The Kings Arms Hotel in Chiltern

The hotel is located on the High Street with plenty of parking. The rooms are comfortable and clean. The staff are friendly.

Didn’t stay there we went for a meal.

Went to the Kingsarms Restaurant last week, with my family 9 of us have to say the setting is really nice, very casual and welcoming, we only had a main course but everyone was really happy, excellent food and very generous portions, special mention to the steak pie, outstanding really, and the service from Astel and Daniel was first class ! Keep this going, we'll be back.

I ended up at The King's Arms as I was staying at its sister hotel, the Crown. The front desk at The Crown referred me here. The staff at the pub inside The King's Arms were excellent. Most of the customers only seemed to be drinking. There were a lot of locals. In fact, I think I was the only customer who ordered food. The food was average pub food. Nothing great but nothing bad. The only disappointment was the cheese plate. The restaurant was empty. It appeared to be the same food menu as the pub. For my second night in Amersham, I had dinner at Artichoke directly across the street from The Crown and NOT affiliated with either The Crown or The King's Arms. They were busy (about 60% full) on a Saturday night. By contrast, I only saw two people eating at the Indian restaurant inside The Crowne. There wasn't a single customer in the bar (pub). So, it seems like the hotel is doing something wrong when the F&B options at its two hotels are dead with little to no customers on a Friday and Saturday evening. There is also zero incentive to eat and drink at the hotel as a guest. Maybe a small incentive, like 10% off as a guest or a complimentary glass of wine with a meal purchase, would keep guests eating and drinking at the hotel. All things considered, The King's Arm was an average English pub.

Dining room delightful. Staff were charming. Food was excellent A most enjoyable lunch and experience

I booked dinner for 15 people to celebrate the 70th birthday of one of our friends we regularly play football with. We have our orders in advance and arrived to a very well presented table. The food was served promptly and the steak and ale pie was piping hot. Service was excellent with efficient friendly staff. I would not hesitate to recommend this restaurant.

Hosted a wonderful party for us, great food very reasonably priced

I remember seeing the King's Arms as as a child in an episode of the classic 1980s TV series 'Hammer House of Horror', & always knew I'd visit one day! Well, I have done at various times over the years for meals & drinks, but don't think I've ever left a review before. It's an imposing, beautiful & historical building that quite rightly takes pride of place in Amersham old town, & acts as a rustic inn, a hotel and a restaurant. My wife and I decided to pop in on our way home from visiting Hughenden Manor in Wycombe, & we def made a very good choice. It was very cosy in the downstairs bar with late-afternoon drinkers (& a few people having meals too). Staff were friendly & helpful & there was a good drinks' range, & a pleasant atmosphere free of loud music or TVs. It made the perfect place for us to relax before we went home, & we didn't really want to leave! We will def be back again soon for another visit - if you've never been here, then def give it a go.

The place looks lovely, but don't let that fool you if your below 50 years of age, you will be judged and hassled almost, was disturbed twice in the evening, and woken at 8 am with accusations and slander, will no be returning and do not recommend, very disappointed, the picture is the 'double' bed lol the other is the stained ceiling for £150 😪

We had a family lunch in the Waverley restaurant at Kings Arms Amersham The staff were all very attentive and helpful especially our waitress Karina who was a delight and nothing was too much trouble The food was well presented and very tasty I would definitely recommend it

Hemos ido mucha veces al pueblo. Es una maravilla. Esta vez, fuimos a comer Sunday Roast. Se puede reservar en el bar o en el restaurante. Reservamos en el restaurante. Cuando llegamos, el bar estaba prácticamente lleno y en el restaurante tan solo una mesa además de la nuestra. Pensamos que no era muy buena señal. Tomamos el de pork belly y beef. Los dos muy buenos. De los mejores que hemos probado así que nuestro pensamiento inicial estaba equivocado. Las raciones,al principio, parecen un poco pequeñas en lo que a la carne se refiere. No lo son. La cantidad está perfecta, fenomenal. El servicio un 10. Atento y profesional. Además, rápido. De los mejores. Del hotel no puedo hablar, pero si está igual de limpio y decorado con el mismo gusto que el restaurante, seguro que está estupendo. Totalmente recomendable.

