Kings Arms Hotel

Really lovely hotel. Beautifully decorated and super clean. Loved the cute quirky design too! Plenty of parking in secure area. We were able to check in 30 mins early when we arrived. Delicious breakfast with plenty of choice. Well situated for us to take a tube on Metropolitan line into the West End (1 hour journey) from Amersham station (a 20 minute walk away) and avoid paying any hefty train fees of congestion charge.

Lovely hotel, room was basic but clean, a few items broken that would of improved score Only problem they do events, tiny car park so hard to park

Lovely stay at the Kings’s arms. Had a junior suite with a quirky 2 floor arrangement, lobby and bathroom downstairs and main bedroom upstairs. Fantastic location in the heart of old Amersham and good parking. Lovely afternoon tea and good breakfast, freshly made to order

Booked here at the last minute for a short-notice trip, and made my choice largely based on availability, but I appear to have been very lucky to have chosen this gem of a place. Absolutely lovely hotel set in a really nice traditional building with more modern annexes at the back (but still in keeping with the original older building), very clean and comfortable rooms (including air conditioning), friendly and helpful staff, really nice atmosphere, and overall a very pleasant experience to stay there. And exceptional value for money too. I found this place by accident/chance but I would definitely stay here again by choice. A lovely experience, thank you.

A tastefully decorated and spacious bedroom with a very comfortable bed. I had a great nights sleep in a pleasantly quiet neighbourhood. Plenty of parking with a much appreciated two charging points for EV’s. All the staff were very helpful and pleasant. I had a gourmet type burger for dinner; it was mountainous and very tasty. Breakfast has a good range of dishes to choose from and the smoked salmon and scrambled egg was perfect. I would most definitely stay here again.

Room was clean and quiet and bed comfortable. No electric car charging but there are 3 at very near sister hotel The Crown

This is our second stay at the Kings Arms Hotel. It is absolutely stunning from first glance on the road, to the courtyard and rooms. The bar and courtyard seating are beautiful. We had the courtyard duplex. There was a gift teay of wine, chocolates and artisan crisps for us. There was sparkling and still water, along with a Nespresso machine and capsules, plus a kettle, teas, coffees, hot chocolate, milk and biscuits. We stayed 2 night and these were replenished. The staff are friendly, welcoming and cannot do enough for you. As we were staying in the original inn, there is no air conditioning. It was a heatwave, so they ensured our room was well ventilated prior to our visit and got us a fan - which enabled us to sleep. I'm vegan, and the breakfast they made me each morning was delicious. We love this hotel and intend to return in future.

A lovely hotel wth character. Very comfortable room. Two downsides: the bar is very small and got very busy, and there was quite a wait time to order drinks at times. The other downside is the time to have breakfast.... we arrived at our prebooked time of 9.30 and on both mornings, our breakfast arrived around 10.30 so althought it was a nice breakfast, it would not suit if you are in a rush.

An historic building with beautiful original features but showing quite a few signs of needing an update eg stained staircarpets do not give a good first impression. Our en-suite bedroom was large with original beams, big TV, coffee machine, tea -making facility with bottled water provided. The double bed was very comfortable and clean. On the top floor it was hot but there were two fans provided. The bathroom was large but had few surfaces, the basin tap was loose and the shower screen seal needed replacing. Towels were fresh and clean and there were the usual free toiletries, but no toilet brush! The shower worked very well. Breakfast was very good with a large choice of Continental and hot food., and included in the price. We had an evening meal in the restaurant, which had a range of usual pub fayre, and was tasty and good value. Staff were friendly but parking on site was difficult because of wedding parties.

Nice old fashioned hotel. Needs a little maintenance (missing toilet seat lid, stained carpets) Staff and breakfast excellent. Good parking but narrow entrance. PROBLEM...booked as fully refundable up to 24 hours prior on hotels.com. However.. hotel charged my card 4 weeks before and informed me I could no longer cancel!!!

Really lovely hotel. Beautifully decorated and super clean. Loved the cute quirky design too! Plenty of parking in secure area. We were able to check in 30 mins early when we arrived. Delicious breakfast with plenty of choice. Well situated for us to take a tube on Metropolitan line into the West End (1 hour journey) from Amersham station (a 20 minute walk away) and avoid paying any hefty train fees of congestion charge.

