Warminster Hotel Guide - Adventure Sport Hotels in Warminster, Wiltshire

Easy checkin with friendly and welcoming staff. We then went for dinner in the dining room. I ordered the vegetarian option, while my husband ordered the pork which he enjoyed. The vegetarian meal was the worst I have had in England, undercooked beans (inedible) with cooked spinach in the middle. After telling the staff of my disappointment in the meal, who said that they would pass it on to the chef. On check out I was then charged £33 for the meal.

We stayed for 3 nights recently, to take in some of the local walks around Longleat, Chedder and surrounds. We arrived very late on the Friday and were met at the door by the owners who showed us up to our room straight away. I popped back down for a beer and felt at home straight away, the locals didn't bother us and carried on with their conversations. The rooms was clean and tidy, the bathroom decent, with a rain shower which I loved... the wife not so much but its a personal opinion :-). The ONLY issue we had with the room was... the bed! Guys, I love a hard bed but this was like rock hard. In itself not the end of the world but throw in a couple of breeze blocks for pillows and its a struggle! Get a few new pillows and the room would be perfect! The following morning came the pièce de résistance of The Somerset Arms... the full English Breakfast! Even if you dont like them, even if you're a Vegetarian, I implore you to eat this breakfast! It is awesome, with farm fresh quality throughout! The meal that evening was equally amazing! Steak and Ale puddings with a beautiful cheese board for afters. Lovely food! Overall, for us: Food, Service, and Peace & Quiet reign at the Somerset Arms. Would highly recommend to all.

Stumbled upon this beauty by luck, great Hotel, great staff, great food, perfect location for Longleat, but I would expect a hotel in this price range to supply decent Toilet paper and not the cheap stuff from Lidl's thats the only thing that let it down, sounds ridiculous but little things make a huge difference.

The staff are amazingly friendly, the food was fab and the restaurant overlooking the River Wylye was tranquil and delightful. We were just disappointed at the size of our room and en suite. It was clean and functional, but not the 'touch of luxury' that we were hoping for. The website says the rooms are simply styled, which is fine, but calling this a hotel raises expectations, which tbh is more Expedia's fault than the Inn's.

We booked the hotel unseen in order to visit relatives. The village is beautiful with such a peaceful atmosphere and so many birds, all singing and making the setting great. We dined in one night. The staff are all friendly and helpful. Breakfast was excellent and well presented. The main 'pub' is very well presented. We felt that we had been given a disabled room (No.7) as it was a wet-rooom with no shelving, no where to put one's spectacles or equipment when making-up, etc, a very small wash basin with a rather odd tap. The floor of the wet room was not clean. The three-legged table lamps tended to slip to the back of the bedside tables and get one leg lodged there. The room had a humming noise which turned out to be the upstairs boiler room and it was chilly.