The Methuen Arms is an award winning Great British inn where hospitality meets fabulous food & drink at a relaxed pace.
The property oozes history and dates back to Tudor times of 1463 when it was an impressive house known as ‘Winter’s Court’ owned by the ‘Nott’ family. It first became a public house in 1608 and ownership was later passed to the ‘Methuen’ family and Lord Methuen of the Corsham Court estate.
Interestingly, the Duke of Edinburgh used to play skittles and darts here at The Methuen at the same time he was first courting Princess Elizabeth.
Located in the heart of picturesque Corsham, Wiltshire, The Methuen Arms is a stunning Georgian coaching inn, offering 19 newly renovated, stylish bedrooms, award-winning food and delicious Butcombe beer on tap.
Boasting bags of character, this cosy country pub with rooms is set immediately beside the stately home and beautiful grounds of Corsham Court, and just 10 miles from the enchanting city of Bath. The Methuen is the perfect base for exploring Wiltshire and the world-class walking, cycling and dog-walking opportunities in and around the Cotswolds – other local attractions include Lacock Abbey and Castle Combe.
Food and drink is at the forefront of everything we do. We're passionate about local, seasonal produce, and source many ingredients from our very own kitchen garden.
