The Ebrington Arms Reviews 

Only offered the Sunday menu which was very disappointing especially for my daughter who is pregnant. We did not want the roast lunch and there was hardly anything on the menu she could have, and when we asked for a separate bowl of roast potatoes to go with what she could eat... huffing and puffing came to mind. What was the problem? You were serving them with the roast lunches! No gluten free options that we could see..
And beware of the 7.5% service charge which is added to your bill.. hidden in very small print at the bottom of the menu..

Had two gorgeous meals at the Ebbrington Arms at the weekend whilst staying in the Cotswolds.
The food was absolutely stunning and a real treat on both days along with the lovely staff who were all very attentive and friendly. Can’t praise them enough.
Will definitely be returning to our favourite pub in the Cotswolds 🤩

A whole Plaice was not whole. Cooked badly as tough
Samphire is a garnish , but the only vegetable it came with apart from potatoes was that
Not appreciated being told we had to be out by a certain time after reading it on the booking menu
It did not set the evening well

firstly the smell of the hotel as soon as you enter was fantastic along with the greeting from the receptionist upon arrival. Their customer interaction is very professional even before entering she gave us her own opinion on the room which was an amazing start. Amazing hospitality and food/ cocktails throughout the day from waiters room service and cleaners. fantastic hotel for a night away. will be back :)

Lovely old country pub in beautiful area. Staff pleasant especially the manager on duty Easter Monday, she was lovely and helpful.
Noisy bar but it was a bank holiday but unfortunately our room was above the bar! If you want a bit of peace don’t book room 1 !! Room was clean (apart from dust and cobwebs behind TV) would have benefited from a box of tissues and had some steep steps to be negotiated down to the bathroom! Access to Rooms 1,2 and 3 were not for the faint hearted as had steep spiral steps!
The menu choice for our evening meal was limited and we ended up having fish and chips which really you could get anywhere but to be fair they were delicious! The dining area was noisy with clattering of plates.
However things deteriorated at breakfast.
I ordered Yoghurt and fruit but was told a few minutes later that there was ‘no yoghurt left’ so I asked for some cereal but was told ‘we don’t have any cereal’ I asked for white toast but was told there was only sourdough! Unfortunately I can’t tolerate sourdough (surely not everyone wants only sourdough?) so ended up with gluten free toast which wasn’t the best! So felt unhelpful/disinterested staff at breakfast, she may as well have said ‘it’s this or lump it’!!
Probably as a result of above I wouldn’t recommend staying here.

Most disappointing. The experience is not what it used to be. No longer charming although the building and decor are historic and pleasing - this is because the service is what you would expect in a bustling canteen. Clattering of plates and cutlery both in presentation of the food and in clearing. My chop was overcooked but the fat was blubbery. However the lentils were delicious.

My husband and I had a wonderful, friendly welcome, the Covid safety measures were excellent and we felt very comfortable throughout our visit. Our meal was delicious, not rushed and we didn't have any long waiting between courses. In all a great evening.
Thank you for all the hard work that you do.

Don't bother. 11pm curfew. if you want to go to your room after that it'll cost you £40 to call out security to let you in! why do rooms if you can't cater for guests? they said 'We are a pub and we like to close at 11'. Well I was a guest, a paying guest, that's not what time i get in. Don't advertise B'n'B if you can't cater for a human.