The Kings Arms in Wiltshire - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

Deserves worst rating ever! Place was closed upon arrival. No notice given in advance. Run down outward appearance! DO NOT CONSIDER BOOKING!!!

In February, I booked a deluxe suite for a three night stay to celebrate our wedding anniversary in June. Payment was taken on my debit card just four days ago, but when we arrived, the place was padlocked and a notice on the door stated that they were unable to provide accommodation "due to technical reasons". No phone call or email was received to advise me of this prior to arrival, so now seeking a refund. Also considering involving Police or Trading Standards re potential fraud.

Would choose zero out of five if I could. Booked this hotel nearly a year ago for my friend’s birthday to go to Badminton Horse Trials. Three weeks ago they cancelled my booking. I have E-mailed and called several times with no one getting back to me. Had to find another hotel last minute at greater cost. Don’t waste your money or risk booking with such horrific unreliable service.

In spite of having lived only a few miles from this pub for my entire childhood I had never visited it until this Mothering Sunday. I booked well in advance and received follow up texts and a phone call to confirm our booking which was reassuring. I had requested an accessible table away from doors and drafts for my 90 year old mum and were given a lovely table facing the windows. The staff were at full stretch when we arrived having just had a large party in, but they were professional and calm and got us settled at our table as soon as they were able. Mum had especially wanted a traditional roast dinner and I can say without hesitation that these were the best roast dinners that I have ever seen! They were sublime! Mountains of tender meat with perfectly cooked veg and all the trimmings. It all arrived in super quick time and was piping hot. We could not fault the meal or the service. We are already trying to think of an excuse to return. Thank you all very much.

We're just about to reluctantly check out of the most fabulous room in this beautiful place. We were greeted on arrival by a lovely friendly man called Dominic who gave us lots of information. We stayed in the King room which is beautifully cosy and absolutely enormous with the most amazing bathroom with a freestanding bath and a separate shower enclosure. We have 2 TVs in our beautiful room and 2 comfy sofas. The pubs location is ideal for visiting so many great places which can be driven to in less than an hour. Bradford on Avon, Bath, Glastonbury and Stonehenge being just a few of them. There is plenty of free parking here. Breakfast was lovely and beautifully cooked. We didn't eat here in the evening as we couldn't find a menu online so we booked somewhere in town. Having now seen their evening menu which had a good choice and was reasonably priced we will definitely eat here on our next visit. All the staff we've encountered during our stay have been lovely and we're already planning to come again. Absolutely fabulous. Can't wait to come back. Thank to everyone for making us feel so welcome and making our stay so enjoyable.

Lovely picturesque building- great large dining area.Good parking. Service good. Limited menu which was well presented and tasty.

A very attractive looking old coaching inn in this slightly off the beaten track village, there is a pleasant looking courtyard at the front as well as a small beer garden at the rear. It looks to be quite a substantial size, although it also offers accomodation so not all of it is open to the public. We had hoped to have a bite to eat for lunch such as a sandwich and a bowl of chips, but apparently these are not offered. We do have some pub classics, said the friendly barman, and indeed the menu listed a burger or fish & chips, both at £17. Deciding we’d just settle on some crisps instead, we were again disappointed to be told that they only had peanuts and pork scratchings. It was a similar problem with the drinks – of three beer engines on the bar, two were unclipped and the third had run out. Ciders fared little better, with the Thatcher’s Gold being off, leaving just Orchard Thieves. I would have expected an upmarket pub such as this in a small rural village would have made a bit of an effort to stock something local (Honey’s or Iford, perhaps?) rather than something from a global conglomerate. Overall, a pleasant old pub and friendly staff, but the lack of choice on both the food and drink fronts mean I won’t be making an effort to return anytime soon.

We had the most amazing stay here at Kings Arms. Dom and Victoria were absolutely amazing, went above and beyond in every way possible. Highly recommend staying and eating here! Definitely want to come back.

Big expectations after reading the reviews, but just didn't have the experience we thought we'd get. Very middle of the road Sunday lunch, when surely that's the best day to go. Great location, close to Bradford on Avon, beautiful building but that's it. We've been here before but the constant changes of chef leads to a hit or miss experience. For the price we paid it should be better, just disappointing. Maybe good midweek but we'll go elsewhere for our next meal out.

