a spacious dining room.Given that the restaurant has been newly renovated, it is not suprising - perhaps a few palms or other sizable plants would help to provide a little more colour and break up the space.The wine list is of a good length, with a selection ranging from the reasonably priced to the more expensive. We chose a bottle of Cabernet Sauvignon which became increasingly drinkable as it breathed. The quality of the food ingredients was universally good, and everyone finished the contents of their plates. The childrens' menu is realistic in terms of choice and offers a slimmed down version of some of the adult dishes (ie the burger). There was a single vegetarian option on the main course menu, and no vegan options at all. I ordered two vegeterian starters as a result, but was quite happy with the quantity of food served which is not always the case with starters. I took the beetroot and burrata salad followed by the bluecheese salad. My wife took the cheddar and onion tart. My cousin had the lamb, which was nice and pink, while our older son took the burger - assiduously stripping it of lettuce and onion relish...The only significant meh was given to the chips which lacked flavour.Ketchup and mayonnaise were provided in little Tiptree pots, which are elegant but not terribly environmentally efficient.Service was a little awkward, with a couple of misunderstandings being worked through, but was attentive and well-intentioned.Overall it feels that Six is still finding its feet: the basics are in place, but the menu needs a little more variety (particularly for vegetarians and vegans), the service could be a bit more relaxed and the ambience a little softer to make it cosier.

I stopped here with my two kids after exploring Hampton Court. It couldn’t be closer without being on the palace grounds and we had a lovely lunch.Although the menu offers some exciting looking dishes and no little creativity, on this occasion we went for fish and chips and a burger and I thought the quality was excellent. The chips were wonderful - like great chip shop chips - and the mushy peas some of the best I’ve ever had. It should be said £16 for a fairly polite portion of fish and chips is punchy, even around here, but on the doorstep of Hampton Court you’re inevitably paying tourist prices (see also £6.55 for a pint of lager shandy) - but all considered, I was happy to pay a little more for the convenience of it being right on the gate (and the kids’ menu portions were plenty for my two and far more reasonable at £7).We sat outside and while it is next to a very busy road, they’ve done a good job of hedging it off and creating a nice terrace. There’s still traffic noise, but it was fine. We’ll definitely return.

Really great roast beef lunch, genuinely one of the best I’ve had this year. Completely refurbished interior is a bit stark and sole-less though. Can imagine it being too ‘cool’ in the winter season, not ‘cosy’ enough. But we’ll be back for the food.

Well Henry VIII may not have approved of the newly refurbished Kings Arms but there has been no expense spared to bring this previously worn and tired hostelry up to date and what a great job they have done. It’s tastily decorated without being ostentatious and the whole decor is lovely. And surprise, the standard of the food has kept pace with the excellent high standards. Beautiful food with attentive, friendly staff and whilst it’s not cheap, it’s very good value. Altogether, a lovely warm Friday evening with good friends and excellent food!

Excellent Sunday lunch roast beef was cooked to perfection with a good selection of vegetables and good service

After booking a table for Sunday lunch at relatively short notice, we were all very happy with our choice. The team were absolutely a pleasure to be with and were welcoming, warm, and knowledgeable. The atmosphere was great for a friendly catch up over a roast lunch. Drinks flowed well, and the team were very attentive. I wouldn’t hesitate to return and recommend to anyone in the area. We all felt appreciated for our custom and genuinely enjoyed everything. Many thanks to the team for a great experience.

For a hotel that is next to Hampton Court Palace, it is such a shame that this place has been stripped of any character. The roaring fireplace is now glass brick and there is not a hint of its nearness to the 16th Century Palace apart from the name of the restaurant. The food was good, some dishes were excellent, but the service was lacklustre and slow given we were one of only 3 tables. Over all i was just underwhelmed by my experience and wont be rushing back

Attentive staff, great decor, nice seasonal dishes really we’ll executed. Highly recommended. Meal for two - meals came in good time but not rushed, extensive wine list and ok prices. Location great for Hampton court palace and bushey park.

