The Potters Arms

We booked a twin room for the night to be closer to Heathrow. The stairwell was filthy narrow and very difficult to get suitcases up. The beds were OK. Only 1 big towel for the 2 of us and I much smaller towel. The bathroom and shower are very cramped and hard to move in. We woke up in the morning for 8am breakfast- as we had paid for, but everything was locked. We knocked on the doors and ventured around to find someone but nothing. Outside all the empty glasses were still on the tables. I would definitely suggest you look elsewhere to stay. For the price we paid and to receive no breakfast, it was very over priced and the photos on the site are nothing like what you get

We stayed for 3 nights over the bank holiday. The pub is situated in a quiet village. The room was adequate. Could do with modernisation. It was clean enough but basic. Had to ask for clean towels. There are tea and coffee making facilities in the room. Cooked breakfast was nice. There was a selection of cereals but no yoghurt or fruit, fruit juice or pastries. The main disappointment was that public area closed at 10pm on Saturday and 7pm on Sunday. The outside seating area was lovely and there is a separate side entrance for guests.

My wife and I spent two nights there. The pub is lovely and our bedroom was spacious and clean. The bed was very comfortable and the bathroom very nice with a properly working bath and shower. Food was a delight both evening dinners and breakfasts. My pot of tea had two tea bags instead of the usual one and it was quality Yorkshire tea too...a nice touch. The staff were fantastic, so friendly and attentive nothing being too much trouble. We said we might be late back having attended a funeral and they said that if the chef had gone home by then one of them could prepare some food for us...wow!! Richard the boss was on hand most of the time and what a lovely guy he is. The locals using the pub were great too. Can be a bit noisy if there is a do on but it's a pub that has functions and you have to accept that's how it is. Large carpark and the pub even had the village shop in the front garden open early morning till late at night. Maximum effort all round to make this place a success and they are certainly doing that. Thank you all at the Potters Arms. Made a sad occasion much less so.

Must have been an off day ! Staff were lovely and attentive but the food was dreadful. I always praise when good or say when not . I had the fish and chips . The fish had been drowned in cooking oil yet was barely cooked. My wife couldn’t eat the Thai curry. We couldn’t complain as friends had booked it ! Maybe just a Tuesday lunchtime with no chef ?

Stayed for one night. The room is quite small and I would not call it luxurious, but is clean and the bathroom is modern. There are just a few rooms over the pub. The pub offers excellent food at a reasonable price, and a very good full English breakfast was included with the room. It is well located on the green on a small village between Beaconsfield and Amersham. Well worth it for the pub experience.

Cheeky midweek review!!! Lovely two course supper club meal! £12.50 per head, great food, lovely relaxed atmosphere, makes going to work on a Friday bearable! Tobias the Head Chef, attentive and very welcoming, thank you!!! Our wedding anniversary soon, will be back to celebrate!!