Super gezellige pub waar je uitstekend kunt eten! Gezellige sfeer waar je bij binnenkomst meteen thuis voelt. Leuke bediening waarbij niet alles perfect verloopt maar dat is juist het gemoedelijke als je hier zit. Super plekje om even wat te drinken maar zeker ook voor s avonds om er te eten. Kortom een aanrader!

A good meal and excellent service. Good portions of high quality foods. Plenty of room inside and a great garden, weather permitting.

Excellent service from Joe & Alaina who expertly accommodated my evening dining & drinking needs. They & the chef were kind enough to hang on, when I was delayed arriving by 15minutes at end of dinner service, yet still he food was delicious, not rushed, well presented & very filling. The dessert was absolutely divine. The pub itself encapsulates an old country feel in a charming building with a lot of character & a historic feel, but fuses with a modern dining & drinking experience you get in higher quality establishments. The menu had a mix of classics & bespoke options with a fine dining twist, to suit most tastes. The IPA on tap was one I had not come across previously, but was full of flavour & better than the usual fair in most pubs. The after dinner Cappuccino was very decent also. A good quality selection of spirits & wines from what I saw at the bar when arriving. The pub also appeared family friendly, but with very good separation between dining areas & tables. The weather was British summer best (rain) & it was dusk, so I didn’t venture to the outside area, but I would bet the garden is nice when weather allows. The Kings Arms is definitely worth a short trek to Monkton Farleigh from Bath or Bradford, to get away from the typical tourist trap & restaurant chain dining that is mostly offered in such places. Thanks to the staff & friendly locals for looking after me. I enjoyed so much am back there again tonight. 😊

Absolutely lovely lunch today super lovely pub/restaurant staff were great and service was fab … we booked then they made more room for more family … hidden gem in Bradford on Avon countryside near batheaston well worth a visit x

Absolutely amazing place to stay, Accommodation was clean comfortable and you can tell there has been attention paid to every detail ,it’s perfect.The Staff we’re absolutely amazing so friendly and helpful, the food is fantastic the chef definitely knows his stuff,. The Kings Arms is a charming building in a brilliant location. We stayed for three days with our two dogs and the service we received was excellent, if we ever come back to the area we will definitely stay here. Perfectly situated to visit Bath, and the village has got some lovely walks and places to explore. Highly recommended

We don't eat out often but this was a super Sunday lunch - roast chicken and roast lamb. It is a beautiful, old pub and the staff is very friendly and helpful. A pleasant relaxed atmosphere. There is also a pretty, rear garden which was very sunny when we visited.

We had a wonderful overnight stay at this lovely little place. The staff were so extremely welcoming. We were able to take our dog and everyone made him feel at home! A bowl of water and sausage were given without request which was amazing. We stayed for Sunday Lunch and were not disappointed. The food was great.

From the moment we arrived...smiles...from all the staff and a smiling greeting from Marcus the owner. this was followed by smiles from all of my guests at our family reunion enjoying the wonderful meal. Finally...smiles from us when we saw the wonderful room, spotless and tastefully decorated. This is true hospitality that ensured we had a memorable time and our compliments to ALL at the King's Armsfor making it a really special break. Ralph and Lynn

My partner and I stayed here as a last minute booking because the place was dog friendly. We were pleasantly surprised when we arrived and were shown our quaint little cottage equipped with a huge bed, courtyard, kitchenette and upstairs lounge. It was comfortable with enough space for the two of us and our small dog. For someone who usually prefers a firm mattress the super soft mattress provided one of the best nights sleep I’ve ever had. The shower was also really lovely. We had a wonderful stay and we’re sad we couldn’t stay longer! The breakfast menu was limited but the portions were big and delicious. If we’re ever in the area again we will definitely be staying again.

Attended the restaurant for Sunday lunch and they did not disappoint. The staff were friendly and courteous. The food was outstanding, cooked to perfection. The building was quiet and the details on the decor fitted in well. I Would highly recommend the Kings Arms.