Niclely done up but a shame it's so modern & hasn't kept any of the old character eg wood paneling! Quite expensive & service needs to up the anti! Tables outside not cleared even though staff weren't busy and a terrible smell from their bins near the terrace.

Now called The Six. This place need a refurb and it has been done to a very high standard. Now closer to fine dining than the pub grub of before.

My husband and I had lunch at the Kings Arms on July 2019. We both ordered the plaice. It was truly excellent. Michelin star quality. The expresso, however, could be stronger.

A newly opened restaurant/bar/lounge at this nicely refurbished ancient pub/hotel. We have been waiting for it to get going.......

Happened to notice that the pub had opened after visiting the flower show. Was absolutely appalled to see that every shred of history had been ripped from it. How was this allowed to happen ? Direct history to Henry VIII all gone. Shame on you.

Food nicely prepared, very good buffet as well as a cooked breakfast menu. Can recommend the eggs benedict.

I recently visited Hampton Court. I used to call in here for a beer or three. Please note that this establishment is currently closed. Check their website for updates.

The Kings Arms is a fantastic place to eat & drink. The decor is just beautiful and typical 'Hampton Court style' - making it so atmospheric. The have big, tudor-style tables with dark wooden beans and also a wonderful fire place with big, studded, leather sofas. It really is like stepping back in time (in a good way, of course) - this place obviously has a lot of history. The food choices are pretty limited but that has never really posed a problem for us personally. They have roast dinners, sausage and mash, fish and chips and also a kids menu (last time i checked). The food has always been at a very high standard. The drink is also very good and fairly priced. Staff are excellent, very attentive and friendly. They also have a generous amount of outside seating. I would definitely recommend this place.

Pub full of character. Food was wholesome and service was friendly and efficient

Llamamos para un almuerzo de haber pasado un número de veces me pareció muy bonito desde el exterior. Por dentro es muy viejos tiempos. Llegamos antes de que empezaron a servir la comida, así que teníamos un par de copas mientras espera. El menú no era muy amplia, pero nos instalamos en el pollo hamburguesas que eran muy agradables. Sin duda consideraríamos volver cuando en la zona en el futuro.

We had a drink in here on our arrival at our apartment next door, but found it a bit pricey for a couple of drinks

El Kings Arms restaurante está situado en el Hotel Kings Arms justo fuera de la entrada norte de la Puerta del León a los terrenos del Palacio de la Hampton Court Palace. Este restaurante está abierto para el desayuno, el almuerzo y la cena. El hotel y el restaurante son de más de 300 años y empezó como un burdel para los soldados británicos. Este pub tiene mesas para sentarse al aire libre dentro y también tiene en su patio.

The staff could not have been more helpful when our party of two grew to one of 7 people. Pleasant willing and attentive service. Well done!

Excellent food, excellent service too, definitely recommend

Nice pub/restaurant right next to Hampton Court Palace and Bushey Park. The pub has seating on the pavement outside. The bar sells Hall and Wood house Ales only and a small selection of larger. A TV was playing sport. The barman was good, giving patient directions to Hampton Court to quite a rude visitor.

Third year running we've eaten here as a family after a day out at the Hampton Court Flower Show. There were 8 of us booked in for 8pm and it was a big disappointment compared to previous years. First there was a skeleton menu. We were told they'd sold out of most things as they'd been so busy. We ended up with seven fish n chips and a burger. Took an age to arrive. And after deliberating on desserts we were told (admittedly very apologetically by our charming waitress) that they'd finished serving food. We were dumbfounded. They offered ice cream.

