Name: The Helyar Arms
Address: Moor Lane, Yeovil, Yeovil, Yeovil, BA22 9JR, United Kingdom
Rating: 7

Smoke-free property

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No elevators

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Diet menu (on request)

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Pets allowed

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At the guest house

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Bristol Airport

Exeter International Airport

Bournemouth Airport

The Helyar Arms

Yeovil

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Our family booked 4 rooms at The Helyer Arms and it was a wonderful stay. The pub is very beautiful and very cosy. The rooms were comfortable considering there is a pub downstairs the rooms are quiet, The food was outstanding the staff went above and beyond for us. We are already planning our trip back! I brought my dog with me and i was very please to see a dog bin outside and so many dog bowls plotted around there must have been at least 6 outside where the seating area is and some inside around the pub.

Wonderful stay and very dog friendly !

I visited this restaurant last Sunday for lunch with my cousin and her husband who live in the village.  It was quite honestly the best lunch I have had in a long time.  My cousins had the lamb and I had the chicken.  Both were superbly cooked and presented and not huge as in many other places.  As a result, I was able to finish it all and have the wonderful ice-cream desert to follow.  The meat and the ice-cream are sourced locally, which, to my mind, makes a lot a difference to the quality.   The staff were very friendly, efficient and we were not kept waiting.  The cook is clearly top notch. I will certainly want to visit this place the next time I am up and I cannot wait.  Indeed, my cousins are regular diners here and can't praise it enough.

A wonderful experience

Great food great service great beer great atmosphere a lovely landlord and staff what more do you need
Ignore the poor reviews in my opinion there is nothing they could do to improve on what they are doing . It’s a lovely cosy pub in a very nice village

A must visit

Nothing is too much trouble, this is our 2nd stay while visiting family , a lovely welcome greets you and got a dog ..they are welcomed & spoilt.
Enjoy a meal in the restaurant and don’t worry if you have a problem it will be sorted, our carrots were decidedly crunchy but we asked if they could be replaced and within minute a fresh bowl arrived with a check to see if they were ok …. Have to mention the lime posset , sooo scrummy.
Breakfast is fabulous with yogurts & cereals to help yourself to , a fruit bowl waits on your table then the best way to serve cooked breakfast … you choose how you would like your eggs ( Claire’s scrambled eggs are to die for. ) then a platter arrives with sausages,bacon,mushrooms & tomato.
Toast arrives .. dog is very happy as this is his Sunday treat  … all washed down with juice and as much tea / coffee as you want. 

Your not a guest your family

Our double room was warm,clean and stylish.
The bed was extremely comfy with the TV placed in a good position to watch with ease.
Lots of wardrobe space,a lovely shower and good refreshments including a kettle with tea and coffee.
We loved our view of the quint thatched cottages opposite the hotel.
Our cooked breakfast included a full English plus fresh fruit and toast.
East Coker has footpaths and gentle trails. The medieval village showcases the best of English heritage and rolling countryside vistas. 
Each village house has character  and history, with splashes of colour in their beautifully manicured gardens and the communal “paddock”
The Helyar Arms pub is warm,welcoming with lots of rustic charm & style.
Tasteful decor,roaring fires and an admirable outdoor garden area with plenty of seating around the forecourt.Set amongst this picture postcard village,The Helyar Arms offer’s great food with flair ,it’s a brilliant base to discover Yeovil.
We received a wonderful,warm welcome from Patrick & Clare.
We look forward to returning soon.

Rural paradise.

What a lovely country pub/hotel. We stayed for 4 nights and the hosts Claire and Patrick could not have been more helpful and accommodating. The breakfast was a combination of help yourself cereals, yogurt, fruit and a full English cooked to your specifications. 
We also ate on three separate occasions. The Sunday lunch was amazing: tasty and plentiful. The pizzas were innovative - the hoisin duck was a real fusion of flavours. 
A really young team who are professional and a real credit to the pub. We would 100% recommend staying and eating here

Perfect mother and daughter break

Lovely comfortable room in a picturesque village. Beautiful gardens and good facilities. We had a great meal in the restaurant and breakfast was well presented and good value. The roads were a bit tight, but parking was plentiful on arrival. Toiletries and beverages in the room were appreciated, but I'd suggest some spoons, and coasters to protect your lovely furniture.

Picturesque, comfortable and welcoming

Stayed at The Helyar Arms over the Easter weekend. The location/setting is lovely and quiet with nice countryside views. There is a large car park to the rear, although if you go out and return mid-afternoon, it does fill up. However, there is ample parking on the nearby street.
We had lunch before checking into our room.
The restaurant area is set out very well and it's very clean with nice decor.
We had a Panini for lunch, they were lovely and fresh and tasty.
When we checked into our room, we found it to be spotlessly clean and very bright. It was a front facing room, which had lovely views up the village street.
We did find the walkway to the window side of the bed very tight. You had to shuffle sideways to get in. Also, when getting changed of an evening, we felt the room was quite cramped. 
The pillows on the bed were far too soft for our liking, I think this is the only place I have stayed in that use feather pillows!
There was plenty of tea, coffee, and biscuits on the hospitality tray in the room along with bottled water. It would have been nice to have a couple of hot chocolate sachets there, too!
The housekeeping throughout the building was very good, and all the staff were friendly, helpful, and efficient.
All the food we received was good and cooked well, we do, however,  have to question value for money where the steaks are concerned.  The Ribeye steak was cooked to perfection, but all you got with it was a couple of scoops of gratin potatoes and some mixed leaves and peppers! For £27 I would have expected a portobello mushroom,  grilled tomato, and onion rings as well.
There were only 2 options of draft ale, and they were both amber beers, Otter and Butcombe. It would have been nice to have the option of a lighter Ale on draft.
For an establishment with only a handful of rooms, at no point did the owners/managers introduce themselves to their paying guests. They seem to spend more time with the locals. It feels that their emphasis is more on the pub/food side of things rather than the B&B side of the business. 
"You only get one chance to make a good first impression,"
Although I have pointed out a few negative points, the positives far outweigh them, and we would definitely stay there again.

Pleasant Easter Break

Stayed overnight on March 4th with our dog, fabulous big room  with plenty of room for an 8st fur hulk. Hospitality couldn’t be faulted  from first greeting through to treats & Guinness for our dog !!
We have both dinner and breakfast and both meals were faultless , dinner especially as it was a treat for my sister on her birthday.
We had a couple of small issues which we brought to the attention of the landlady , she was grateful for us speaking to her directly therefore giving them a chance to put things right.
Despite what you may read in other reviews we found the landlord polite & friendly we overheard him very kind & understanding to a member of staff which was lovely.
I didn’t read reviews till after I’d booked and tbh I was a tad worried after seeing what some said … my fears were totally unfounded.
We look forward to staying with you again 


Lovely stay, fabulous hospitality 

Been coming here since I was young, 40s now. Lovely place inside with a lovely relaxing area, the apple loft with sofas. The beer garden is probably the best kept I've experienced, however; the beer is awful. Its like no one in the pub understands what beer / ale to keep and how to keep it. I'm currently sat in the pub with an ice cold pint of Otter! It shouldn't be cold. It's got no body, it's awful and the other option is even worse, a Butocmbe which is like dishwater. Why don't they care about the beer?! You have no idea of the people like us who dodge the place simply because the beer is sub standard. Reason for 3 stars?. The staff are so so good and well presented, always. 

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