Stayed one night for a business trip and was overwhelmed by the friendly welcome that Marcus provided. Really warm atmosphere. The room was lovely

I was met by screaming children on arrival next I cannot walk very well and there were steps every were no warning awful The next problem was the dining room my concern was that I put at an empty room with a family with a screaming baby The server had zero brains and could move us l the other tables were empty To proceed to food the starter to was 45mins away The main course was at least 1 hour away The part that really got me was that our table was used as a go thought to 2 doors Food below par DO NOT GO THERE THEY MUSTUNDESTAND SERVICE

I can’t fault anything about our visit. The guy who looked like he may own it/ be the manager was lovely as were the waiting staff….but the FOOD! The food was something else!! We went for the Ham hock terrine & mushroom Arancini to start and both were 10/10. Generous portion size and perfect flavour pairings. (the celery with the mushroom and parmesan is something i’m going to try back at home!l for sure!) We both thought the corn fed chicken, herb gnocchi, asparagus with truffle butter sounded too good not to try so we both ordered the same to avoid food envy and we both loved it! Honestly can’t recommend this place enough if you are wanting a treat or celebrating a special occasion. (as the food was on the more expensive side but worth every penny in our opinion.) We will be returning to try everything else on the menu for sure.

We had lunch at the Kings Arms on Sunday and can thoroughly recommend the experience but you need to book as it was very busy. Two of us had the beef and one had the pork. All dishes were well cooked and presented - the vegetables were good and accompanied the meal. Two desserts were consumed - one cheeseboard and the other a delightful 'deconstructed@ banana cheesecake. Both very good. The atmosphere in the Kings Arms was good, the staff were attentive without being overbearing. We can recommend a visit.

Absolutely excellent food and service, came here on 05/04/22 for dinner with my wife and we were very pleased. We used to visit years ago before the muddy duck rebrand, very happy that the pub is back in good hands and serving excellent food again....

This pub has had some ups and downs but now it is back to its delightful self. The chef is imaginative and produces very tasty food, the menu is quite small and still has pub favourites such as Burgers and fish and chips. We will...

The staff are very friendly and accommodating. I had a slight problem checking in which was my company's fault, but the staff were able to solve and take me up to my room. I stayed in the kings room and my it's amazing! So much...

This pub is in a lovely old building in the chocolate-box pretty village of Monkton Farleigh. The interiors are impressive with ornate woodwork behind the bar and there is plenty of space to sit outside when the weather is good.

Great choice of drinks in the bar, excellent quality food in the restaurant, the Bishop room was comfortable, spacious and spotlessly clean and the hosts were great. We had a perfect night stayover and can't wait to return

Very friendly staff. Beautiful surroundings. Lovely food. We’ll definitely be back. I only wish there was more choice on the mains menu as there were only two choices I liked.

Excellent food. Went for lunch and had three very nice meals. Although the menu was very limited for vegetarians the single vegetarian option, cauliflower steak, was very good. Possibly a lunchtime menu thing? Haddock with triple cooked chips and an amazing home made tartar sauce...

Beautiful setting, delicious food and attentive staff. A simple and carefully considered menu - the lamb burger was delicious and the chocolate pave to die for. Very reasonably priced too.

The food was acceptable and the staff were extremely professional and friendly, we just felt that there wasnt much choice on the menu which was a shame. Would like to try it again when they have been up and running for a few months.

New to the area, great pint and fantastic pub lunch after a lovely local walk! Delicious chateaubriand. We will definitely be back!

The Kings Arms has outdone themselves again! Always fantastic food but the Christmas lunch I shared with my family was trully outstanding and incredible value! Very generous portion 3 course meal, beautifully presented for £25!! The tartlet starter was scrumptious and my partners ham hock...

Sunday lunch We visited as under new management. Absolutely delicious Sunday lunch. Chef is excellent and has a Michelin star, I believe. I had the vegetarian option which was delicious. All freshly made. Good social distancing measures in place too. Well done! Will definitely be...

A welcome rest after a long walk. The limited menu offered delicious and well thought out dishes. Staff were very friendly although please just ask if you want us to wear a mask, not whisper and point. We had forgotten and would have been grateful...