Cerca del río Támesis de Londres Heathrow y la puerta del palacio. Este es embarrassingly mala! Nadie puede ser molestado teníamos una bebida y a la izquierda. Qué desperdicio de un hermoso hotel histórico ¿No quieres hacer dinero? Su literalmente a un tiro de piedra del Palacio que tienen un público cautivo como el único pub un acomodados clientela uno de los mejores chefs haría bien en comprar este lugar especialmente con el espectáculo de jardín. Debe tener una palabra con James martin. Quien quiera que sea el dueño de este lugar necesita sus baches sensación!

Visitaremos el palacio de Hampton Court cada año para un concierto. El año pasado nos comimos una deliciosa comida en una encantadora posada, llamado armas Reyes, perfectamente situado en el límite del parque. Nos quedamos tan impresionados que decidimos quedarnos allí este año.

Definitivamente no es un hotel boutique, pero mucho mejor en mi opinión. Precioso pub de estilo antiguo de carácter mundial. Me gustaría la habitación de Jane seymour, pero por desgracia la actriz de Hollywood no estaba allí. Buen tamaño y la cama era cómoda. Gran desayuno, pero no tranquila un budín, blanco o patata no ha pan ha. Una gran relación calidad-precio y una fantástica ubicación con fácil acceso al centro de Londres. Importante para llevar las llaves de hotel si quiere volver después de terminar como el pub bar principal funciona como recepción y podrá ser cerrada como la recepción no es de 24 horas.

We were a group of 18 who had prebooked for a lunch after a walk round Bushy Park. The pub is in a prime position next to Hampton Court and always looks very inviting from the outside. The atmosphere was good in the bar and the staff friendly. However, the menu was limited, although we were told on booking that we could choose from the main menu if necessary and preorder. They had no salad left and ran out of ham for sandwiches before we had all ordered. My chicken sandwich was made with the end of the loaf next to the crust so was hard and almost stale. The coleslaw was not nice, made with vinaigrette rather than mayonnaise I think. Chips were ok. Disappointing and a shame.

Nice place to eat and drink on a Sunday afternoon.

The pub backs on to Hampton Court which was excellent for an event there. There are very limited parking spaces and it is difficult to feel comfortable with your car retained at Her Majesty's pleasure in Bushy Park overnight. The room was shabby and did not feel worthy of its name Henry Tudor after a visit to the Palace, but it worked.The breakfast was good

We were visiting friends and family in Molesey and decided on an overnight in this local pub with rooms. The rooms themselves were a bit themed around Royals, with four-poster beds and lots of gold and mirrors. The beds were comfortable, but the attention to detail was definitely not royal standard, sadly.Parking proved difficult, with the hotel on the main road. Although it stated in the booking that free parking was available, this was misleading as there are only three dedicated spots outside the pub, with the rest permitted bay parking. Shower rooms were a bit dated and could do with some reinvestment, but the rooms themselves were decent enough and the traffic on the main road outside was not really noticeable despite our room (Henry VIII) being at the front. We had dinner here, which was decent pub grub but nothing more. At over £11 for a burger, and nearly £13 for a pie, I expected a bit more to be honest. Breakfast in the morning was similar - fine, but nothing more. It was a shame that the glasses, cutlery and crockery were all a bit streaky and in need of sparkle. I probably wouldn't opt to stay here again, but it did the job and I hope that my review will not be taken too personally, and may help them to look at some improvements.

The Kings Arms dates back to the 17th century and the rooms reflect this with the furnishings. We had a two night break here and the staff were very pleasant and friendly. Breakfast was very good and freshly cooked to order, there was also juices, cereals, fruit and croissants for you to help yourself.We would certainly stay there again.

Excellent way to end your visit to Hampton Court with good pub food directly opposite the entrance to Hampton Court. Excellent service and enjoyed the food too!

Call in here for breakfast. Looked good on the menu, but failed to meet expectations. My Breakfast listed sautéed potatoes which did not materialise, back or streaky bacon, I ordered back which did arrive. My wife ordered poached egg on toast with streaky. She received back bacon. Food OK, but check what is available before you order. We were not advised of shortages, or offered alternatives.

