Name: Crown and Horns Inn
Address: Compton Road, East Ilsley, East Ilsley, East Ilsley, RG20 7LH, United Kingdom
Rating: 9

Smoke-free property

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All Spaces Non-Smoking (public and private)

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Non-smoking rooms

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Iron and board

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Breakfast in the room

Restaurant

Snack bar

Packed Lunches

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Free Wi-Fi

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Hiking

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Free parking

Parking

Pets Not Allowed

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Asaba International Airport

Raf Brize Norton

Oxford Airport

Wycombe Air Park

Blackbushe Airport

Farnborough Airport

London Heathrow Airport

Crown and Horns Inn

East Ilsley

child-bed

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limited-time

lounge

treatment

no-window

bay-view

bosphorus-view

canal-view

city-view

courtyard-view

garden-view

golf-view

harbour-view

inland-view

lake-view

land-view

mountain-view

ocean-front

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oceanside

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park-view

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partial-sea-view

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pool-view

river-view

sea-front

sea-view

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with-view

annex

basement

main-building

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not-guaranteed

wired-internet-access

smoking

sauna

duplex

safe

mini-bar

breakfast-for-1

breakfast-for-2

pets-allowed

wi-fi

kitchen

Just a little bit noisy from the beer garden. Need earplugs. Also need curtains at the window, it was very bright with just blinds.

A bit noisy and very light

The staff is really nice and helpful, it is not the best hotel in the world, but it is clean, comfortable and welcoming for a night stop on business trip. The food is good, at pub standard, the only missing part is a breakfast more elaborate.  It is the little place like that that makes you love the countryside of Britain

Nice little place for a night

The property is and the game building work, so a lot of restriction of where you can walk. I’ve booked a double room ended up with a twin bedded room disabled there was no mugs or cups of coffee hadn’t been replenished. Went to put the rubbish in the bin and it is totally full. I don’t think the room has been cleaned properly. There was coffee stains on the bedside cabinet and running down the front would’ve been a nice place ivan least you problems

Took the family for dinner. Unfortunately they seemed to of had kitchen issues, calling in another chef after we had ordered. As much as the meal was reasonable at best. The excruciating long delay spoilt the evening. Whilst a round of drinks was welcome on the house, did not cut the mustard. The establishment had recently changed hands we believe. Will return at a much later date, when hopefully things will be a better experience. Here’s hoping ….

Totally Disappointing

Brilliant time, lovely food, landlady fantastic.
Warm, welcoming , we will back. Sarah is the new publican and she deserves a pat on the back, dealing with the flood in the cellar. Thankyou Sarah for making our stay enjoyable. We will make sure we will tell our friends

A secret gem of a place, off the A34

Food and service very good but rooms 4 and 5 shocking no heating bathroom need of tic cracked tiles sink needs replacing shower basket hanging on by one screw. To top it all no hot water at all rooms are very small was spost too stay two but only stayed one no at reception at 90clock to check out just a cleaner who didn't speak English 

Good food shame about the accommodation 

Was traveling down from Scotland to Southampton, and needed somewhere to spend the night.

In the past I have usually spent the night in the Warwick/Oxford area, but on this occasion I wanted to be a bit further south.

Most places were coming back at £100 a night for a single hotel room, but was able to find the Crown & Horns at a not to bad rate.

Conveniently located off the road to Southampton, I had no problem finding it.

Lovely rustic country pub, staff were really friendly.

Staff are really friendly, and was able to get a pint in the bar before retiring to bed.

Room was nice and basic, but met all my needs.

All in all met my needs for my trip. 

Nice country pub with good accommodation. 

Booked a "double room superior ensuite" got a small room with ensuite shower. No chair, no table just a tatty unsecured wardrobe, dresser and a tiny 15inch TV. The accommodation is run down, tatty and lacking cleanliness. Extractor fan and bedside lamp did not work. Bed soft and lumpy. Very stuffy and hot, even with windows open. Noise from beer garden and other residents. Food was OK standard deep fried pub grub.

Mis-described, do not trust the photos or website. 

Nice Staff, poor cleaning and loud neighbours

Great location, perfect for what we wanted, comfortable. and the chef went out of his way to cook a full breakfast, (boy was it full) on the first day, although they do not apparently offer this normally, on the second day we had to just have cereals and no service was offered, no coffee or toast, which was a shame as it took the edge off. But overall, good

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