Stopped here for supper on the way back from our Bath trip after being recommended by a friend. Beautiful historic pub with a great atmosphere, apparently even a ghost... supper was surprisingly good, we both had a mackerel starter that was really delicious followed by...

Visited for lunch Unable to eat outside despite booking a garden table Menu differs from internet Horrid limited menu Luke warm food Luke warm coffee £2.50 for a bread roll !! Gormless waiting staff Condescending owner Inferior establishment Unwilling to accept feedback or give explanation...

We visited this Sunday and had a very disappointing roast. Poorly cooked food with no flair or imagination. It all tasted several hours old, soggy and bland dry meat (both the beef and the chicken). As there was nothing else to choose from there really wasn't much you could do.Really disappointed as I thought as they were only serving roast it would be a knock out! We wont be recommending, we wont return either, shame as this used to be a good pub.Staff were doing an ok enough job, but young and no real experience to spoil guests. No safisfaction checks, just a bland experience, so disappointed.

Most amazing rooms Lovely pub too.sat by fire had a few drinks and relaxed. Staff were great special mention to jamie who served us beer dinner and breakfast!-def recomend

Came for lunch with a large family party of 15. They weren't able to seat us on one table or even two close together. They were very slow coming to take our order, but the food was all freshly cooked and very tasty. Everyone seemed to have a good time, although with two tables people were constantly changing places! Prices were reasonable although the bill still came to £250

Beautiful place, stunning location but oh dear :( Under new management, it was terrible, the worst food all 6 of us had ever had!

Well i am sorry to say that this is not as good as it used to be.New management has made it not worth visiting anymore. The menue was very limited, we had to wait ages for our food, that was ok, but not worth the wait.I gave the Kings arms a sparkling review before, but I really can not recommend it anymore.

Good meal, lovely pub, friendly staff. We both had the Curry option which was nice but could have been hotter! Sticky Toffee pudding for dessert and a couple or three drinks at the bar

I Booked last min. I turned up approx. 30mins after booking. I walked in without my bags and spoke to a nice lady behind the bar and asked if it was ok to check in now, she said no problem but 'I'm not sure what room you are in but I'll sort that while you're getting your bags' which she and I did. All was going well, room was amazing! I got my laptop out and started to work. Then 20-30mins after arriving I get a knock at the door from the manager who asked to check my booking confirmation to see if I'd paid and that the lady should have checked. He then explained that I'm in the wrong room and that 'I' shouldn't have booked 30mins before arriving as the room isn't ready. He was rude and obnoxious and apparently this was all MY fault (he will deny that he was making it out to be my fault, he really needs to work on how he speaks to people)! He said 'this isn't a hotel, your treating it like a hotel'. Well sorry, I went on to a Hotel(.com) booking site and booked a room that was showing as available. Why would I think I shouldn't book it and that you'd only make a room up with a booking made (I did ask if it was ok to check in when I arrived)? He offered me my room in 30mins but by then the damage was done. I wasn't going to be talked to like that any further and asked for a refund to which he refused and said that I would need to go through the website I booked on. So I had to stand in the bar on hold whilst he bad mouthed me to presumably his boss who was obviously trying to talk him down because he tried to come over and re-offer the available room.I stay away for over 100 nights a year and I've never been spoken to like this before and have only cancelled a room on arrival once (staying for the gym facilities which were closed).So as the title, don't treat it like a hotel, and I would say don't treat it like a B&B either with that manager.Other than that and in the short time I was there I was really quite impressed with the place in terms of the room and bar and feel of it, however you'll not see me there again without an apology and a change in management.

We have been for Sunday lunch four times over the last few months, and it is always fantastic. We are new to the area and have tried many other establishments and the Kings Arms is by far the best for a Sunday lunch! I can't critisize the food at all, meat cooked to perfection loads of wonderful veg, lovley yorkshire puds.The staff are all wonderful and very friendly, their is an elderly lady that serves the tables that has a grumpy persona, and now we know this, it actually makes us laugh and adds to the experience. This is a great place, and we can highly recommend!