Check-in was quick and easy, the room was clean and comfortable, the bar was great, the breakfast was super tasty and the staff were polite and helpful. Thank you

Was really looking forward to this break as used to live in Amersham and was looking forward to revisiting old haunts and enjoying a bit of luxury. However, it was disappointingly underwhelming and not as we anticipated. On first view the room was good - over 2 floors and looked cosy. However on closer inspection it looked dusty, there was a lopsided lamp which looked as if it was going to fall over and the blind in the bedroom was broken. The toilet looked unclean as if it had not been cleaned well since the previous occupancy. When we returned to the room after our first night the room had clearly not been hoovered as there were still traces of paper on the floor which had dropped out of my pocket. As it was potentially dusty as carpeted throughout and there were beams with cobwebs we would have expected to see that it had been cleaned. In terms of service, we were not told on check in that the Monday breakfast would be at the Crown Hotel and often could not find anyone to ask anything. We were also woken at 4.00 am on Monday morning by someone moving the large bins individually. When I looked out the chap had a light on his hat and he was talking on his mobile so not even trying to reduce the noise. To end on a positive note, however, the breakfasts were excellent and the restaurant staff very friendly and accommodating.

We asked to check in early as we were attending a wedding. They were happy to do this, although it was hard work! The shower didn't work and maintenence came quickly and changed the shower head over to the bath taps. We had to ask for more toilet paper. Thick dust in bottom of wardrobe, tile grout around shower full of brown scale, soap holder rusty, mirror over basin mottled, cobwebs around window that had clearly been there a long time. We found a purse/key fob behind the chair - left by previous occupant, so clearly that area hadnt been cleaned. Carpet felt a bit grainy, but was a dark brown colour so no obvious dirt. Curtains did not keep morning light out as ill fitting. The bed and pillows were actually very comfortable, which was a relief after noting all of the above. Staff were friendly and helpful although the check in was a bit shambolic aa the two male staff seemed a bit disorganised. Breakfast was ok - good choices. Ingredients used seemed really basic (ham for eggs benedict very average) We realise the hotel is an old, historic building, but there is no excuse for very poor cleanliness and the room (no 11) is definitely in need of an upgrade - furniture very dark and a bit tatty.

My room was not cleaned upon my arrival no toilet rolls dust everywhere especially on edges of the carpet and in the en-suite I went to wedding on Sunday and upon my return I found my door to my room wide open which made me feel very unsafe as the downstairs entrance door lock was not working I was so looking forward to this break at The Kings Arms unfortunately it was not a dream break

Booked here at the last minute for a short-notice trip, and made my choice largely based on availability, but I appear to have been very lucky to have chosen this gem of a place. Absolutely lovely hotel set in a really nice traditional building with more modern annexes at the back (but still in keeping with the original older building), very clean and comfortable rooms (including air conditioning), friendly and helpful staff, really nice atmosphere, and overall a very pleasant experience to stay there. And exceptional value for money too. I found this place by accident/chance but I would definitely stay here again by choice. A lovely experience, thank you.

A stunning looking hotel, Tudor in style and lovely oldie worldly inside as you’d imagine. We were satiating in Room 1, a suite with a mezzanine floor and a spare bed. Lovely room, clean and very comfortable until we looked out of the huge window where we found several cobwebs. On using the bathroom for the first time I went to wash my hands and the whole one piece tap unit moved in all directions and wasn’t secure. My partners children were in a different part of the hotel, more contemporary block but sadly the shower area was very mouldy.

A disappointing stay. Was in a junior suite that is on 2 levels with the bedroom upstairs. The room and bathroom are quite tired and the whole suite was very dusty, had multiple cobwebs on the walls, the carpet had bits all over it and the bed cover looked and felt quite grubby. The suite could be really nice but needs some investment for a modernisation. The lighting is an example. If you needed to use the bathroom in the night you have to put on both the very bright chandelier in the bedroom as well as the lights downstairs, which is not ideal to say the least (it is pitch black downstairs so you need some light). Furthermore one person has no access to the lights as the switch is just one side of the bed so bring a torch. The furniture is old fashioned and there is only a lamp and table one side of the bed. The security safe in the wardrobe was broken, the window blind would not raise up as the mechanism is broken and there are no hooks in the bathroom to hang clothes on. There is also no towel ring or rail by the sink for a hand towel. There were bottles of water, wine and snacks but no indication in the room whether they complimentary or charged for. Finally, we stayed 2 nights and the bed was not made. We had to make it ourselves when we got back in the evening for our 2nd night. The bathroom had had the towels refolded so a bit confused why the bed was not made (there was no impediment to it being made). The room isn't up to a 4 star hotel standard in my view.