Excellent lunch. Good food. Establishment and plates could be a little warmer.

Just wanted to thank you and the team so much for hosting our Celebration of life event, held in honour of our mum on Friday 2nd Feb. Everything ran so smoothly, the food was delicious and the set up was perfect for our guests. The bar team were brilliant and we had a wonderful time gathering with our friends and family. Thank you all so much for making everything so easy at such a difficult time for us.

This is a great pub. Friendly staff, a blazing fire on a grey Winter's afternoon, and possibly the best pub food I have ever had. The pie and mash was delicious. Highly recommended

We didn't expect much for lunch, after a short walk around the market, buy were we pleasantly surprised! Friendly service, found us a table by the open fire right away. Orders taken, and food served soon after. Beautiful slow cooked beef pie, and a perfect slice of pork belly. Both served with possibly the best creamed potatoes and fresh green vegetables I've had for many years. Perfect. Highly recommended.

Would not return. Went for an afternoon tea for a birthday celebration on a Saturday afternoon. Was surprised there were only 3 tables booked for the whole afternoon (and not more) whilst we were there but in hindsight not surprised. We were not asked about which type of afternoon tea we wanted at any point during booking or on the day. Also not asked about any dietary requirements either at booking stage or on the day. It took 40 mins for tea to be offered and food came 50 mins after we first arrived. Quite surprised as it was only sandwiches, scones and small cakes. Nothing groundbreaking to warrant the time it took. We’re offered refills once and the staff vanished thereafter. No one to ask for anymore drinks, to clear the table, to bring the bill. All the things you would expect. We waited an hour before we got up only to find there was no staff around to settle up. We figured we would’ve been waiting all afternoon into the evening if we didn’t decide to leave. You want to support local businesses but hard to do when it’s this poor. The food was nice when it arrived but there was not much else going for this pub. Such a shame. Complaint made. Won’t be returning.

The most miserly portion of expensive food which I’ve ever eaten in Amersham. I previously visited in summer & had a nice drink & nibbles in The yard bar at the rear

This is a well known hostelry in the area and I find it infuriating that the French manager can continue to get away with being so unfriendly almost to the point of being rude . He could not have been less welcoming if he tried and when it came to paying the bill didn’t even have the courtesy to say thank you ,he made you feel like customers were a nuisance . It would appear he is in the wrong profession and certainly does his motherland no favours . There are better places in Amersham to spend your hard earned £ £ … I suggest you go there instead.

Not expecting much, having been here before, and did not get much. Disappointing. Two of us had the Bacon and Brie Baguette. What a shame. The bacon had not been trimmed of fat so every bite pulled out the stringy contents. Never did find any Brie in either of our sandwiches. I tried the Cole Slaw, as served on the side in an “egg cup”. Pretty tasteless. The baguette was good and fresh baked, just a pity about the contents. Service was OK but the ambiance (at lunch time) was non existent, dark and dingy with the requisite old timer at the bar sipping his pint for the afternoon. Oh, I have just been reminded, the chips were good. Sadly one of our group was given crisps.

