The Kings Arms

Lovely pub downstairs. With restaurant and large outdoor area. Our room was a good size and a large modern en-suite. The breakfast was very good. We had a large full English.

Ordered a burger but was given a steak sandwich. This may sound better, but when you want something to pick up and eat you don't want to encounter meat you can't bite through. Had to remove the meat and cut away the fat and gristle. Stop calling it a burger!

We really enjoyed our stay (3 nights) at the Barn in the gardens of this hotel. The location of the hotel is perfect, with glorious hillside/meadow views on both sides. It is situated in a village with a village shop next door (good for produce, well selected groceries and beverages, coffees and locally made cakes (including gluten free). We will use this as a base for a holiday but also for short stays - it is conveniently located near picturesque local towns that merit visiting but we enjoyed knowing that we could retreat to the hotel for relaxation at the end of each day. There were four circular walking routes in the vicinity (leaflets available at the bar) but we didn't have a chance to explore them this time. The Hotel is charming with nicely decorated and air rooms. The Barn has its own private decked area with ample chairs to relax in. The Barn is spacious and has a well equipped and large kitchen. The bar and restaurant area (indoors) are bright and welcoming - and so are the staff and owners, who were happy to help in any way. There is a small snug to relax in (log burner for the cooler months) and a large grassed garden with views over a meadow and valley and lots of seating (both under cover and without cover). The menu is varied and the food of good quality (we enjoyed breakfast and dinner). We consider this a real find and a great place to relax.