Got home from work tonight and thought it would be great go out for supper rather than cook at home. Popped in to the Kings Arms and glad we did. Great pub nosh and very friendly service. Thoroughly recommend a visit.

Perfect overnight stay on the way to Cornwall. Dog friendly Staff friendly and so accommodating. Please give them your business, this is a growing establishment and can only get better.

We had left our friends near Bradford on Avon and were driving up to the midlands. However a sign said turn right and we pulled up at this friendly pub

Went for dinner and we had a really good evening and the staff were amazing. We had a bottle of wine out in the garden while watching the sun go down and then had dinner. The food was exquisite and I would definitely go again.

Popped in for lunch on my way back home. A five minute detour from the main road to Bradford on Avon. I had the code and chips which were served very spedily. Well cooked and a good portion. The pub was quiet but was nice and olde worldy decor. Would visit again.

One of the best places for a roast, will definitely be returning. The roast came with plenty of vegetables! The pub has been refurbished to a very high standard and we enjoyed the company of the pub dog! 10/10

Lovely Sunday lunch after a family walk. Good selection on the menu, lovely food and warm welcome. Very friendly team, a roaring fire, kids and dogs welcome.

Booked to stay here for the night. The room was not as described the manager said the room was dusty due to the building being old. The ceiling had water damage right above the bed.

If you stay here for a quiet night, avoid, you can hear everyone downstairs in the pub and the surrounding rooms until stupid hours of the morning.

What a beautiful building this is! A great welcome from the staff too.

Excellent worth going for no frills just good food main meal and deserts too die for, reasonable prices great hosts and we'll run team

A very warm welcome from Dean and Grant, great customer service and lovely food. Good prices and value for money. we had a nice relaxing evening with friends , very cosy by the fire . Will definitely go back, good luck with the new venture and we look forward to Burns Night.

Excited to go back since the reopening and sadly if you’re into food it is no longer the place to go. Appears to be setting itself up as a local boozer versus anything food related. Blackboard with half a dozen ‘pub classics’ on it. We had to ask where the menu was and how to serve after a good ten mins with pretty much no one else in the pub other than a group of locals drinking.

We have visited a number of times since the new owners have taken over and it is such a wonderful setting, lovely atmosphere and incredible food! Grant and Dean made us feel incredibly welcome and nothing was too much trouble! Will certainly visit many more times and will recommend very highly to other friends and family :)

One of the best roast dinners we've had in a very long time. Beautifully cooked meat, crispy roasties, enormous yorkshire puddings and plenty of veg. Great, friendly service and a really welcoming atmosphere. Thank you Matt and Anna

Para encontrar los brazos Kings opera como un pub de nuevo aunque bajo el control de una empresa. Me complace ver que los aldeanos fueron capaces de rescatar este edificio fabuloso y pub de la debacle de la época pato embarrados. Está pidiendo a gritos un empresario en crear un destino pub y restaurante antes de la situación actual en un lugar seco y favorecidos de purga. Siento que moleste la tranquila tarde de sábado del personal del bar, pero al menos la visión de túnel estaba en buenas condiciones, mientras que la selección de uno de los múltiples de mi pareja, e innecesario, cervezas de barril había pasado su mejor momento. Sin duda a pie los brazos Kings de baño nuevo en la esperanza de que permanece abierto y prospera de nuevo bajo la gestión creativa.

Good pub grub, served hot, and by very helpful staff, in warm welcoming environment, where I have eaten on a number of previous visits.

para hacer más seguro de que es lo que estaba destinada con esto y cambio de nombre. nombres como el barro Pato (El nuevo nombre para el Kings Arms) y El trozo y lechuga y así sucesivamente son así que ayer y a la moda. El nombre de un pub normalmente tiene un significado histórico y ha significado algo para los clientes durante muchos años, a veces cientos de años.

