Name: The Three Daggers
Address: 47 Westbury Road, Westbury, Westbury, Westbury, BA13 4PG, United Kingdom
Rating: 9

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We arrived here after a day-out in Salisbury.  Having made a reservation some weeks prior for a Valentine’s supper with a stayover, we were anticipating a fine dinner-out without the hassle of getting back home.  We were in need of a shower, a change of clothes and couple of pre-dinner glasses of wine, so that is what we did.

Our room here in the pub building was not ensuite, but we had a private bathroom across the corridor.  The first floor room (called ‘Tinhead’) was a twin, so sadly no double-bed for Valentine’s (but we knew all that when we made the reservation).  The room had all the usual furnishings and a flat screen TV with remote.

We were entitled to use a guest lounge that was also on the first floor.  This was a large room with a kitchenette, providing thot-drink-making facilities and, cutlery and some crockery.  There was comfortable lounge-style seating and an interesting exposed wooden-frame ceiling.  We enjoyed using the room and were able to drink a favourite French wine that we brought with us.

After a couple of glasses we made our way down to the bar and dining area and were shown to our table.  After dinner we returned to our room, and being tired after the excursion of the day we were looking forward to a good night’s sleep.  Happily the adjacent B3098 was very quiet: so in the morning we woke refreshed.

The hotel was lovely and warm, and comfortable in every respect.  We were well looked after and all staff were keen to help in any way they could.  I was returning to our room after a trip to our car and I forgot the key-pad lock code.  One of the kitchen staff emerged from the building and asked if he could help, after I explained the problem he went back into the pub, then around the stairs and corridors to open the door from the inside.  That is how you provide service!  The manager was excellent and was totally focused on making our stay and meal the best experience she could for us.

The site includes an event venue, a spa, and a farm shop.  We visited the latter and bough some supplies.  There are also three separate private cottages that can accommodate event guests: we didn’t look at these, as it is unlikely that we will attend events held here.

Old style pub hotel, but 5-star rating is deserved

We stayed one night in the Priory Room - it was luxurious and newly decorated with high quality fittings - large room with separate dressing room area and bathroom with large shower.  We ate at the pub in the evening and had a good meal of cured mackerel, potted rabbit, homemade chicken kiev and braised beef rib.  The food was quite expensive bearing in mind that vegetables and potatoes were not included. For example my beef shin was £23..  The food was good although my beef was a little dry. Breakfast was good - cereal, yoghurt, compote and a choice of full English or smoked trout or porridge. Some fresh fruit would have made it perfect.  The bed was comfortable - the only problem with the rooms is that the outer door does not close to either the rooms or the kitchen and so has to be banged to shut it and this banging which reverberated throughout the rooms went on until 1.15am and started again at about 7am. Also there was some kind of extractor outside the window which went on and off every few minutes throughout the night so we didn't get a lot of sleep which was a shame as the room was so perfect in every other way.  There is a small spa and a farm shop next door.

Luxury rooms in Village Pub

A beautiful country pub with accommodation and the most wonderful food. Staying in one of the pubs cottages in the village ‘the brew house’ which was very comfortable and well equipped with lots of nice little editions like local farm shop shortbread and apple juice as well as all the basics. 
The real star of the visit was dining at the Three Daggers, the food was all excellent and we’re now booked to go back in a couple of days time! 
The staff were all very friendly and the pub just had a great balance of local village feel and fine dining in a casual atmosphere.

Perfect village pub, brilliant chef

The hotel site includes a green field with slides, swing etc goal posts for children, also it has a very good Farm Shop. The actual hotel - the room we stayed in was excellent.  My wife and I suffer with bad blacks - no problem - the bed was great, as was the room The Priory. It was in a separate building that I believed held three room suites all with good facilities.

We had dinner and breakfast there - cannot speak to highly of the food. The young girl who showed us to our room was very nice as was the breakfast host, if I had any complaints at all the evening staff in the restaurant did not appear very happy, otherwise 11 out of 10 - yes 11 out of 10

Wonderful Discovery

We don't usually stay in a Pub or Inn however we gave the Three Daggers a go and are so pleased that we did.  There are only 3 rooms but ours was large and well appointed with everything we needed.  The location was great and the staff were so friendly.  The food in the restaurant was excellent, great quality and a good price too. We will definitely be returning.

A wonderful Pub/Inn to stay and dine in

We booked the Orchard house for group of 4 on a business trip. The property is outstanding and easily the best I have stayed in. Jackie the host was very helpful and worked her magic to enable to have an earlier check in. 

The Three Daggers Pub is only a short walk and has some amazing staff. The chefs are very talented and everything on the menu was top class. The bread and butter pudding is something else! 

