It was a last minute booking due to a previous booking issue. It was great to find the outdoor pizza oven in operation for an informal dinner outside. Great beer to accompany it. Easy and relaxing. Breakfast was excellent

As it was so last minute, we did not have much room choice (our fault, not theirs). The cheapest room was a twin which was fine in itself but our bathroom was across the main corridor which is bit more awkward for a middle of the night visit. They did however, provide bath robes to use to make the dash when needed. The room was also a little nosy at times- sound travelling up the chimney? It didn't keep me awake though.

A special place to stay. Pub trying to do a lot - including brewery, spa, pizza place, farm shop etc. Place had a buzz about it. Staff very friendly. Room was perfect. There was also a guests lounge - which would be terrific if e.g. a few friends booked out all 3 (?) rooms and then had a private room which had real character. Lovely area to walk around as well. All good.

Nothing really. But, I hadnt noticed when I booked that the WC facilities for our room were not en-suite. As it was this was no problem and the bathroom was great. Massive bath as well.

Everything connected with The Three Daggers is superb - the pub itself, especially the food and beer, the wonderful cottages and stunning farmshop. Eleven family members descended on Orchard House and Edington Brewhouse cottages and had a tremendous time. The cottages were decorated in exceptional taste with so many lovely touches like fresh apple juice and milk in the fridge, amazing cookies, a large growler to fill with the Three Daggers beer for free and a voucher for 10% off in the shop. We felt like we were in an idyllic countryside retreat wuth log burners and an Aga and an Orchard next-door but still had all mod cons that were needed like Google Nest thermostats, comfortable beds and more kitchen equipment than you could ever need. Jackie was a great host and Adam and the team at the restaurant looked after us very well. Can't wait to go back!

Wonderful place to stay. Well appointed room and very spacious, clean bathroom. Staff were really friendly and welcoming with nothing too much trouble. Although the pub was busy and fairly noisy on a Friday night, my room was quiet. Food was good - sat in the conservatory for a nice evening meal, chosen from an interesting and varied menu.

The lighting in my room was poor and so dim I wasn’t able to read in bed, at the end of the evening. Also the table lights flickered - not a bulb issue as same for both lights.

Breakfast was very good, with a wide choice of both hot and cold items. The room was very comfortable and the bathroom, though not en suite, was comfortable and luxurious.

The location is a pretty village, which was already well known to me, but the access roads are rather narrow - there was also an unexpected road closure nearby on the evening we arrived. The restaurant food was very good but service was rather slow and they generally seemed rather short-staffed

Luxurious room, very comfy and had everything we needed. Love how dog friendly the Three Daggers are. Great to have the pub, restaurant, pizzeria, and farm shop on the grounds. Also a bonus having access to the shared lounge and kitchen area with fresh milk and apple juice in the fridge, a wonderful surprise.

Our room was overlooking the beer garden and kids playground which was fine apart from the noise. As it was a heatwave we needed the windows open so it was quite noisy until 10.30/11pm due to the popular beer garden and then from 8.30/9am from the families having fun in the playground. Our room was also by the staff smoking area so we got the smell of cigarettes in the room occasionally too. Once it all settled down we had a great night's sleep.

The breakfast was excellent, with good choices. Very impressed by the adjacent Farm Shop. The 'common room' for residents was a nice surprise and very well equipped, though we weren't really able to take advantage of it. Our room was very comfortable.

A bit awkward to have to go out into the hallway (and use a fiddly key) to access the bathroom. Also, our room was over the bar so rather noisy until the bar closed.

As we do not have a cooked breakfast, I felt that there was little choice other than yogurt, mixed berries and cereal. Orange juice was fine. I would have preferred to be upstairs in a much lighter place for breakfast. Very dark down below. Restaurant food in the evening was excellent. The chairs were really uncomfortable just wood no cushions. we ask for one but too big. Bed really comfortable and slept well. Shower superb. TV Cupboard Hinges need oiling. Farm shop excellent, and purchased Three Daggers Ale in a flagon. Have since drunk and it has my thumbs up as a lover of real ale. Overall a pleasant experience and would recommend to others.

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We had a room in a house opposite the pub - initially I was a bit put out that we were not in the pub however the house was amazing - not many other guests had the entire living room to ourselves - wonderful open fire with logs provided. Fantastic view over Salisbury Plain. Facilities second to none could not have asked for more - will definitely stay here again a real find.

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This proved to be quite a gem. This refurbished pub has a lot to offer. The adjacent Farm Shop had good quality products at fair prices and the Micro-Brewery is underneath. The beer was excellent and the food in the dining room well above average. Our room, Priory, was well appointed with an ensuite with a walk-in shower. We were meeting friends and were able to use the sitting room adjacent to our room. There is also a private dining room and the old pub had been cleverly and sympathetically remodelled. The staff were more than helpful and pleasant.