Milford Arms in Hounslow

Tried Sunday lunch following re-opening after lockdown. Absolutely delicious, quality of food and presentation much improved. Only managed to get 2 lunches in before 2nd lockdown intervened, let's all hope it won't be long before we can enjoy it again. Posted this on their accommodation site in error when it was intended for the pub, sure it applies if you are staying.

Visited for lunch recently with elderly parents. It was a pleasant surprise to see an extended menu - I had the cod cassoulet which was superb. Thankfully the same: the staff remain friendly and The Milford does a good pint of Guinness. Our visit was relaxing as the COVID19 restrictions are taken seriously. The tables are spaced, sanitiser is available and the loo I used had sensor activated amenities. Excellent value for money. The food is equal to other pubs locally but less expensive. If you are local, I'd recommend a visit, not out of goodwill, but because it's lovely and worth keeping. I am a greedy person and didn't need a big dinner after my lunch.

Went here yesterday, gloomy and wet day in Isleworth. The staff here clearly take hygiene seriously, sanitizer, masks for moving around no cash and table service only. I chose the trio of meats which was served with all the trimmings and a fine Yorkshire pudding. Only one real ale available, Doom Bar, I was guess to less customers it’s not sensible to have any others just now. The house red was perfectly acceptable. Made to feel very welcome.

1st time visitor one of the cleanest pubs i have been to in the borough food was nice and staff very pleasant and helpful and the toilets were immaculate. Definitely will visit again.

If you love a burger - the team at the Milford Arms know what they're doing. I can also recommend the bacon cheese and BBQ burger - which absolutely hit the spot.

Allstar line-up here this Mon night with Chris on saxes, Steve Fishwick tpt, Kate Williams pno, Alex Dankworth bs and super-loud Dave thrashing the drums. In the audience was Mike Westbrook so the band played Graffiti - great number. Naked Ladies was off but luckily Doombar was on ... phew

As usual Trevor Tomkins arranged a great band this Mon, a really lively night with some of the tightest playing this side of London .... not to missed ! And the Doombar or Naked Ladies bitter is cheap and good too ! A great local, very enjoyable

This was a quick afternoon visit for a pint on a Monday. The pub was very quiet which we thought surprising given that West Thames College is just up the road. Maybe students don't drink nowadays? Lots of TV screens for the sport lovers and good ale served by friendly staff. Nothing particularly memorable about the pub apart from the fact that it really hasn't changed much since the 70's when we used to be regulars. The 70s disco has been replaced now by live jazz.

Typical pub. Decent atmosphere on match days. Love watching football here as there are multiple screens. Not expensive and a nice place for jazz music on certain nights

This place hums on a Monday night as Trevor Tomkins gets an amazing band of jazz musicians down to entertain everyone, tonight with Martin Shaw tpt, Mick Foster baritone sax, John Horler keys, Tim Wells bass. And its free entrance with raffle tickets from a fiver to support the event And the beer is great too, Naked Ladies or Doombar bitter on tap - plus food

the jazz nights are on a Monday night grate all round sounds this is set up in the large dinning area

Room 11. The room is beautifully decorated and all looks new. The ensuite is very clean and newly decorated. There is a bear garden to the rear which is totally enclosed and a very good sun trap. They serve very nice bar food in the afternoon and the full English leave you feeling well and truly fed. The staff can't do enough for you. If I'm ever that way again I will definitely stay again and would recommend this place to stay. Very easy access to central London for all the attraction.

We stopped at the Milford Arms as we were attending a concert at Twickenham and found it be great,bar staff were great as were the pizzas we had before we left for the concert. One of the barmen got us a taxi to Twickenham as it was really warm outside and we walked back and it took about 25 mins. The rooms were good and we also had a tower fan in the room due to the heat,the breakfast the next morning was good and I would definitely recommend staying here.

The Milford Arms is a large pub with many rooms and a garden. It is very clean and spacious. The staff are helpful and friendly. There's a pool table, a number of large TV screens for viewing sports and a function room with music on sometimes. A range of well kept beers are on sale but we did not try the food there. There a number of large TV screens for watching sport. On the evening we went, there was Jazz being played which we were not interested in - and the evening was nearly spoilt by a guy in a red check shirt who kept asking for money to pay for the jazz group. We said we weren't interested in the music and were just enjoying the pub - but he was an annoyance and bad for the pub.

Stayed here when going to Rugby 7’s at Twickenham Stadium. It’s a 10 minutes taxi ride from stadium or 30-40 minute walk. Nice basic room. Has plenty of screens showing the sport. Nice basic rooms.

We had a great family Sunday Lunch at the Milford Arms. Good fresh veg and lovely meat. Friendly staff, and good value.

Newly scheduled Monday jazz nights this May'18 is a winner!

I live locally and never went in because it doesn’t look all that from outside - it is a great pub though - staff are really good and they have screens everywhere. Highly recommended if you live in the area. Haven’t tried their food yet but the pizzas look bang on!

The pub is very nice clean and bright. The staff are so friendly and very helpful. I went with grandchildren for a Sunday lunch and they could not do enough. The one thing that spoilt it was the food. It was a horrible roast dinner. The beef was full of grizzle and the roast potatoes were deep fried and did not taste nice at all. It's such a shame as it lets the pub down, especially when the bar staff are so very nice. Would not eat there again, pity as it's nice to have a local pub with a good quality chef.

Experiences like this are part of travelling. The staff when you could find them were good people and it was a nice pub. My room was part of a building site with associated noise and smells. The builders were very accommodating though. Some of the power points in my room did not work and the room was not serviced during my stay. There was one small window and broken roller blind promptly fell off the wall when I tried to adjust it. For the rest of my time I had to climb up on a chair to a get some light in the room. It was on the flight path to Heathrow and some way from London (but I knew this when I booked ). The shower facilities could only be described as primitive. There appeared to be a 12pm curfew on getting back in. I hope the renovations go well; they are certainly needed. Did I find my experience interesting? Yes. Would I stay there again? No.