Dos amigos, tiempo muy caliente para el almuerzo. No hay menú de almuerzo ... sólo ofrece menú principal . preguntamos si podíamos tener una ensalada. nos dijeron que nos pueden tener suerte como "el chef es de buen humor »

visitamos este restaurante - ahora rebautizado como el barro pato - tras una recomendación de los propietarios de la casa nos alojamos en. Aparentemente, acababa de abrir después de los cambios de dirección. La comida fue decepcionante. Ambos entrantes de huevas de pescado, y hongos sirvieron en un trozo de pan francés, que más le quitaban del sabor y añadido una chewiness que no ayuda a cualquier plato. La carne era un poco raro para medianas y era sosa y le faltaba sazonar. Las tres veces que patatas cocinadas eran friolera y sabor vinieron de un paquete. Mi esposa es pato también era aburrido. Para postre tarta ambos tuvimos treacle que era nada especial. El Malbec era un buen vino, pero nos decepcionó la Borgoña en la lista de vinos elegimos no estaba disponible.

Mi esposa y yo visitamos el Kings Arms para un domingo asado que se nos informó que el Kings Arms era una buena opción en la zona. no nos decepcionó y estaría encantado de recomendar a otros.

On arrival at the Kings arms we were very happy with the ambience and decor, this however is where the satisfaction ended.We ordered ribeye steaks for our main course, mine arrived still bloody when I asked for medium, the waitress took this back and the same steak was reheated to be now well done.Both pieces of meat were so full of gristle and fat that we were only able to eat half of the 8oz steak. When explaining the issue to the waiter all we got was a 'sorry' and not even an offer for any compensation. At £17 per steak all you get is a very poor quality ribeye steak, a mound thin french fries and some lettuce, not what you expect from a meal of that price.Worst steak I have ever eaten, we will definitely not be returning or recommending.

I have been to this pub many times over the past 5 years as there are many good attributes. The location is excellent, the ambience is good with a mixture of both locals and guests. I have had a range of different items from the menu and it is fairly solid hence why I have returned frequently however I have been twice in the past couple of months and will be unlikely to return for food for some time. The last time I visited was for Sunday lunch with in laws. We booked for a late lunch. When we arrived at our allotted time (3pm) we had to wait at the bar for 30mins. Both in laws are elderly and there was no seating so they had to stand for this time. Eventually we had to insist we were seated, which resulted in a table of 4 being asked to 'move on', which made us feel uncomfortable. When our roast dinner was served it was cold and trying to get the attention of the waiting staff was not easy as they were focused on clearing up after an obviously busy lunchtime shift. The popularity would leave me to conclude that we were unlucky however given that we were made to wait so long I found the experience even harder to accept and rate them as Poor.

Dine here regularly now, more of an eatery than a pub to be fair, but then when your looking for a relaxed more informal dining experience, a gastropub/restaurant fusion, is just what you want.Always encountered friendly staff, good service and good food in the 8-10 times have been.

Located in the village on Monkton Farleigh, between the City of Bath and the town of Bradford on Avon this is a really fine pub. There is a good selection of beers, wines and spirits, and the above average food menu offers a wide range of dishes to suit all tastes. Highly recommended !

prompt friendly service exelent food mostly from local suppiers which varies with the seasons varied wine list

Have just left from a wonderful nights stay at The Kings Arms!! Cannot recommend this place highly enough, the food and service through out superb!! We stayed in room 3 which is just amazing. Anyone looking to stay for a weekend in bath please please check in here!!

we were welcome with our dog, we had a very good meal for a good price and it was a nice real brown pub

Excellent not able to find fault food, imaginative dishes esp the soft boiled scotch eggs; skilfully cooked fish and meat dishes and above average friendly non intrusive service and half price bottles of any chosen wine thrown in - currently special offer on Tuesdays! Great old stone built pub. Relief to know that on the third visit in 18 months it maintains its high standards.

Food sometimes not cooked.Owner isn't friendlyFood averageCOOKS NOT CHEFS!VERY EXPENSIVE!Waiters are friendly!ComfortableGood Sunday lunch!Lovely villageLovely rooms though overpriced,

Visited for Sunday lunch and few weekends ago with my family. The Kings Arms is just so beautiful and atmospheric. It was our first visit and we opted for the Sunday roast and home made chocolate brownies. Lovely food and good service. Will definitely return.A wonderful way to spend a Sunday afternoon.