Overall quite a run down hotel. The bathrooms are in need of updating. Toilet looked like it hadn't seen any bleach in recent times. Gave our friends a room that they then refused as it stunk of smoke, we checked in 20 minutes later then tried to fob us off with the same room rather than freshen it up. Rooms are very rickety, uneven floors - beds are on a slant and lumpy realised by head was lower than my feet. Breakfast was also very slow, they come across as quite under-staffed and in need of investment

We had room 12 which was a little hot and stuffy. The overhead shower is broken. In need of refurbishment and some deep cleaning. As always, decent breakfast and the petite blonde lady was friendly and helpful. We always enjoy staying in Amersham. Hotel was busy.

Really lovely hotel. Beautifully decorated and super clean. Loved the cute quirky design too! Plenty of parking in secure area. We were able to check in 30 mins early when we arrived. Delicious breakfast with plenty of choice. Well situated for us to take a tube on Metropolitan line into the West End (1 hour journey) from Amersham station (a 20 minute walk away) and avoid paying any hefty train fees of congestion charge.

Lovely stay at the Kings’s arms. Had a junior suite with a quirky 2 floor arrangement, lobby and bathroom downstairs and main bedroom upstairs. Fantastic location in the heart of old Amersham and good parking. Lovely afternoon tea and good breakfast, freshly made to order

Great service, really comfy bed and a fab shower Ideal!

Good place to stay for a night or two. I wouldn’t rate room 303 as floor is very uneven and very little gap on one side of the bed. Bed was comfortable. Room needs some attention ie curtain does not work as pulley broken. Stairs up to room are extremely creaky (quite loud). Staff were polite and helpful and a good choice of breakfast cooked and presented well.

Really friendly check in - quick and simple. When we arrived the car park was full but there is unrestricted parking on the street outside. We stayed in suite 303 which was next to the car park and close to the outside drinking area. The bathroom was on the ground floor with a set of steep(ish) stairs to the bedroom. Floor height varied by a few inches and it took us a few trips (literally) before we got used to the bump in the floor where it's carpeted over the beams. Whilst this amused us as to how clumsy we were, as this is at the top of the stairs, this could be a bit of a hazard. The room came with a Nespresso machine along with a complimentary half bottle of wine, crisps and chocolate raisins. It might have been handy to have a night light as one switch does both upstairs and downstairs lights. This meant we had to leave the bathroom mirror light on to get up and down the stairs safely at night. The bar area is clean and bright with plenty of tables and a typical beer choice. The staff were really friendly and helpful. Our main issue was with noise. The venue is used for weddings with a chapel at the rear of the car park and we had groups of people in the early hours that prevented us from sleeping until after 2am. This was followed at 5.20am with staff talking and moving furniture in the drinking area and then by guests dragging their suitcases through the gravel car park from 7am. So a far from perfect night's sleep. Check out was quick - there was no-one on reception

Room was clean and quiet and bed comfortable. No electric car charging but there are 3 at very near sister hotel The Crown

Quirky old buildings but look good. Nice bedrooms and nice firm beds. If you dont book evening meals before you arrive you may have trouble gerting a table. If you do get to eat the food is good. Breakfast can take some time but again ots worth waiting for.

Newly refurbished and nicely decorated room however, the broken handle on the shower was reported on arrival but it had not been repaired by the time I checked out. The bed was very comfortable and the wifi was good. The shower needed a mat as the floor was a little slippery. On one day my tea/coffee was not replenished. The room was equipped with a Nespresso machine, kettle, hairdryer and iron plus ironing board. Had the shower been fixed and the housekeeping been efficient the rating would have been higher.

