Mongkon Restaurant at Wendover Arms in Wycombe

Just too noisy from other guests.

Room 15 was rather cramped.. with the windows overlooking a courtyard. Until around midnight there was a group of loud men yelling and banging around.. the room stank of weed because of what they were smoking outside.. so had to keep the windows closed. The bed smelt funny.. starchy maybe but gave me a headache. Door into the bar is below this room.. it was slamming all night... not ideal. At 08:00 a builder appeared on the ledge by the window which the bed is pushed right against.. i was laying on the bed in nothing but my pants and had to immediately shut the window.. I then left.

The rooms here were of a good space, nice and clean, simple and basic, with quite a big bathroom. Facilities included kettle with tea & coffee, fridge, tv, wardrobe. No air con or fans. The rooms were situated in a separate building from the bar, as such we had no noise problems. There is a private car park at the back. It’s quite a distance from the town centre and train station, took me over 30 mins to walk. The main issue for me was that the beds were hard and uncomfortable, as such I did not get much sleep. Staff seemed friendly enough that we spoke to, we did not use the bar facilities. The cleaning lady was a little over zealous, knocking on the door at 09:00 when checkout was 10:30!

Rooms are soo hot that you can barely sleep, would not recommend

Hotel needs to decide what it wants to be, rooms are clean but worst 2 nights sleep ever. Customers in the bar have no consideration for guests at hotel we experienced screaming and shouting until early hours of the morning and a punch up in the car park. People smoking cannabis outside back door of bar, that was wafting in our open window which was necessary as rooms very hot. Staff are polite but seem to work extremely long hours. Overall our stay was not an experience I would want to repeat.

Stayed here because it was the only pet-friendly hotel available near our family. Hotel has small double bed and no a/c. It was very hot so we asked for a fan, which they didn’t have, so we borrowed one from family. Didn’t sleep a wink as the fan just moved hot air around. Fam ended up letting us sleep on their floor, instead of spending a 2nd night there. We had a much better sleep. It was clean and pleasant and staff friendly

I only visited the bar/lounge to attend an event. Staff was very nice and ready to offer help if needed.

In the most unlikely camouflage of a large pub in High Wycombe, A Taste of Thai is a hidden gem. The menu is limited to standard dishes that you would find in any Thai restaurant in the UK, but there the similarity ends. This is highly accomplished Thai cooking. Our fish cakes and vegetable Spring rolls were full of fresh, spicy but subtle flavours - the homemade sweet chilli sauce alone was worth the trip. Tom Yam gai was delicious, and my Massaman curry was apparently cooked to an authentic (and very rich) 16th century recipe researched by the charming and knowledgeable young chef . We went for lunch - not sure what the venue is like in the evening, but we shall certainly return for the food. They also do takeaway. A culinary treat and excellent value for money.

First of all , this restaurant is no longer called Mongkon , the original chef has moved on and a new kitchen and chef has taken over the place. The new restaurant is called "A Taste of Thai".