The Castle Inn

My best friend and I stayed at the Castle Inn whilst attending my son’s wedding at the Manor House. Fabulous staff, all very friendly and totally professional. The twin room was small, and quirky as you would expect from such an old building. The beds, duvets and pillows were amazing! Total comfort. Breakfast was lovely, Gill loved the overnight oats! I had a croissant, fruit, yogurt on the first morning and a cooked breakfast on the second morning. Local bacon and sausage were delicious. Perfect scrambled eggs! |We had a couple of very tasty beers in the bar . We sat outside until a sudden thunderstorm arrived! So glad we did, as we had a chance to have a chat to the staff about local life in Castle Combe! |Thank you to all the staff. We had a perfect stay. |Sorry if we kept any nearby room guests awake with our laughter!|Carol and Gill x

Grrat place for Sunday lunch (or on any other day of the week). Roast Dexter beef was medium-rare delicious and plenty of it. Veg a delight too. Try the sticky toffee pud. What a flavour burst of calorific pleasure! When the sun shines, Castle Coombe is unbeatable, and the castle Inn is just the place to be. Didn't try the rooms.

Amazing spontaneous dinner out, very warm welcome as we walked in and were seated. Lovely high end food. Couldn’t fault anything at all. Will definitely be back :)

To be honest this was a perfect place to stay. When the only criticism in 2 days is that the sticky toffee pudding is not quite the best you have ever had, then you know it is a wonderful place. Excellent service, accommodation, food and location. |Highly recommend it.

We had a warm welcome from Jade at The Castle Inn today, all the other staff were friendly and helpful too. We all thoroughly enjoyed our roast lunch - delicious and well presented on hot plates. Thank you to everyone and also for surprising my mum with a birthday treat 💕

What a lovely village with a great pub in the middle. Popped in for lunch on a Friday, it was busy but we were welcomed and seated quickly. The menu had a good variety of options without being overwhelming. Service and food were excellent. Overall highly recommend… well worth the walk back up the hill !!

Central location in Castle combe. Opens on Monday and Tuesday when other places are shut. Happy with the quality of food. Inside deco is nice and traditional inn feel. The truffle fries with goat cheese is yummy. Highly recommend. The rest of the dish a bit on the oily side.

Cannot fault a thing. We were a walk-in table of 3 and the staff were courteous and even offered my dog a bowl of water straight away. The food was amazing, I had the fish and chips and the pea puree was the best I’ve ever had. We all loved it and will be back soon

Excellent food and friendly service! We were so happy to see that there were so many delicious options to chose from including daily specials. The starters were excellent(tomato soup, croquettes, and bread) but the main courses (open beef sandwiches with creamy horseradish, fresh trout, and garlicky broccoli side) were so fresh and flavorful, I'd love to come back soon. They also serve a nice selection of local beers and the building itself is beautiful.

Castle Inn is a quaint 12th century pub in the heart of Castle Combe village, located on the edge of the beautiful Cotswolds. It has been lovingly restored to offer a classic Cotswolds pub and B&B to guests with open log fires, exposed beams and many original features. Located in the Castle Combe market place, the historic inn has seen the likes of Oliver Cromwell (English politician and military officer) pass through its doors. After touring through the Cotswolds, we stopped at the Inn for some lunch. We were one of the first guests to arrive that day and were seated promptly. Their restaurant serves a surprisingly creative British menu with many gluten free options and features an extensive wine list. I had yet to eat fish 'n chips on this trip and so I went with the Lager Battered Catch of the Day which came with a pea puree, dripping chips, and curry sauce. This was probably the most interesting fish 'n chips I've had to date. I've never had it come with 'dipping sauces' before. I normally just have it with a bunch of malt vinegar, but dipping it in that curry sauce was so incredibly delicious! Woah! The pea sauce was also interesting, but I found myself continuously going back to the curry. The dish was also perfectly fried with a crispy outside, moist inside, and it was not oily at all. This was honestly the best I had while in the UK and I still think about it months later! If I had malt vinegar it would have been even better. My other half had some local beer with the Breast of Creedy Duck w/ Leg Ragu, Braised Onion, and Asparagus and Turnip. This dish was lovely and nicely presented. My husband really enjoyed it. The lag ragu in braised onion was very flavorful and I would have eaten an entree size of that. Our little one had mac n' cheese. It was a bit pricey for a lunch, but given the location, limited options, history, and quality of products; it's understandable. The service was a bit slower than we would have liked (that may be my American expectations speaking), but overall, we had a lovely time and enjoyed our lunch in this magical little English village. Highly recommend if you're in the area!

The Castle inn has an amazing and friendly staff ready to help you with your every need! The front desk check in is at the bar which we found confusing at first but the hostess assured us it happens all the time! Went down for some shareable stuff for dinner and had some dessert as well, everything we got was great! Highly recommend the chipolatas!

Staying in the Cotswolds was a dream. With no one in town it made it very easy to get pictures without tourist (myself included). The rooms are cute and recently remodeled. Only complaint is our shower room had no way to allow steam to escape. You could see mold forming in the skylight (that opens but no way to access). The beds slept wonderfully and staff was great. We ate at the restaurant upon arrival. Luckily they were able to accommodate us. Lots of choices. I got the wild boar lasagna and it was good. Others got the special of a steak and mushrooms and a burger. The burger was preferred over the special. The steak was over cooked. Enjoyed our stay and would return.

A quick review as only stopped here to refuel on a hot sunny bank holiday Monday. The inn is a charming place to stop for a drink with friendly staff and a nice relaxing place to sit inside or out and take in the views of the lovely village

What a lovely surprise! Castle Combe is the most beautiful, charming town I've ever seen. You feel like you've been sent back in time to a magical village. The Castle Inn is the perfect compliment to this town. The interior is modern, but the decor and finishings are true to the history of the town. it all fits together so perfectly. From the low ceilings and wood beams to the big stone fireplaces and quirky staircases, it's all just perfection. As we visited on a Sunday, we had to partake in the Sunday roast. We started with the breads for sharing, which included 4 dipping sauces. Then we had the soup of the day, Tomato and Red Pepper. Then the roast. The roast included a big portion of steamed vegetables, roasted potatoes, roasted parsnips a puff pastry and 2 large carvings of beef. And of course gravy! Everything was perfection. Zero complaints. Service was great. Prices were great (1, 2, 3 course pricing structure). As the town is so little, it's great that one of their 3 (maybe 4) options is so perfect. Go to Castle Combe, and go to the Castle Inn!

We walked in about 7:30 pm hoping to have dinner. We stood by the door for about 5 minutes as employees walked past us and didn't say hello or even acknowledge our existence. We finally got the attention of the bartender and were told if we didn't have a reservation they were completely booked. It's too bad because they didn't know before they decided to ignore us if we had a reservation or not. If we did have a reservation we would have walked out. Skip this place and go elsewhere.

This inn is joined to the Castle Inn hotel. The bar part is very comfortable. It is set in a very picturesque village.

Came here the second time. It's a very nice pub/restaurant. It's a bit touristy, but the village is small and have only 2 restaurants, and it's a very popular destination. But if you avoid lunch and dinner time. You will have a nice quite time drinking afternoon tea and read a newspaper. Very relaxing.

A lovely cosy hotel set in the picturesque, olde worlde village of Castle Combe. The food here is perhaps a little pricey but excellently cooked & presented. The service was also second to nonefrom reception to the bar, the staff were very polite, attentive & friendly, a refreshing change! We were made to feel like nothing would be too much trouble.