Neeld Arms in Grittleton, Cotswolds

The Neeld Arms provides 6 individually designed bedrooms in a 17th-century stone building. Rooms are equipped with en suite bathrooms with complimentary bath products. The hotel offers free private parking on-site and tea and coffee makers in all rooms.

The menu offers home-cooked food that changes regularly based on seasonal and local produce. The bar serves locally sourced ales, beers, and ciders alongside wines and spirits. Regular quiz nights are hosted during the winter season.

The hotel is located in the quiet village of Grittleton in Wiltshire. The property is a 10-minute drive from Castle Combe motor race track. Bath, with its Roman-era baths and Georgian architecture, is close by, alongside Lacock and Junction 17 of the M4.

The hotel has a function room that accommodates up to 35 guests for business meetings or private dining. The space includes meeting and banquet facilities for corporate events. The pub was regularly visited by Princess Margaret Countess of Snowdon and her entourage.

Family rooms are available and cots can be provided for younger guests. A specific children's menu is offered alongside the main dining options. The village setting provides a quiet base from which to visit Castle Combe and the city of Bath.

Rooms: 6 individually designed bedrooms in a 17th-century stone building

Dining: Regularly changing menu using local produce and local ales

Business: Function room for up to 35 guests with meeting facilities

Location: 10-minute drive from Castle Combe motor race track, close to Bath and M4

Family: Family rooms, cots, and children's menu available