Cracking breakfast - really enjoyed Good room - impressed at how quiet it was despite being on a main road Comfy bed

Had dinner in the restaurant- had the Greek salad and frankly not impressed . It needed far more Feta , tomato and olives . Tiny amounts of those ingredients meant It was basically a lot of lettuce and chopped onion which for £13 is not great and is not a Greek salad . It’s a side salad . I should know as I have Greek relatives and they’d be embarrassed to serve that up . . Ordered some ice cream for dessert but my choices not available !! Not impressed by that Please can you provide real milk for tea in rooms - cartons are awful. Make tea undrinkable . .

Location for Blenheim - walked in grounds one evening Lovely village Excellent breakfast Friendly staff Housekeeping team very friendly and helpful Good evening meal Large comfortable bed

First night room VERY hot due to weather. Sleep difficult because of this. Noisy because of road outside and necessary open window Parking not straightforward. Can’t park and leave car, have to move it. Max 4 hour parking on roads during day. Fortunately could take car into Blenheim and park for free but would have been good to walk into Blenheim from the village

This was a last minute little break away to celebrate a special occasion. The hotel is in a perfect location in the centre of Woodstock and and the room we were allocated- The Oliver - was wonderful. Very spacious, spotlessly clean with a very comfortable king size bed. The breakfast selection was superb and all items were beautifully cooked and presented including the array of fresh fruits, cereals and pastries. The Full English was everything a hearty breakfast should be .. and more! The staff went above and beyond to make our stay special - including a complimentary room upgrade and glasses of breakfast mimosas! Special thanks to Evvie, Lauren and Mollie - we hope to return again soon.

Beautiful décor and a perfect location in the centre of Woodstock. Fair price for the size of the room on a Saturday night. Good quality tea, coffee, biscuits and bottled water included in the room. Provision of a cot/small bed for our son was no problem at all.

It's an old building and there are signs of issues needing upkeep/attention once your eye is used to the surroundings, but this didn't physically impact our stay. It's worth keeping in mind that this is a pub and there was relatively loud music noise and talking noise right under our room until about 11pm. Our son is a pretty heavy sleeper and so it probably caused me more hassle than him, thankfully! Breakfast was of great quality but the staff (chef) seemed a bit overwhelmed on a Sunday morning resulting in us waiting about 45 minutes for our cooked breakfast and other groups who ordered after us receiving their breakfasts a long time before us.

excellent location right in town centre - within easy walking distance of pubs, restaurants and Blenheim Palace. All staff were fantastic - very friendly and helpful. We enjoyed a great room, vary spacious, plenty of storage, nice king-size bed, superb overhead shower and excellent heating which was needed for this time of year. Stayed on bed/breakfast basis and the breakfast was superb - particularly recommend the Full English. Buffet style for fruit juices, yoghurt, cereals, croissant etc with everything else brought to your table. Enjoyed a very pleasant evening meal in the restaurant and also enjoyed sitting in the small bar areas which did get busy but never felt overcrowded (dogs were welcome). Would definitely recommend

unfortunately no on-site car parking however we were directed to a "free" car park in Union Street just two/three minute walk away.

One of the main delights of this old inn is its interior design and furnishing: of the highest quality, and beautiful colours and tonings of walls, furniture and fabrics. Much appreciated. My room was an aesthetic delight - also old German botanical prints on the walls everywhere. Breakfast was better than most UK hotels offer, as it had a good cold buffet as well as extensive hot menu. Supper was excellent, too.

The radio in my room (a Roberts!) and the television were too complicated for me to work. Why not use simpler appliances?

Fantastic location for visiting Blenheim Palace, which was the purpose of the trip. We managed to park outside the pub, and for £10, we could park for up to 24 hours; obtain a permit from reception. The bedroom was comfortable with the usual tea and coffee facilities, the room clean and tidy. The staff were very professional and friendly, and the food in the bar and restaurant were excellent; reasonably priced.

The room had an en-suite shower, the cubicle for which is a little small, so for the fuller figure it may be a squeeze, and whilst ok for us, you need to step up in the bathroom. So if infirm at all this may be a challenge.

Great location for Blenheim and the hotel has a really nice vibe, overall. It has become a bit of a tradition for my husband and I to visit mid-late November and we always look to stay here first. Room was in good order and good tea/coffee options. They also now have a small continental brekkie section which I think is a great change. Little jams and spreads as well as top ups on juice etc can be done quickly.

Not too much to report actually. The one niggle was that our portions of scrambled eggs was really very small. I had enough for maybe one slice toast and it was the same for the rest of our family.

Our good impression of the King's Arms started even before we arrived! Molly was so helpful on the phone giving advice about parking (you can purchase a permit from them) and reassurance that they could help me with my dietary intolerances. Our room was clean and comfortable with a large shower, tea & coffee and robes. The food was excellent. The staff were so friendly and helpful. We especially loved their avocado, tomatoes, basil, & eggs on sourdough for breakfast (how do they get that to taste so good) and we also had the Sunday roast. All were delicious and they could not have been more helpful with my dietary intolerances. The King's arms is situated in Woodstock, which is a lovely place to visit and just a 10 minute walk into Blenheim. We loved our two night stay & would highly recommend.

Nothing to dislike. The King's Arms is on a corner, but the windows are double glazed so we slept like logs.

The property is situated right in the middle of Woodstock. Our room had character but was modern and well equipped. Some people commented on traffic noise but we were supplied with a big fan which drowned out any street noise and kept the room pleasantly cool. The full English breakfast, which was served in a lovely bright dining room, was huge. There was plenty of choice to have instead/ as well as.

No hotel parking and although we were told there’s a free car park near by (NOT called Union Street, if it ever used to be. It’s called Hensington Rd car park no matter what google and other reviews on here say) we suffered some anxiety when we could see that you’re only allowed 12 hours parking in any 24. We didn’t want to have to move the car at 5 in the morning! A member of staff could have provided us with a permit to park in the street but that was £10 for 24 hours so we found a lay by and risked it.