The bar and waiting staff were amazing and did above and beyond to ensure we had an unforgettable few days, in particular Rowena who would go out of her way to ensure we received the best possible service. 

Would highly recommend, you will not be disappointed. 

Amazing place with amazing staff

Our wedding day here in September was perfect, and just the way we had wanted it - relaxed with great food.  Getting married in the Brewhouse was just a bit different from the norm, and all our guests commented on the environment.  Canapes and fizz up at the spa barn afterwards was also great  - canapes were well received and the ambience in there was  relaxing.  We then had our wedding breakfast back down at the Brewhouse where the food served was truly exceptional.  We were maybe slightly squeezed in but not sure if that was due to the seating plan we had provided.  Francesca and Steph were super hosts - again, all of our  guests agreed that the next day.  
12 of of us then stayed at Hillside Cottage for the weekend - what a fantastic experience that was.  Literally everything has been thought of - decor was comfortable and clean.  Kitchen was very well equipped and we 'need to go anywhere for 2 whole days.  The added bonus of having access to the hot tub; sauna, and steam room just made the whole weekend for us.  We made use of some treatments in the spa barn with the lovely Jen who is a very skilled masseuse and seemed to find all of our knots without being told!  Truly relaxing experience, and I shall always remember sitting up at the hot tub at 7.30 the final morning, just looking at that view.  Doesn't get any better than that in my eyes.  We all came home super relaxed, determined to book the cottage again one day.
Jackie who organised the wedding with me, and showed us around the cottage on our arrival day, was amazing.  She worked so hard, and always seemed to be there when we popped over.  She was available to answer any of my, at times probably, silly questions but she really helped to make our day special.  She is very experienced, and assisted in giving suggestions of how we were having the ceremony etc. She really did take all the stress out of the organisation for me as I knew I was in good hands!
Having spoken to our guests now it is all over, everyone commented on how relaxed yet intimate the ceremony had been, and how stunning the food was, so all in all a perfect day for us. Would highly recommend.

Perfect Wedding Day and Stay at Hillside Cottage

Highly recommended. Great staff, amazing breakfast and lovely food. Room was very spacious with bramley products. Free standing bath. Farm shop next door very handy and staff super friendly.
Would recommend

Lovely suite room

From the moment we arrived until check out the staff were uniformly charming, friendly, efficient and professional. As soon as we arrived we were shown to our room which was in Hillside cottage. A really exceptional option especially for larger groups. There is a unique outdoor spa of Turkish steam room, sauna, plunge pool and hot tub set inside and out of a micro barn with adjacent fire-pit and cookout hut – would be a special treat for larger groups buying out the 12 bed cottage. The style of accommodation is rustic but the linens, furnishings and fittings are cutting edge notably the Netflix ready smart TVs and sophisticated lighting and thermostat controls. In the pub there are good options on the wine list and own brewed craft ales are a highlight. The food is top level gastropub fare. Caesar salad and steak can often disappoint. But here a faultlessly fresh and subtly dressed Caesar was topped off with locally sourced smoked trout. The rib eye was perfectly medium rare as ordered, generous in size, tender and full of the flavour you would expect from local west country grass fed beef. There is a well stocked farm shop - cum - high end delicatessen atop the micro brewery. Highly competent massage and spa treatments cap off the experience so that the ensemble of buildings – all refurbished/built with the obvious eye of a skilled architect/design team – offers the amenities of a  sophisticated four star hotel in a rustic pub setting.   If only there was more snow you could be in a Colorado or Italian alpine ski lodge. Nespresso machine was available in the cottage. One tiny request would be for Barista coffee option at breakfast but otherwise we could not find the slightest fault. we will be back. Highly recommended although I feel reluctant to spread the word about this hidden gem.

Exceptional food, top notch accommodation and first class service. Highly recommended

We are two old friends, he from Shropshire, me from Hertfordshire who meet two or three times a year for a two day break in order to catch up and share good food and wine. The Three Daggers  suited us very well. 
Despite a clearly expensive makeover, it still appears to perform as the local pub but with some very plush bedrooms, great farm shop, impressive spa and a 6 bedroom  apartment for groups.

We thought their food and wine list was excellent but the overwhelming feature in their favour  was the wonderful young staff, all of whom were kind and helpful, and a joy to deal with.

We did however have one grumble. Having booked two rooms and dinner for each evening well in advance, we finished up with a tight table in the corridor on our second night. As residents we didn’t deserve this downgrade and it was too late to change anything by the time we arrived. 

That complaint aside, the Three Daggers suited us very well.

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