A lovely olde world feeling to this hotel, although the room did not match the look of the rooms on their website and could have done with redecorating. The toilet needed replacing. Most of the staff were very welcoming. The breakfast was very good.Ideal place to stay when visiting Hampton Court Place.

Good beer selection and quality. Not impressed with the food, which was mediocre at best. Considering the price and the business of the place, I was expecting something a little less drier and plain. Children were particularly unimpressed with their food.

Excellent Inn (Grade 2 listed 300 years old) good pub food and excellent breakfast: rooms at front of hotel subject to road traffic noise.

I stayed in a beautiful room known as the 'Jane Seymour' suite, inspired by the good old Henry the Eighth! I had 'Catherine Parr' suite next to me alongside 'Tudor Rose'. It was a lovely stay in the hotel, the staff were kind, professional and made me feel very welcome and comfortable. You can order in or buy food and bring in which I found very generous of them. They offer a delicious cooked breakfast along side some cold food...not many shops and amenities nearby you can always take a 10 minute walk past the fabulous well known maze and you will find a good row of shops, restaurants and pubs....the service was brilliant! Would definitely recommend and would love to come back and stay again....In regards to some reviews about the coldness, the rooms soon heated if you left the radiator on long enough!

This is an interesting pub /hotel in a perfect location right next to the entrance gate to Hampton Court Palace. The building retains many unique features all of which add to its undoubted character. We were staying close by so we visited on a couple of occasions. The food wasn't bad, but expensive for what it was, but the worst aspect was the truly awful tasting beer, which was flat and not well kept. I tried several different brews and each was as bad. Whoever's in charge of the beer needs to have a re-think!

We visited as a family for lunch on 30 December. Our table was in a room outside the general bar area. There was absolutely no heating and we complained stating that it was warmer outside than inside. We were offered no form of heat. When our food arrived it also was cold and uninviting.

I love the atmosphere at KA and husband and I went there for a Christmas drink with our dog. The pub allows dogs and children and it is major plus. The pub is very beautiful, authentic, good beer, friendly service, original fireplace; always a joy to visit.

This pub is in a great setting on the perimeter of Hampton Court Palalce. Great drinks, comfortable Chesterfield settees in front of a lovely open, log fire. Friendly helpful staff. What more can you ask for?

Good Location near Hampton Court Palace and Bushey Park. Sunday lunch was good, we were in room away from open fire which was a shame as the bar with far it much more cosy

I was in London on business and booked this for its location. I love the character of the building and the staff were fantastic. So welcoming and conscientious. The food was great from the evening meal to the lovely breakfast.

Service was ok - stuff often chatting rather than serving. 2 x roasts: Trimmings excellent, massive crispy Yorkshire pudding. Beef was tough and probably needed slicing more thinly. Pork better, although fat was soft rather than crispy. Only two potatoes? Uninspiring pudding menu.

Everything we had was really good. Generous portions well cooked and delicious. Service was really excellent. Wish it was my local.

Very quaint pub/B&B. Room was facing the street, not too noisy and could see many deer crossing the street in the early morning. Breakfast was ample with a nice variety. Would definitely stay here again.

We arrived very early in the Morning from Heathrow.( Around 8.30am) The girl at reception was very helpful and explained that our room was still occupied but it would be ready as soon as they could get in to make up the room. They took our bags and put them in storage until we got back from visiting Hampton court Palace. The room although not large was quit adequate for us & very clean. We ate out that night but had a very nice breakfast the next morning in the dining room. After checking out we found we had a problem with our Sat nav. and were not able to go anywhere until the hire car people arrived with a replacement unit. Rob the Manager offered us the use of the phone for as long as we liked and said we could stay in the hotel lounge area for as long as we needed. We were very impressed with our stay and treatment and will stay there when we next visit our friends in the UK