To Zee and all the team at the Kings Arms. The tudor Kings Arms Hotel is a hidden gem in a picture postcard town of old Amersham in Outer Metroland, Buckinghamshire. Yes, you can take the tube from Baker Street on 40 minutes. I first wish to commend the team for the excellent pre arrival assistance for our stay from 28th July. Unfortunately due to unexpected circumstances, I had to cut short our stay. Zee fully understood the situation and kindly cancelled us, Indeed the mark of a gentleman and good management understanding the circumstances Will return in happier circumstances. Also, having visited for lunch before, I would like to give credit to the quality items and service experienced. Thanks to all the team. Good job! David

Spent a friends 65th here - people couldn't have been more helpful - especially Katrina/Karina ? - she was amazing - Thank you ❤️

Lovely pub to look at. Unfortunately we met for lunch and were dissapointed. The lunch was very basic. Not what it said on the menu. We were not asked if we wanted any sauces etc. The staff rushed off. We weren't asked if everything was alright, which unfortunately it wasn't. If you want a quiet lunch beware that teams of people were running about doing a company activity. We won't return to eat. We really want to support local business so it's a shame.

Fabulous meal from Chef Sonakshi, her menu is inspired, the cooking fabulous with excellent attention to presentation and seasoning. If you haven't already been, give it a go, you will not be disappointed. Thank you so much Chef Sonakshi, we will be back. Karen and Billy.

Went to Old Amersham just for a look around. Felt peckish and liked the look of The King's Arms menu. The bacon and brie baguette was the best I've had anywhere in the world (or at least in any of the 100 visited and the fewer number serving same). The added cheese and sauce - brilliant And really nice chips and coleslaw.

We had a great meal dining with the new menu in the Kings Arms last week! Big thanks to Byron and Stefan for fantastic service. Can't wait to come back.

I came in yesterday with my husband and we were greeted aggressively and abruptly by a man working who has tattoos on his arm. He was very loud and you could hear his conversations from the other side of the bar. I often come here regularly and all the girl staff are very polite and welcoming and I never have had to write a review like this, his manor does not fit with the other employees and I believe this distorted the atmosphere of the pub. I was heavenly taken back at his mannerism.

If I could give it a negative score I would! The pub is run by under 18’s that are never at the bar! It’s the worst service I have ever experienced. None of them are taught their job properly and the management don’t seem to...

I was pleased to have taken my cousin to the Kings Arms as the wine, coffee and dessert were very good, not so the cheap cheese and crackers. The setting in the courtyard was nice for a summer visit and we hope to return. One...

My husband and I returned to the Kings Arms for our first wedding anniversary, exactly a year since we got married at the Kings Chapel on site. We had the most delicious meal and our waiter was friendly and attentive, going the extra mile for...

An outstanding afternoon tea at the Kings Arms! There were 11 of us and the service and food were quite exceptional. Everyone enjoyed the experience and various special dietary requirements were readily accommodated. One of the best afternoon teas I have had; very good value...

A welcoming warm welcome received from Eddie on our arrival and whilst waiting for the rest of our party. Drinks delivered to seating area whilst we waited. When everyone had arrived Eddie took us through to the restaurant. Great menu choices and again Eddie was...

We had fantastic customer service from Byron a few weeks ago. On of our party had an allergy to Chicken (very unusual I know) Byron was very professional regarding his allergy. He gave fantastic service for the whole meal. The meal itself was very good....

Advertises meals from midday. Went in young person 'didn't know whether the restaurant were doing meals. Perhaps bar sncks'. Went to enquire...never saw him again. No restaurant staff appeared. We walked out after 10 minutes

First visit for a business dinner. It all went OK. The food is not haute cuisine, it's more like pretty standard gastro pub food, and it was disappointing that on a non-busy night they'd run out of some dishes. But it is of a reasonable...

If you want basic pub food, then this is the place for you. Service was good but the menu choice and food was uninspiring. The restaurant was empty and therefore lacking in atmosphere, with overkill on the lighting. Would not recommend.

Dinner on first night looked ok but what a let-down ,the staff especially the "chef" was definitely having a bad day .Waited best part of an hour for two simple meals despite the place not being busy ,other tables complaining either of incorrect bills long...

We went for my husband’s birthday ,5 people but it was a horrible experience. The food was terrible small portions and not tasty at all. But the most terrible was that my niece left a surprise birthday cake that we didn’t knew about it and...