Stopped here for a quick drink en route to Cardiff. Very welcoming both to us and to our dog! Lovely warm fire on a cold day. We had a fabulous glass of their house Pinot and spent a happy hours reading the (free!) papers and just relaxing. We will definately come back but this time for dinner and an overnight stay!

We were looking forward to our meal as we have eaten here for years and have always found the pub good value with excellent food. Tonight , we have just had dinner for six and were very disappointed.My daughter-in-law had her favourite fishcakes and these really did not taste or smell right. We all ordered the summer pudding which had previously been excellent. Today there were only 3 left and these consisted of very sweet dry bread with barely any fruit or juice - really quite unpleasant. This pub has a lovely venue and hopefully this was just an "off" evening.

I live in a small village about 10 miuntes from this pub. When ever dining friends or family this place is usually top of my list. The building itself is charming and oozing with historic character dating back hundreds of years. Once inside the charm continues with beautiful decor and surrounding. The menu on offer varies from rustic burger and chips to locally caught fish and meats. I have never been dissapointed with a meal here and i have eaten here lots of times. Its not expensive given the quality of the food and surroundings your in. I cannot recommend the food enough. Also being a pub your not let down by the drink prices and variety (which is plentyful) As always the staff are friendly and well presented. Looking forward to be going back soon.

The best lamb pie I've ever had in a charming English pub. Great service, great food.

We stayed at The Kings Arms as part of a short break in Bath and The Cotswolds. I had stayed in hotels in central Bath before and been disappointed by the high prices and poor service. The Kings Arms was quite different - it was very good. We booked bedrooms 2 and 3. Room 3 was probably the largest bedroom I've ever stayed in. The open fire and free standing bathtub in the room were very welcome. The friendly service and half-price wine in the restaurant on the Tuesday evening topped off a very pleasant stay.

We visited as part of our honeymoon and stayed overnight in the ginormous room 3. Lots of hi tech touches despite the age of the building, fabulous service and amazing dinner, breakfast was brilliant too. This is a wonderful quiet place with a beautifully kept bar to stay a few miles outside of the hustle and bustle of Bath, although it may be much busier at the weekend than when we stayed. Only disappointment was we didn’t see any ghosts!

This pub is beautiful in the lovely village of Monkton Farleigh. It looks much more like a London pub. Nice mix of locals and visitors. We just had drinks (good selection of local ales). They didn't seem to mind that we played cranium at our table and a roaring fire to boot.

Just been for mothers day. Food was very good with good choice on the menu but it was not made clear what starters/ desserts were included on the set 2/3 course menu. When the bill came they charged full price for 3 course plus the dessert as it was not included in the set price, even though they tried to charge the 3 course price as well. We were a group of 11 too so the also incl a 10% service charge which is ok if u get good service. I.e explain the menu correctly and not try to justify double charging etc. If it was not for this issue the review would of been 5 no doubt.

We wanted somewhere local for an evening meal in Melksham & was recommended by the proprieter of Well House Manor where we was staying, we was a bit dubious as on tripadvisor it says this is 5*. The food was definately 5* without the 5* prices, the average main was £12.00, the bottles of wine was also affordable, I would definately recommend this for an evening meal, the staff were friendly & our waitress helped us choose the wine which was a good choice.

stayed in the Kings Arms - classic old world english pub with 3 guest bedrooms. On arrival @ 8pm after a very very wet day at the Ryder Cup we were offerd a drink whch was brought to our bedroom - a superb bedroom with all mod cons - flat screen tv , excellent bathroom , bathrobes and slippers ! We had dinner that evening in tye pub/restuarant - excellent . If considering going to Bath stay here for definate - a romantic base in the country yet only 15 minutes drive from Bath .

We visited the Kings Arms for a delicious Sunday lunch. The pub is in a very old building but is very nicely done out inside. Very good service with attentive waitresses. I think they are about to open some boutique B&B rooms too.The food was great, 2 courses for about £15. We had traditional roasts served with large yorkshire puddings and a side dish of vegetables. Pudding was apple and cinnamon crumble with cream. Good, generous portions.A very nice gastropub, well worth the visit