I've stayed here every few weeks for the last 5 months and stayed in several rooms. It is a very beautiful historical building and with it comes the quirks like uneven floors, narrow passages etc. which is all completely fine and part of the fabric. But...it is in dire need of a lick of paint and a general refresh upstairs in the rooms and communal passages as it looks tired and shabby (and not in a good chic kind of way either). This needn't be expensive. The walls on the landing are painted in a dark green colour which is heavily chipped and adds to the general gloomy feel. The rooms in some cases have heavy brocade curtains which are falling off runners and bathrooms generally look extremely budget with blinds broken or hanging by a thread.The pub menu is dated, unappetising and dull. It's a typical pub menu of chips, pies and fried stuff. But, it's well cooked and presented clearly by someone who takes a pride in their work as it's very competently done. There are NEVER any specials available. I think it would be a great idea if they let the chef choose two specials a week of their own and this would add much needed variety. A good casserole or some simple non fried fish would be really welcome. I generally go out to eat elsewhere now as I rarely fancy a massive pile of meat pie and chips just before bed... A shame. I think the chef will get bored of just cooking pub grub and leave at some point. The really good stuff about this hotel is the staff are lovely, the breakfast is superb and the bar area is nice too with candles and magazines etc. This doesn't reflect the bar food or the rooms - almost like its two separate businesses. I also think it's overpriced and this puts me off staying there more when combined with the shabby rooms and fried pub food menu. Advice to owners:1. Let your talented chef cook a few of his own dishes as specials. Even if just for a few months and just see.2. Paint the communal areas magnolia to brighten them up3. Get Alex Polizzi to come down

Fantastic location for Hampton Court and Kingston. Great walks through the Park and along the Thames.Would definitely stay there again.

The Kings Arms is a 300 year old inn located on the Northern edge of Hampton Court Palace. The building is steeped in history and in parts of it date back to 1658. Originally built as a ‘house of disrepute’ for the soldiers garrisoned at Hampton Court Palace but now a great place to drink, eat or stay.If I was looking for accommodation to enjoy a day or two at Hampton Court, I certainly wouldn't hesitate to book one of the 13 rooms here.

Great location if visiting Hampton Court Palace. Rooms comfortable and good pub food available. Breakfast options very good.

Not much food available when we arrived on a Sunday evening but I expect they had had a busy day being next to the Palace. Not very busy and I think they need to up their offering to survive in the current market although I'm sure they do a roaring trade during the day.

Good food, great location and friendly service. Ideal for family or friends

stayed for businessgood nights sleepgood breakfastexcellent bar foodideal location for me for work, and I like to run in the mornings and it is literally on the Thames, so great for running along the river

Quite disappointing. The pub had a dark and grotty interior. Very average food. The Sunday roast was bland. On the plus side, the staff were friendly.

We did a tour of Hampton Court Palace and decided to look at the maze and use that exit. Just outside the exit we found the Kings Arms hotel and decided to have lunch this hotel had many original features for classic English pub. Staff were very helpful and friendly the food for a pub was fantastic but I must say the pints were just as good after 2 hours in the lovely Kings Arms we went to the station to get the train back to London.

We stayed here for one night at a reduced rate for a wedding nearby.The service was very friendly and the pub itself is great and does a fabulous breakfast included in the rate.However the room was rather noisy and hot. We were supplied with a fan and free bottled water which helped but we were still very hot.The room was not bad, but not great. The shower was very small. For the money we paid it was okay as a great location, but not sure I would stay there again. However I would use the pub again as it was very nice and dog friendly for our visiting friend.

The pub is in a great location being right outside the Lion Gate. We called in here for lunch after visiting the Palace. The food is standard pub grub but it was well cooked and we could find no fault with the service all were friendly and effective..

Pro's Great location right next to the Lion Gate exit to Hampton Court PalaceTons of character, plenty of original features within the pubOutdoor drinking areaGreat beerVery good staff, friendly and attentiveStunning fireplaces, that I'm winter you would not want to pull yourself away fromGood decent tasty pub food which is well served and presentedCon's The outside drinking area suffers from traffic noise, although they have done their best to reduce this by a screen of plantsDoesn't subscribe to cask marque scheme Lovely pub, teaming with character, pay it a visit. You will end up calling in again and again.

