The Rising Sun is ideally placed if visiting Badminton Horse Trails. Close enough (approx. 40mins from the site) to make it a straight forward drive after the day's event, but close enough to the M4 for easy access for your onward journey. The Pub offers great views from their garden, the restaurant offers a locally sourced produce for their menu, plus you have a choice a choice of inside dining or an outside bar menu. Both are good value, offering vegetarian and vegan options, with good-sized portions. The quality of the food served was excellent. There's ample car-parking and the family apartment is large - there were only 3 of us, but it will run to 6pax - 1 x double bedded room / 1 x bunk-room / 1 x double sofa in the lounge area and a BIG bathroom. Tea & coffee facilities are available (a rather nice SMEG coffee machine) but bear in mind there are no further self-catering facilities. As an extra treat, as it was the Sunday of the Coronation Weekend, there was live music - a free gig by 'The Bad Dad's Club'. Can't say fairer than that!

We booked on the Sunday evening of Coronation Weekend, with the additional Bank Holiday on the Monday, plus Badminton was in full swing, so the room cost was somewhat on the hefty side, but that's understandable, especially as there were only 3 of us in what could be accommodate 6 pax. The family apartment is directly above the kitchen of the Pub, so bear in mind (especially if you go with young children) there is a bit of noise from the hard-working chef until approx. 2200hrs and from 0900hrs in the morning. This is purely accommodation only NOT a B&B. The Pub can provide a breakfast box for the morning, payable in advance, should you require, but don't expect a full English in the morning.

I liked that we had the 2 rooms and a working smart TV with Internet, pub was lovely and has a remarkable view in beer garden. Room was very pleasent, simple and clean. Prices were as expected and we would defiantly stay again.

Only tiny things that would help improve would be that a small side table would be nice in living room. Also, some room info, e.g. on what to do with used mugs etc, obviously I assume they would take them and wash them if asked but i didnt want to assume that and come across rude.

Nice big size with separate front room. Stunning views. Shower great power. Great menu. Unfortunately no dessert wine despite 2 on the menu.

Floor in bathroom coming up needs replacing near shower.

Location. Small playground for young children

Not a complaint really but some might not like the smell from hot chip fat from the kitchen below. It stung our eyes on occasions. But afterall..it is a pub!

The hotel was in a lovely location with beautiful views over the Lacock area. There was a restaurant onsite that served a great dinner. A great beer garden where you could enjoy a drink and the view.

There was no option for breakfast until 10.30am and the accommodation was not self catering so you had to drive into the nearest town to get something to eat.

Evening meal was absolutely amazing! Stunning views, friendly staff. Comfy beds.

The landing light kept coming on and off through the night.

The views were amazing, accommodations were comfortable and spacious, staff was nice, and the restaurant had excellent food

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Beautiful location. Friendly staff. Really great to find accommodation which works for a multi-generation family.

I was on the sofabed which was fine for 1 night but I would have struggled if we were there for a longer stay.

The pub is set on a hill (which is a bit of an effort to cycle up!), which means it affords amazing views across the valley. The accommodation is a self-contained flat, which was good. The staff were helpful when it came to securely storing our bikes overnight. Good food and beers.

Breakfast wasn't offered (or wasn't available?) but we paid less elsewhere on the nights either side where breakfast was included.

Lovely location, very warm and cozy. The bathroom was amazing and the food was lovely.