Being kept awake till 11.30pm by customers from the bar and being woken up at 5.45 am by an extremely loud refuse collection noisily wheeling the bins along the cobbles. Horrendous noise to be woken by.

An historic building with beautiful original features but showing quite a few signs of needing an update eg stained staircarpets do not give a good first impression. Our en-suite bedroom was large with original beams, big TV, coffee machine, tea -making facility with bottled water provided. The double bed was very comfortable and clean. On the top floor it was hot but there were two fans provided. The bathroom was large but had few surfaces, the basin tap was loose and the shower screen seal needed replacing. Towels were fresh and clean and there were the usual free toiletries, but no toilet brush! The shower worked very well. Breakfast was very good with a large choice of Continental and hot food., and included in the price. We had an evening meal in the restaurant, which had a range of usual pub fayre, and was tasty and good value. Staff were friendly but parking on site was difficult because of wedding parties.

Check-in was quick and easy, the room was clean and comfortable, the bar was great, the breakfast was super tasty and the staff were polite and helpful. Thank you

I was waiting at the reception desk for checkout for more than 20 minutes while the only staff was on the phone. No one else was available for assistance. Then I was seeking the confirmation of 10 percent discount on the in -house meals. After waiting for another 10 minutes, she said that she could not offer the discount since the restaurant managers were unavailable .

Great location and very quaint - but improvements are required. The room was warm and comfortable. We had a suite in the courtyard and it was noisy with people outside late at night who were hanging around and being really loud even though it was freezing cold. The bar staff were very helpful and polite. However the receptionists made you feel like you were a nuisance interrupting their conversation and lip gloss application (literally). On querying the newspaper that didn\'t arrive we were advised "oh I\'ve chucked it on the table by the fire place - I don\'t know why I did that". Whilst you are requested to book a breakfast time slot - on arrival it was chaos. We were given the option to walk across the courtyard and eat in the bar, but that means going backwards and forwards to the buffet section in the cold. When the hot food arrived it was very nice food.

Good menus and beer selection in bar. Nice room. Service very good across all areas

Staff were very friendly and efficient. We were there for a wedding. The team in this were excellent.

I feel bad that I can't remember her name, but the waiter who served us the morning of our check-out was incredibly helpful and friendly. She went to your neighboring property to obtain some Vegemite for my sister! She's a real keeper. I believe her name started with a 'K', like Karine. We loved our stay, and would return in a heartbeat.

I had a perfect one-night stay here (the night before a funeral) but hope to come back one day just to relax and explore the town. The breakfast was superb! And the warm welcome was much appreciated.

Had two night stay at The Kings Arms in Amersham Tuesday 17th January and Wednesday 18th January, our Email for our stay stated check in was from 2.00pm and on arrival the girl on reception was most unhelpful with what we would call no social skills and without a smile saying could’nt check in and come back at 3.00pm, hardly a great start, we returned and a new girl was there and she was helpful but the next day we returned to the hotel in the afternoon and our room key was blocked as she had only set it for one night, annoying to say the least, room had’nt been serviced as thought we were staying one night, on the whole it was a nice stay and the breakfast was superb, with a bit more attention to detail we would have rated it higher, don’t think we will return!

Excellent service, food, very comfortable and clean rooms, beautiful historical buildings and grounds. We extended our stay we enjoyed it so much.

The room was comfortable, the food was excellent, the reception and dining staff were very good. The only downside to our visit was we had to twice report that housekeeping were leaving the room door open, and therefore security of our property was compromised as we were away all day.

Really lovely hotel. Beautifully decorated and super clean. Loved the cute quirky design too! Plenty of parking in secure area. We were able to check in 30 mins early when we arrived. Delicious breakfast with plenty of choice. Well situated for us to take a tube on Metropolitan line into the West End (1 hour journey) from Amersham station (a 20 minute walk away) and avoid paying any hefty train fees of congestion charge.

Great hotel and Amersham old town was lovely

Beautiful historic building which is very well maintained. Friendly and attentive staff. Situated right in the middle of Old Amersham

Lovely stay at the Kings’s arms. Had a junior suite with a quirky 2 floor arrangement, lobby and bathroom downstairs and main bedroom upstairs. Fantastic location in the heart of old Amersham and good parking. Lovely afternoon tea and good breakfast, freshly made to order

Charming old fashioned hotel on the old Amersham high street. Stayed in a heritage room overlooking the main street. A very enjoyable stay for the weekend especially the Sunday market.

