The Kings Arms

Staff were all friendly and helpful. There was a bit of bar noise through to the room but it is an old building so not unexpected. Breakfast on weekdays is continental in a small lounge area on the same level as the rooms, I quite liked this as it was self service, cereal, milk, tea, coffee, bread for toasting and butter/jam all readily available. We didn’t have breakfast on the Saturday morning so can’t comment on cooked breakfast. We ate in one night and the food was good with plenty of choice. The staff logged the car registration number for their parking system.

The breakfast was not great. I appreciate it is a pub though and different from a hotel

Staff excellent, room very small no chair or even room for bags. Wifi in room also poor. Bar food and service excellent and the welcome pack and light breakfast choice good. Clean but the building is ageing. The steps to the rooms really need to be illuminated or there will be a fall

We were here for one night as a stop over. OK for £85 a night we didn't expect a boutique hotel and yes this is an an old establishment but the first room offered had no window except the window in the separate bathroom. It was cramped, tired and extremely stuffy. The second room at least had a window in the bedroom but was even more stuffy, so the windows were opened to get some fresh air in. Unfortunately, there was an ventilation fan running outside and although this did go off around 10pm. A continental breakfast was offered but this was served in a rather grubby "lounge" area. The bread looked as if it had been there for a while as one of the loaves was mouldy. We didn't eat food offering in the hotel but went elsewhere. On the plus side the staff were friendly and helpful when we asked to changed rooms. I have tried to be as objective as possible but we were really glad that we were only staying one night.

It was an inn combined with a lively pub. The staff were incredibly friendly and helpful. Room was as described, comfortable bed, good shower, etc.