I attended as a family with 2 children, the staff were very welcoming and informative as to the, menu selection wine list, the steaks cooked exactly as ordered which is important, Portion size was great and would definitely return again! Atmosphere was warm and family...

The worst dining experience I have ever had. We arrived to an empty restaurant (we had booked a table!). The waiter asked if we wanted drinks and they came fairly quickly. Then there was a long wait for the menu and we were told that...

I came here with my best friend having not seen each other for a long time due to lockdown. The stable duplex room was perfect, giving us a communal area to hang out in and two separate double bedrooms upstairs. We had lunch at the...

A friend booked a table in their marquee for a 50th birthday celebration a long way in advance. He was assured by the management that we would have the table in the marquee which had heating, but when we arrived the staff put us on...

My cooker is broken no repairs untill next week we ordered beef dinner and a pork dinner was delicious will definitely be ordering again tender meat fresh veg not over cooked would have liked a slightly thicker gravy but that’s my choice thank you for such a treat

I was in a group of six people, and arrived when there was no one in the pub around 1pm.No one was behind the bar either, and we had to wait around 3 minutes for somebody to show.One of my group order a coffee, when he received it I heard the French (I think) person in charge tell his staff to not serve any more coffee. My friend said the coffee wasn't very good.I normally would have ordered a coffee, but because I heard what was said, ordered a cold drink and a plough mans. When I was charged, I noticed a discrepancy in the pricing, as on the menu the ploughmans was £6.95, but the till was different at £7.95. The young barman was embarrrased, and apologised, and offered me another pint of soda and lime, which I declined as a pint was all I wanted. After waiting 25 minutes I had to ask one of the staff to check on my ploughmans, which then finally arrived. What I received was not a ploughmans at all, but a piece of bread with lots of lettuce, two very thin pieces of tomato and apple, three very thin small pieces of cheese, a small amount of grotty chips and a small amount of watercress. It was just a cheap looking sandwich.....very disappointing. I also noticed that even though the waiters were wearing masks when serving the food,one (I think the French one) continually didnt have the mask covering his nose. Not impressed at all.

International women's day and a free gin and tonic for the women. The restaurant is next door to the bar, light and airy. Service is attentive without being intrusive. The weekday menu has vegan options but the Sunday lunch menu does not. However the chef rustled up a lovely vegan option. We recommend the Cod and the sticky toffee pudding.

In a cold December day, we booked a table at the restaurant but when we arrived (10 minutes after booking) the lady at the reception said to us that there was no available space. She told us that it was a misunderstanding and that no table was booked for us. By the way it was the best thing, because the atmosphere of this place look too artificial.

Don’t have the bruschetta unless you actually want cheese on toast. I’ve never seen or tasted a bruschetta like it anywhere ever before.... and never want to again. Apparently the chef disagrees with us though!!!! Two of our party had the steak which they said was awful. Credit where credit is due - the puddings were lovely. And our waiter Rad was extremely good. He really seemed to care.. and was a generally nice bloke. But why would a restaurant in the beautiful old town of Amersham be empty on a Saturday night when Zaza’s is fully booked??? It opened at 7.30 and closed at 9.30. During that time ours and one other table were the only customers. The answer is that the food is not good. This is the sort of place that you’d expect to see Gordon Ramsey fixing - it’s in a beautiful town, the building is stunning, there are no customers but the chef thinks his food is delicious and can’t understand why his restaurant is empty. I will be calling the manager next week. This was not £194 between 4 well spent.

Prompt attention from front of house, pleasant and helpful lady took our orders. Food very tasty and nicely presented. Good atmosphere.

As a group of four we enjoyed starters including soup, crayfish sald and a vegetarian starter. All excellent. For main courses three of us ate cod and one vegetarian. All were very happy with the taste and presentation of their meals. Service was attentive without being intrusive.

