We stayed for one night on a Monday. Easy to get bookings during the week apparently. Lovely quant place,full of character. Plenty of good beer and some interesting choices of other drinks too. Stayed in room 6, which is right in the loft. Plenty of space though and a good view out the back. Bathroom was adequate in size and... More

This is a quaint pub/inn/hotel in the most charming village in the Cotswolds. It has lovely rooms, good food, good beers and wines and character to die for. Sunday night is folk night and the entertainment was good fun. Good value.

Stayed overnight while travelling for work, and found this a little gem. Our evening meal was good - contrary to other recent reviews, our choices were clearly home-made: a huge piece of game pie with mash and veg, and a 'smokey' - a little mash-topped fish pie and some seasonal veg. Rooms were comfortable and well-furnished; room 3 is small... More

My girlfriend and I stayed at the Falkland Arms as part of a week-long trip through London, the Cotswolds and South Wales - and it was so good, we extended our stay to two nights because we couldn't stand to leave! This traditional pub in the wonderful old village of Great Tew was a perfect base for the Northern Cotswolds... More

We stayed at the Falkland Arms for 2 evenings and had DBB both nights. I have to agree with the previous review-the food isn't great although the menu does sound good. Despite the average food we did have a great stay. The staff are great, the bed linen good quality and the village breath takingly beautiful. Good real ale. There... More

we booked a 2 night stay at this pub having stayed here 4 years ago. Accomodation is very good and breakfast also meets the need but sadly evening dinner has been reduced to plastic pub food - poor quality - and not that tasty. 4 years ago the food was great - they need to get a good chef and... More

Having booked for one night, we arrived after 6pm, but were met by friendly staff, and were shown immediately to our room. The double room was very spacious, with modern divan and en suite shower room. We enjoyed a pleasant meal in the restaurant and had an excellent night's sleep in the very comfortable bed. After a full English breakfast... More

The Falkland Arms is our banker pub to visit when we have visitors - often busy (especially on sunny days) but service is usually quick and friendly. Good choice of real ales and Sunday lunch well up to standard. Don't be put off if it looks busy on sunny days - the huge rear garden makes a lovely setting for... More

Fantastic location with fantastic 17th Century Charm including old flag stoned floors, exposed timber ceilings and thatched roof.Guests need to know that with the age, structure and charm comes accommodation directly above the bar and dining areas (no sound cushioning ceiling space) so it can be a little noisey before closing time. Access to the guest rooms is via very... More