Set in a beautiful town.

Lovely old hotel in the centre of Amersham old town. Room was in the annex and very comfortable and warm. Great shower. We picked the hotel as a base for walking and it was an ideal location. Lots of pubs and restaurants on the high street and looked so beautiful with all the Christmas lights and decorations

Amersham old town is very quaint

Great location in centre of old town. Tasty breakfast. Good valie for money.

A lovely relaxing stay on a little two night escape. just the job , lovely room , excellent breakfasts and one evening meal we enjoyed. Close to lots of lovely shops, walks and eateries . Quaint village with a beautiful church and gardens, huge carpark for guests so a win win all round.

So i stay at this hotel on and off for business and overal its a bit quirky but generally good. The goods: room a reasonable size, shower and bathroom good, bed comfortable, windows dont fit their frames ( avoid during winter) and they make up room everyday and refil the boarders biscuits... super important! Bads: twice now i have not been able to have dinner there because the fairly small resteraunt has an event or traing going on even though ive booked it in sdvance. Thats annoying. The food this week was really good, but it can be the opposite. It seems a bit random but if anything its getting better as is my review. Food can often take quite a while also. Breakfast is also good. Just emphasise the " on toast" for anything you expect to be on toast... because it wont necessarily be if you dont. Also just be aware that they are in the process of renovating the place although to be fair i have only seen the notice and the new furnishings but no work or disturbance. overall its fine for a short break ( in the warm months)

Beautiful character hotel. Full of history. I requested a particular suit and we were given the exact one I asked for . Very warm room. Nice shower and bath. Comfortable bed. The only thing I would add -the room could do with a bit of cleaning of old features-window, beams, some spider webs here and there but it didn’t bother us much. The room is positioned above the kitchen so you can hear noises in the kitchen from about 4.30am. It’s a historical building and I’m sure that nothing can be done about this but it’s something to consider when you plan your stay and if you are a light sleeper. Still we were very happy with our stay and will be happy to come back in the future. If you are planning to eat in hotel’s restaurant be prepared for a very long wait for food. It’s nice but we were very hungry after long walk and had to wait 1hr 25 mins for our mains. No warning about the delay was given. It was busy and all other tables had to wait for a long time that evening. One waiter was serving all the tables and we felt sorry for him and the amount of work he had to do. We weren’t offered any snacks or bread while waiting and I noticed a few people around us looked as unhappy as us about delay. No apology for long wait, no discount but full service charge on the bill. Hopefully something will improve here as the restaurant and bar overall have a nice atmosphere.

Lovely stay at the Kings’s arms. Had a junior suite with a quirky 2 floor arrangement, lobby and bathroom downstairs and main bedroom upstairs. Fantastic location in the heart of old Amersham and good parking. Lovely afternoon tea and good breakfast, freshly made to order

Good menus and beer selection in bar. Nice room. Service very good across all areas

Room was comfortable and had additional extras ie. small bottle of wine, coffee machine, savoury snacks and biscuits. Good selection for breakfast but unfortunately, cooked options were lukewarm/cold.

breakfast buffet is a bit limited. got full english as well, burnt rashers and sausage…not very edible. Rooms fine, if a bit basic. Not possible to have a shower without soaking the bathroom floor. Overall it’s mediocre, but priced as premium.

I had a perfect one-night stay here (the night before a funeral) but hope to come back one day just to relax and explore the town. The breakfast was superb! And the warm welcome was much appreciated.

A lovely hotel wth character. Very comfortable room. Two downsides: the bar is very small and got very busy, and there was quite a wait time to order drinks at times. The other downside is the time to have breakfast.... we arrived at our prebooked time of 9.30 and on both mornings, our breakfast arrived around 10.30 so althought it was a nice breakfast, it would not suit if you are in a rush.

We had a lovely stay in comfortable rooms with lovely staff & a great dinner & breakfast

Great location in centre of old town. Tasty breakfast. Good valie for money.