The Kings Chapel is used for functions and usually catering too. The tables are nicely placed and the staff experienced in serving multiple diners.Food is quite good but is obviously mass produced. Not sure if any of it is cooked on the premises but is always piping hot when served.If there is one thing I could change it would be to replace the small bottles of milk for jugs of milk. Not trendy!

On arriving at the Venue,The old ChapelAnd surrounding Gardens very nice and looked after,The seating area up from the Old Chapel nice and spacious.The old Chapel nice for Weddings,Really hot for a Three Course Meal,Main Vegetarian Option.The Reception Staff are really Friendly and Helpful.The rooms are nice and clean.Breakfast was excellent with a choice of Continental- Cereals,Toast,Fruit,Meats,Various Jams,Nutella, Choice of Full English / Vegetarian option.Several Egg Dishes to chose from.I would highly recommend The Kings Arms Hotel.

Really enjoyed summer at the Kings Arms, the outside space is simple but nice, able to sit and people watch the weddings taking place. Have thoroughly enjoyed the new chef special wraps available at lunches. Really a great improvement to food from previous years...looking forward to seeing what else appears.

We were welcomed by very friendly staff and offered to dine in the pub or the restaurant. We opted for the restaurant. The food was really nice and well presented. I had the super food salad with chicken although it arrived with halloumi and my husband had the burger.Good sized portions and reasonably priced.Well worth a visit.

As pub food goes it was very boring . An open Blt was the order - cold tough toast,floppy lettuce leaf and tough bacon. There is so much better out there!

we booked this hotel very last minute. We were greeted by a very helpful friendly Receptionist who checked us in. The Staff behind the Bar were chatty and welcoming. However, the Gentleman who looks after Breakfast, on his own was amazing !! nothing was too much trouble. THANK YOU.

Old Amersham used to be full of vibrant entertaining pubs. Great meeting places for friends. Good choice of ales and pub food.

We have dropped in here a few times lately on visits to Amersham and I think each time we've had a very good welcome. We've not eaten here yet but good choice of beers and wine and their own local Gin. Love that they have daily newspapers to read and that locals seems to use it a lot as well.

I've dined here before but wanted to try the Sunday Menu. Great priced drinks as well as starters, mains and desserts. All three courses were amazing, thanks chef! With fantastic service from Jenna, Connor and Gareth!!!

I had afternoon tea booked here for my mums 60th and 2 hours before we were meant to go they phoned to cancel it. At first they offered no solution or anything until I said I wanted to speak to a manager. In the mean time I had to book something else last minute as I didn’t want my mums birthday to be a let down. The manager eventually called back and said as we had booked something they would arrange afternoon tea for another date. We gave them the date and they said they would call to confirm this. 3 weeks later and still no call. Needless to say we will be going somewhere else again- very disappointing service.

A group of us stayed for 2 nights, hubby and I stayed in the main building in a Deluxe room hoping for some comfort and character as the pictures depict. Everyone else stayed in the newer rooms at the back of the hotel and they were all absolutley delighted. Our Deluxe room was rather grubby, cob webs, broken light fitting and a dusty creepy wicker object that had no purpose other than to block the wardrobe door and take up room. Day 1 we were asked to leave the bar when it closed (having had a lovely meal in the restaurant we didn't want to venture out) and we were relocated to the lounge area which did not have enough seats for all of us. Some chose to retire, those that stayed were told off several times for talking too loud, everyone had retired by 1am. At 2:30 am however, I had to get up and confront the night porter of all people and 2 guests due to the noise they were making ! Day 2 having been out all day we returned to find our room had not been serviced. No big deal as I had brought along shower gel and shampoo but it's nice to have the bed made. Other annoyance was the TV not working at all, the receptionist on Day 1 tried her best to fix but was unable too and promised an engineer would look at whilst we were out - this along with the room being cleaned did not happen. Having paid a premium for this room it really was not worth the extra in fact quite the opposite which is a shame. Highly recommend the newer rooms, breakfast great and dinner excellent.

