I really liked just about everything about my stay here. The staff were friendly, the rooms were clean and cozy and well appointed with everything you need. The view is spectacular. Just be sure you don’t bring a ton of luggage because the stairs are not wide! Lots of fantastic little walks around the property and the food (including the breakfast!) is great.

Not something that I didn’t like per se, but something I just didn’t think about. It really is an inn with seven rooms so if for whatever reason you need to get an early night, or if you’re a light sleeper, just make sure you bring earplugs. I always travel with mine so I was all set! However, they stop serving at 11 PM, and the patrons aren’t really that loud, it’s just that it’s cozy! All in all this was just such a peaceful, pleasant stay and I would return in a minute!

Very charming place to stay, loved the character of the building and nicely located you can go for a nice stroll around. Our room size was generous and very clean. The staff are extremely friendly and helpful. The bar was excellent very cosy to have an evening meal and the beef and ale pie was 10/10 and breakfast was tasty also. We really enjoyed our stay!

Only small negative was some noise from the bar and creeks in the floor but this is expected given the age of the building, didn’t bother us too much and noise from the bar stopped at a reasonable hour.

Visiting The Falkland Arms is like stepping back in time. It is a beautiful old inn in a small village. We were in bedroom #6 which was in the attic. It was very comfortable and nicely decorated with period furniture.

The roads to get to the property are interesting, to put it mildly, as they are narrow with high hedges on either side. This is not something we are used to in Canada so it was a bit nerve racking but added to the overall experience. We visited during a heatwave and the room was very hot. Not the fault of the Inn as you don’t expect air conditioning in such an old building but it made it difficult to sleep.

First of all, this is probably my favourite pub that I have ever visited! It is idyllic. A 16th century thatched building with all the features that you would expect. The meal I had in the evening was excellent, for those who like ale the Wadsworth and guest bitters were kept crystal clear. I was travelling on business and had an early start so missed the cooked breakfast, but I was given delicious warm croissant. I will certainly use this accommodation in the future, for both business and a leisure visit to the Cotswolds. I would recommend it, particularly for visitors from overseas who may wish to experience something quintessentially English.

Nothing, it was perfect!

Location was beautiful, the staff were so friendly and accommodating, the food was fantastic. Beautiful location and such a fantastic place to get away from it all for a few days. We really did have the best time and the atmosphere and friendliness of the staff played a huge part in that, we were made to feel extremely welcome and nothing was too much trouble they really are just wonderfull. We will most definitely visit again and next time we will be bringing our doggie with us too after seeing how welcome they are everywhere.

The mattress on the bed was very firm which I found uncomfortable but my husband was fine with it, I think I'm just too used to memory foam. It is a bit of a squeeze in the room and the ensuite but it's an extremely old building and to be expected and to be honest it just added to the charm.

A very, very old pub and NOT a modern hotel - that is why it was so good and full of character - the beams were real, not fibreglass, the ceilings were low, the floorboards creaked and the room was cosy. Excellent restaurant and delicious breakfasts. The village, Great Tew, is stunningly beautiful - do find time for a walk around the fields, lanes and houses.

The bedroom walls and floors were somewhat thin, we could hear a lot of movement and hissing pipes - but this did not distract our stay too much.

Loved the staff, the food and the location

Our shower was awfully weak. We had a late check in as we were advised there was filming at the property. Although we were offered a coffee from next door, we didn’t feel comfortable moving (the ceilings are very thin -typical of an old property) and we didn’t want to make any disruption/ the shop was also packed - a complimentary gin and tonic would have softened the edge of being confined to our room. £140 for one night is v steep for a poor shower, feels like we’re paying for the location. Not that this was anyone’s fault but there was quite a large local group of bad mouthed that to a b&b guest was a little intimidating. Are you a b&b or a community pub?

Good selection from the breakfast cooked dishes but the cold buffet table lacked fruit juice on the first day of our stay. Dinner menu extensive and all our choices were nicely prepared, tasty and good value. The rooms, although small as expected for an old property were very comfortable with a nice range of bathroom products and everything else we expected.

We could not think of anything that could be significantly improved. Maybe some more selection on the breakfast buffet table would be appreciated.

2 night stay, room was lovely and well equiped. Staff very welcoming as were the locals. Good choice of beverages from the bar and I was introduced to Sabuca Black - wow !!! Evening meal had been pre booked for the Saturday evening, food was excellent - especially the Confit Duck Leg. Breakfast choice excellent although we went for the full English both mornings which was very good, with additional toast, yoghurt and croissants. Bedroom was quirky and bedding was very good quality. Would return if we visit the area again

Room was very hot but independent thermostat on radiator meant we could turn off the heating and opened window for a while. We didn't need the heating on at all although the heated towel rail in the en suite was also on and did generate some heat.

The setting of Great Tew is beautiful, and the Falkland Arms nestled into that setting, as it has been for ever, was the best of the best that the Cotswold's offers in a gentle, soft coloured, characterful way evocative of times past. The whole experience was relaxing, with no need for pretentions and people who so clearly wanted you to enjoy the ambiance, the food, and just being there. A place you really do want to revisit. The facilities in the rooms were sympathetic to the needs of those staying and just what was wanted.

It will be no surprise, but parking could be tricky - though we managed. The bathroom, although well appointed was small and too small to incorporate a sink, which was in the bedroom itself. HOWEVER, we realised the reasons why and if that is the worse thing we can feedback then let nobody decide not to visit on that basis.