We stayed for my husbands birthday as he’s quite the Topgear/Grand Tour fan. It’s a beautiful pub and the room was gorgeous, we were told we had been upgraded on arrival and stayed in Win Green. Lovely big room with en-suite and a very comfortable bed! We had dinner and enjoyed the chateaubriand steak platter for two which was cooked to perfection! The staff were all lovely from checking in, to dinner, to breakfast in the morning which was also amazing. Definitely recommend and will be back again.

Personally the room was too warm for me, but a fan was supplied already so I made use! Otherwise everything was brilliant.

Our family of four was on a two-week tour of the UK and the Royal Oak was our last big splurge night. We are fans of James May and when we found out he was an investor we were keen to stay in his Inn. The space has been beautifully renovated, the staff is friendly and welcoming and the rooms are comfy and well-appointed. We had a delicious dinner, including cocktails made with Mr. May's gin, and a wonderful complimentary breakfast in the morning. It was a perfect end to our vacation. Our day was full starting at Jeremy Clarkson's Diddly Squat Farm Shop, then Stonehenge, and ending at The Royal Oak so, it was all pretty perfect!

The complimentary breakfast was fantastic. Great service with every change to a breakfast made. (Example, Poached egg hard boiled instead of runny). The room was great with fantastic sized bed but partner felt that for the price the room that it should've had a bathtub with it. Evening dinner menu was really nice. Having fresh bottled water in the room was a great little touch along with the cafetiere.

For the length of the room from the bed, the TV on the wall could've have been bigger and the little bigger. Also, the little fridge seemed like an after thought considering the quality of the overall room.

Our second visit and well worth it!Fantastic base to explore, either all the local history-Stonehenge, Salisbury,Shaftesbury etc or further afield approximately an hours drive-Bath,Bournemouth or Poole.The Royal Oaks location is peaceful and surrounded by picturebook scenery.Homely friendly feel with employees giving exceptional customer service- rooms very tastefully stylish and comfortable.Quirky touches such as a hot water bottle puts a smile on your face. Remarkable food -high restaurant standard,nothing basic or pub grub about it. Overall my son and myself can't sing it's praises enough..superb mini break!!

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Lovely, friendly atmosphere in a peaceful, beautiful small village. The garden at the back is very nice, the food is good and portions are big, the pub inside is very cozy, and the rooms are spacious and comfortable. The location is just 30 min drive from Stonehenge and worked well for the morning visit after a tasty breakfast.

This is a typical, old British house with it's peculiarities, specifically related to plumbing - cold and warm water separately, shower not working very well etc. but all quite normal, one would assume, in the house this age.

Last minute booking to break up our journey home from Cornwall. Beautiful character pub, we were upgraded by Guy to a lovely spacious room (not requested by us). We had our evening meal here and both Guy and Verity were both extremely accommodating along with the lovely gentleman (sorry didn’t get his name) that served us breakfast in the morning. Both our evening meal and breakfast were amazing. You get a little bottle of milk in a table top fridge in your room which is a great idea. Everything had been thought about. We will definitely be back and hopefully for a bit longer next time. Thank you to everyone that made our stay warm and welcoming.

Excellent breakfast, staff very friendly too. Bed was comfy and roomy

Room was a little noisy, I think we were above the kitchen, we also had a humming noise from the mini fridge throughout the night. We were also a little taken aback at the 12.5% service charge added to meals, we had 2 drinks in the bar before going in to the restaurant and because we chose to open a tab, the drinks were also liable for the service charge, which was a bit cheeky.

Excellent food.

Everything was great.

We were only stopping away for one night for my birthday, and didn’t want to travel too far, so decided to try out the Royal Oak because of the James May connection. Its a traditional country pub on the outside, with a restrained gastro feel inside. We booked a deluxe room (Cranmore), which had a vast bed with high quality linen, lots of herbal teas provided, a spacious bathroom with very powerful shower. Food was excellent at dinner and breakfast, priced about where I expected. They had three different real ales. Service from the pleasant and enthusiastic young staff was good, and the pub is dog friendly.

Not much. It’s an old building and there was quite a lot of noise from people moving around in the room above - creaky floorboards and running water etc. The guest staircase carpet is getting threadbare and will need changing soon before it becomes a trip hazard. Might be an idea to fill some of the potholes in the gravelled car park too, but that might be recent damage from the January floods.

The Hotel when you stopped outside after a long journey was wonderful. The thatched roof, seating area outside was so inviting we had a pint of cider before we checked in . The staff were just so kind, friendly and the manager was very helpful , and couldn't do enough for you . The pub was just lovely inside ,the oak room where you had food was beautiful leading onto a bar garden .The bedrooms were clean and done out very well .The fridge in the room was a good shout by the owners . Towels were very good quality. I will be staying again with my son and his family just wonderful

The only thing was the entrance to our rooms , we had our own entrance to our rooms and front door key which was amazing . The entrance had not been cleaned and the stairs needed to be hovered before we got to our rooms . I put this down to the cleaner they must have noticed that the stairs needed doing and chose not to do it ,