Super bar, good service and an interesting olde Worldy building. Had the wood burner on, a pleasant setting, they do weddings and big functions.

The best Indian themed food we have ever had. We started with the rabbit and the beetroot croquets, both excellent. Followed by Chicken tikka and king prawns as well as various sides. We then had the chocolate moose and cheesecake with accompanying desert wines which were excellent. Nothing disappointed. What topped it off were the friendly and very knowledgeable staff. Both with Italian heritage and full of passion for the food they served and the experience they provided. My wife and I had a great time in a cosy and intimate setting, we would highly recommend it.

Getting together with collegues after arriving in the hotel and want to have a small meal. I can say the starter was very good and the feel good salad with chicken was oké. With the challenge going for an alcohol free month they could offer a bitburger 0% alc beer. Nice ambiance. Only a very wobly tafel.

the dinner was just to die for, service brilliant, fresh produce, the breakfast was also such a delight and presented so well!, well done to all the team at Kings Arms!

Dined here with my boyfriend, mum and aunty and it was lovely, neither of us had any complaints! Great value for money and lovely friendly service. Sat in the bar next to the fire place! Lovely evening.

Ate at the King's while staying at the Crown down the road. Enjoyed a beautifully cooked steak and fish & chips for the other half. Reasonably priced and we'll presented.

We ate here whilst staying at the nearby Crown Hotel, the service was warm, friendly and attentive without being over bearing. The food was superb, starters arrived quickly but were savoured, the ham hock and the mushroom soup were really good. The shin of beef I had was perfect, rich, tasty and a bigger portion than I was expecting, it was some of the best cooking I have had in many a year, my wife had ribeye steak and it was cooked perfectly. Prices were very reasonable for the quality, and the surroundings perfect. Thank you Kings Arms

I stayed at the sister hotel which I can highly recommend but the dinner served at The Kings Arms was really lovely. The courtyard is a treat if you just want a drink. So friendly and great music. Recommend a visit!

We stayed overnight here for our wedding anniversary, during the big summer heat. Check in was efficient and friendly, our room was lovely, the bed was really comfortable, and the bedding excellent so we managed to sleep well, even in the heat with an open window and fan. Despite being on the High Street, the road was quiet. Breakfast was really good, and all service attentive. Recommended :-)

A very big thank you to all the staff at the kings chapel for making our wedding day so perfect! We had our wedding there in February 2018.

This review is very overdue. As a family of four we found ourselves homeless for 6 weeks due to unruly builders at the end of last year. David, Sarah and the team at the Kings Arms (and the Crown) went above and beyond to help us experience a very enjoyable stay at a time when we were so upside down and stressed as a family. Their hospitality, care and beautiful accommodation was well above and beyond what i have ever experienced (and we are very well traveled!). We spent the majority of our time in the town house which i cannot rate highly enough. I have lived in Amersham all of my life and i never knew that this gem was hiding there until just recently. Ideal for weddings, retreats or family holidays. The breakfasts where always first class with the best service no matter how busy. It was always seamless. The bar and restaurant at the Kings Arms was also a joy. To the point that they even helped me host my daughters birthday as we were residents for way longer than we had expected! A beautiful , historical gem with 5 star management and service.

We were not in the area for the most cheerful of reasons. We were attending a funeral at the crematorium just up the road. But decided to get there early and have some lunch. What a stunning building! Lunch was really good in such lovely old surroundings. Good service too.

Stayed at the hotel after attending a wedding at the Chapel. Lovely venue, lovely room, lovely food, staff amazing. Can’t fault it!

Been to this place a few times in the past and recently last year. always friendly bar staff and cosy places within the pub to seat around.