Stayed and had dinner at the Kings Arms. Very helpful and friendly staff. Lovely food and clean, comfy rooms. Perfect location for Hampton Court. Booked again for next year!

Food is not great, but drinks and location is perfect and easy to come back to Hampton courts for more.

My wife and I went to this pub on Sun 12/6/16 for a meal, I must say I was very impressed, from the moment we walked through the door we were made to feel welcome. We were greeted on arrival by a young man called Josh who was extremely friendly and polite, a real professional with an excellent way of making a customer feel valued. All the staff there were very pleasant and seemed to enjoy their work. All in all we had a very enjoyable dining experience, which we will be repeating very soon.

Bloody Mary not great. Nice building and location tho...

Бар находится в здании отеля, которому уже за 300 лет! Интерьер создаёт атмосферу средневековой Англии. Отличная кухня и обслуживание! Спасибо!

Came from the palace for a break. Lots of people followed so they are either googling in advance like I did or asking the staff at HCP. Anyway, menu was small but very good. My husband had the burger which he enjoyed and I had the buffalo chicken burger, which I really liked also, not a usual menu offering in uk but excellently done, only improvement would be a better bun. Good selection of drinks, great Bloody Mary, nice comfortable atmosphere, good service. All around a good option. Saw the sandwiches and they looked hearty and served with hot chips so a decent meal as well. Worth the 5 minute walk from HCP.

Just visited the beer garden on a balmy Friday night...most enjoyable ...not too crowded but a nice buzz

We booked a room for 3 adults . Actually had 2 rooms which was perfect. Jason manager was really helpful especially when 8t came to parking. Food was average pub grub in the evening. Breakfast would put many establishments to shame. We loved the hotel an would stay there againTip phone ahead to get a parking space outside the hotel.

Really good quality Sunday roast, well deserved after the Hampton Court half marathon. I had roast chicken and others had beef, everyone very happy! Great service and ambiance too. Would definitely recommend for Sunday lunch. Convenient parking outside also.

We walked along to the pub which was very busy. Fortunately we had booked a table. The three of us had a very nice meal in the restaurant. The young waiter was very helpful and very attentive. The food was excellent and the atmosphere in the pub was great. Really set us up for a fine Christmas.

Went here for our anniversary for lunch after a 12 mile bike ride. we sat outside as it was a warm day. The staff were friendly and the speed of service was good. However I would like to see more healthy options for the starters and mains though. Otherwise it was a great atmosphere especially inside with the oak panels. Just beware that dogs are not always controlled by their owners something that the staff need to enforce if they are indoors

My husband, son and I all enjoyed our meal at the Kings Arms. The pub was cosy with a nice log fire burning. The staff were friendly and efficient, the food and drinks were very nice, all in all a good choice for a place to eat in an area we did not know.

An authentic feeling period pub with a warm and friendly atmosphere.

Au coin du feu nous avons apprécié un repas frugal et très goûteux ! L'ambiance était apaisante et l'attention du personnel permanente ! Je recommande vivement après la visite du palace !

We had a nice long walk by the river on the bank holiday after Christmas and went into the King's Arms for a light meal. The food was very nice, the staff were friendly and attentive and even though the place was really busy, we didn't wait long for our food. Definitely recommend and will be going back again.

Very traditional and welcoming pub/inn with good beers and bar food. If you like open fires, flagstone floors etc, this place is for you.

Backing onto Hampton Court Palace gardens, with Bushy Park over the road it's a good place to stay for seeing some Tudor history and pleasant walks. The date above the door is 1709. The inside of the pub area is very cosy and the food is very good. 2 main courses with 6 pints of good Badger's ale cost £50. The let dogs in (so I assume kids are accepted too).