Amersham·6.9
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The Potters Arms in Amersham offers family rooms with private bathrooms, tea and coffee makers, and free WiFi, featuring TVs, wardrobes, and carpeted floors. The modern restaurant serves British, pizza, seafood, Thai, Asian, and European cuisine for lunch and dinner, accommodating vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free, and dairy-free diets. On-site parking and a garden are available, near Cliveden House (13 km) and Windsor Castle (23 km), 29 km from London Heathrow Airport.
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The venue’s location worked well for our event and the bar staff were very friendly. However, the pub’s rooms felt like an afterthought, the carpets were very dirty, and overall it didn’t offer good value for money. The pub itself was filthy when we arrived, and the breakfast area was also unclean—there was still food and glassware from the night before that hadn’t been cleared up before breakfast was set out.
Jim·Hace un mes
We chose this spot because of its charming village setting, but it’s far from a 3‑star property. The rooms were extremely dated, the beds looked like they hadn’t been properly made, though the sheets were clean. Headboards were greasy from people’s hair, cobwebs were present, and the furniture—chairs, cushions, and throws—was worn and grubby. Carpets were filthy and hadn’t been vacuumed. The bathroom had mould, and the mirror was covered in toothpaste splashes. We were told to ring the number on our door in the morning for breakfast, but after waiting five minutes no one answered or rang back, so we left to get home. We asked for breakfast at 8 am, yet no one answered the phone or returned the call, so we had to buy breakfast elsewhere. We paid for bed and breakfast but received none, so we feel a refund is warranted.
Adrian·Hace 2 meses
Having stayed here before, I found the staff to be very courteous, polite, and excellent. The menu now offers more vegetarian options, the food remains excellent, and it’s great value for money—well done, Potters, keep it up. The only downside was that room maintenance could use a bit more attention.
David·Hace 2 meses
The location is solid and the village has an intriguing history, but the coffee served at breakfast could be stronger.
Jan·Hace 2 meses
The setting is picturesque, the meals are tasty, and the beer selection is solid; the room décor feels a little worn, yet we were aware of that from earlier reports and it didn’t deter us—we’ll come back again.
Mark·Hace 2 meses