My girlfriend and I recently spent a couple of nights of nights here over the Easter weekend and thoroughly enjoyed our experience. Our room was tidy, clean and comfortable with a wonderful view of the charming little church in the field opposite. All of the staff were extremely friendly and helpful and the food was absolutely superb. I booked a... More

I was visiting the Cotswold with a friend, and we decided to have a nice country pub lunch. We found that The Churchill Arms was a very well recommended pub in the area, and we decided to try it. I have to say we were disappointed on the portion sizes, we both ordered a meat pie, which was quite nice... More

Friends down for the weekend so a trip to the edge of the Cotswolds were called for on the Sunday. Booked in advance just in case. It looks as though it can get busy at times. We all opted for the Roast Beef lunch which was excellent.Not your usual average roast this one. Must say the other choices on the... More

We called here for a Sunday lunch. Wow, it was lovely. Great choice of starters and main courses. Opted for a delightful starter and the Sunday roast. The Yorkshire Pudding was to die for!! Delightful wine list and a great choice of local beers off the pump. All of which was served with a smile.

This is a nice pub in a nice village. We were there only for lunch with our 2 kids. The service was not great at all..just a bit impersonal and cursory..the staff seemed more interested in one another than the customers..something I find highly irritating. The food was just OK. There was the distinct feeling that children were tolerated rather... More

Normally a fan of this restaurant/pub, but don't know what went wrong on Valentine's Day. Expecting something a little different and special we were disappointed to find a most uninspiring menu - duck hash with a fired egg, roast chicken, shepherd pie. Hardly romantic evening fare. Dessert menu has been the same for ages. A few extra candles about and... More

had a really good lunch with friends. this is the second time we have been here and it did not dissapoint. The burgers were excellent and always good to get decent coffee. This is not a pub for people who like their plate stuffed with average food!

This New Year's Eve myself and a few friends paid £60 per head for dinner,music and dancing at the pub. At other similar events at other pubs this has meant an 'all ticket' event ensuring a good evening for everyone concerned. Sadly this was not the case at The Churchhill and after we had finished our meal we were moved... More

My partner and I wanted to get away for the weekend from the hustle and bustle of London and the mad Christmas shoppers for a nice peaceful cosy weekend and thats exactly what we got. Nicely tucked away in the country with other villages close by. Exceptionally nice food and very friendly. The rooms were nice and heating was just... More