We’ve been meaning to visit for some time and eventually had the opportunity on a cold Saturday afternoon to enjoy a family late lunch. The menu appears to be a simple pub menu with all the usual sorts of dishes....the reality is it’s amazingly well sourced, cooked and tasty ingredients served with great presentation and attention to detail. Fish and Chips with proper mushy peas, Tempura Halloumi and burgers with crispy chips are all excellent. Chocolate Orange and Sticky Toffee puddings also very tasty.

Not what we had expected. The soup of the day whilst very nice, appeared to have been microwaved which as you can imagine took a longer time to eat.

Choose from a pleasingly straightforward menu and you will receive well prepared, well presented and generous portions. Nice environment for a family meal with friendly attentive service. Very pleased to find that the temptation to serve minimal or voguish choice has been resisted. Beef, especially, was succulent and served exactly at the correct degree of pinkness to draw the best from the flavour.

I visited The Kings Arms as I was working nearby and staying at their sister hotel, The Crown. The pub has a lot of its original fixtures but is very clean and it was easy to find a seat on a weeknight. I ordered the Ribeye Steak and it came really quickly and cooked perfectly - Medium Rare. Service was friendly but not overbearing and the atmosphere is 'warm' but calm.

I have covered numerous weddings at this venue. I have found the food, service, venue and the staff to be excellent.

Had a lunch meet with colleagues and everyone was very impressed. The burger was huge but very tasty. The open sandwich looked great.

We came over from New Zealand to visit family and one of the things we wanted to do was take my invalid dad away for 3 days over Christmas. After looking on line for suitable places to take him as he hasn't got any legs we are pleased to have found The Kings Arms.. although some of the disabled facilities are not quite suitable for dad the hotel was fantastic. With its old world feel and in the lovely village of Amersham we felt we were miles away from Stanmore..where dad lives..The food was excellent including Christmas lunch and the staff went out of their way to make our stay unforgettable. Dad loved the fire in the bar and purched himself there for a couple of afternoons..

We stayed in the hotel for a night, we were in the newer part. From our arrival the staff were so accommodating and couldn’t do enough to help. Comfy room and beds. Delicious breakfast. Very pleasant to sit in the lounge area by the open log fire. Would recommend. A tip for the hotel would be some secondary curtains that let light through but not make you visible from the outside.

After a long morning I ended up stuck in Amersham. I went into the first pub I saw and was not disappointed. I was well looked after with good beers and great food. The barman Francis was a legend.

Lovely meal- the rump steak was delicious. Great service from Serena and Mitch and a lovely log fire.

I have now visited with friends and business colleagues and it never fails to impress. The beautiful exterior and traditional interior, coupled with the fab ambience inside make this a great place, regardless of time of day/night. Really enjoyable lunchtime visit - friendly welcoming staff - good service. Will definitely be returning as the menu ticks all the boxes for our mix of acquired palettes - nice selection of reasonably priced wines.

Great service from serena and fantastic food. Varied choice on menu to suit all tastes. I had the chicken and pancetta with Boulanger potatoes which was fantastic well worth a visit

Very impressed! After a journey up the M40 and being early for a visit to relatives in Amersham, we called in for coffee around 10.15am. Although the hotel was buzzing with an anniversary function and guests were still finishing their breakfasts, we were served politely and efficiently by the reception and waiting staff. A huge cafeteria of coffee arrived quickly with the minimum of fuss. Very impressed! Would add we stayed at the Kings Arms some two years ago and were equally impressed then !

The management should pay attention! The bar tender, Serena, must have received numerous complaints before, because her behaviour must present a pattern - it was so bad! A rude, inconsiderate and highly irresponsible member of staff. We made a complaint to Alex Williams, who said that the GM would call us the next day. It has been 4 days, and we have not been contacted. There is a cold and intimidating feeling at this hotel.

We held a Private Dinner for over 20 people in the restaurant, which had a unique ambience. Every one present was impressed with the presenta. We made a speciofc point of thanking the Chef perdonallytion and quality of the food..We had a delightful evening with good company and foodThe food was excelllent quality as were the wines. We had a Pinot Grigio and a Chilean Merlot. Service could have been quicker but there were only two staff serving.

