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We had Sunday lunch which was fantastic. I would highly recommend . Staff were very friendly and helpful Service: 5 Location: 5 Hotel highlights: Great value

Lovely accommodation and bar Very friendly hosts,delicious food and breakfasts. Definitely stay there again Rooms: Lovely rooms with comfy beds Rooms: 5 Service: 5 Location: 5 Hotel highlights: Luxury

Having stayed, eaten and drink here several times I have only had excellent experiences every time. A very friendly, helpful and welcoming team are always very accommodating. The rooms are above average for similar establishments in the area and very comfortable. Rooms: 5 Service: 5 Location: 5

Booked a table for dinner on a Friday evening and was not disappointed. The staff were excellent and the steaks were exceptional. A thoroughly enjoyable evening. Can't praise the staff enough, if ever we're back in Marlborough, I'd look forward to dining there again. Thank you Service: 5 Location: 5

Towards the end of the High St, this place has a lot of character. We didn’t stay here only had lunch, but the food was lovely. Service left a lot to be desired though. Staff were friendly but not great with the service at all. Food drinks: Meal was really lovely, although quite pricey. Service: 2 Location: 4

I remember staying here more than once when it was The Sun Inn. Happy memories. And I have been back since upgrade and name change. Dropped in today for a swift pint, out of the RAIN and only had time for a Starter. Delicious, tasty. Not cheap here anymore, but will save up and come back for a treat. Service is excellent. Service: 5 Location: 5

Went with a large group. The food was ok, and I had fish and chips. The batter was a bit thick and stodgy. For pudding, I chose Eton Mess, which consisted of a bit of meringue a few chopped up strawberries and a bit of cream, and at £8, I was expecting something a little more. On the plus side the staff were very nice and helpful service was quick. Service: 4 Location: 3

Previously known as The Sun, this historic Elizabethan pub is thought to be the oldest in Marlborough. The inn survived a great fire in the centre of Marlborough in 1652. The panelling and beams are original. Some small plaques on the wall for popular but passed regulars. A good selection of beers and good food. There is also a small courtyard garden and several rooms. Friendly and interesting staff.

Booked 3 rooms here for 2 nights and we weren't disappointed. Staff were so friendly and made us feel welcome straight away. The landlord was really friendly and very funny. Zoe, the landlady worked so hard, coming in at 8am and not leaving until gone 11.30 pm. Always smiling and full of conversation. We had a meal there on the 2nd night, food was so good. I had crispy Chilli beef to start. I honestly can't recommend this enough! My sister in law and I wanted to finish the night with a cocktail. Luke, the barman suggested martini expresso. Try this cocktail! Gorgeous!! Luke was very chatty, and made such an effort to make our stay enjoyable. Lots of the staff there seem to be long term frien...