Castle Inn

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 décor 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!

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.

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