The Kings Arms is a truly lovely old 16th century building, and was a coaching inn. Original old beams and lovely warm, atmosphere.We went into the pub half of the building. The other being a hotel.Warm welcome from the friendly barman. We ordered fish and chips, which was quickly served from the kitchen in the hotel building.Very disappointing. The batter was greasy, the fish could have been any variety; on the menu it was just written as 'battered fish'. It was not fresh fish. It tasted old, and not even frozen fish tastes that awful. At £14.50 it was not cheap. It came with chips and mushy peas. Such a disappointment to have such a poor meal in such lovely surroundings.

Visited kings Arms for dinner last night.With 2 friends. Staff very cheerful and service professional and friendly. Food very good. A very good evening. Will visit again soon.

I visited The Kings Arms yesterday for a wonderful champagne afternoon tea. The team were so friendly and it was a one of those quintessential English experiences having a lovely afternoon tea in a building with so much history. I've lived nearby for years but never thought to try it - so glad I did! Will be back!

Lovely afternoon tea. Pleasant staff and reasonably priced for the good quality. Nice atmosphere and sat by the fire. Perfect winter afternoon

Sadly the staff here need training as they ignored customers waiting at the bar while they chatted among themselves. There were dirty glasses sitting about and one customer asked for the bar to be cleaned before his drink was served.

I recently celebrated my 50th birthday with friends and family for a private dinner party, at the king arms hotel. It was a bit last minute but all the staff were amazing and made it a really special evening. The food was excellent, venue perfect and all the staff friendly, helpful and professional. Everyone thoroughly enjoyed themselves and feedback on the venue was positive all round. Big thank you kings Arms!

We popped in to this bar and were pleased to find it is dog friendly as we had two dogs with us. It was very quiet and with only two other people in there. However, it was mid to late afternoon and having lost track of time we arrived only five or so minutes or so before they stopped serving. Nevertheless the staff were very amenable to providing lunch and when it arrived it was tasty as well as good value. I think perhaps the young lady behind the bar was very new as she had trouble remembering what we ordered both for drinks and food. That is not a criticism but an observation as she was perfectly courteous and did her best to please. The bar has a lot of character and oozes age with its low ceilings and beams. There was a choice of tables and chairs or sofas, and we opted for the sofa near a lovely open log fire. I would recommend this place to anybody looking for a decent pint of beer and good pub food.

Some friends and I popped in here for lunch and found it very quiet with little atmosphere. The staff were friendly but the service itself slow, it took a long time for our drinks and food to arrive. The food was decent but nothing extraordinary. There are better places in the area to get a pub lunch.

Had a lovely evening meal and enjoyed the warm and friendly atmosphere in the bar. Returned the next day for lunch and can strongly recommend the baked camembert or the humus dip.

During a one night stay at the Crown (Sister Hotel) we decided to have our evening meal at the Kings Arms as it looked very inviting as we walked past late afternon during a pub crawl.Very welcoming on arrival, thoroughly enjoyed our three course selection, beautifully presented, very attentive waiting staff, we will definitely be returning.

This is one of my locals! There are some great pubs in Amersham, that do great food. I had an American friend over on Sunday before his flight home. So I took him to the Kings arms because it is 1400's which to an American is prehistoric! He wanted fish and chips as he was in England! I was a bit concerned Amersham is not famous for fish and chips and he had just come up from Brighton but he thought it was great, my roast beef sunday lunch was lovely, I wasn't asked how I wanted it so was pleasantly surprised when it arrived medium rare i would say, very nice, lovely staff great ambiance and parking not cheap but this is Amersham!

its a nice building but really poor in service i dont like that the managers tell the staff off instead of teaching them the correct way of doing things and i would also like to add that their seems to be a managing director drinking a glass of red wine while working thats not how to set examples for up and coming staff >:(