The Littleton Arms

October 2024 Is there a change of ownership or a problem with the Littleton? Preparing to organise a family lunch for either Christmas Day or the following Saturday, I have spent four weeks .from time to time, trying to access a reply re menus and cost etc. I have tried two telephone calls, one leaving a msge that was not replied to, and four emails - I received one reply only that said '= it was hoped to have menus ready 'next week' - that was over three weeks ago.

Top Fry Up. What a Yummy breakfast. Taste of sausage was unreal, Egg was cooked to perfection & runny. 10 out of 10 to Chef. & Service with a smile. Lovely Big Posh Tea Pot. Plenty of Condiments offered in big pots. Good atmosphere in Busy BarArea. Looking forward to returning soon.

We stayed here to attend a 50th birthday celebration in town. It was fine. This is actually a pub, and as long as you understand that you will know what you're getting and what you're getting will be good. We stayed in Room 3 which was a decent size, comfortable, well furnished and clean. We ate dinner in the restaurant before going to the party and breakfast the next morning. Dinner for one of us was the Littelton Burger which is a quality step above the burgers you'll find in most pub restaurants as well as being 8 ounces rather than 4. The other – me – had the steak and ale pie with buttered greens and pub chips and they were very good. With a complimentary large bottle of water and a glass of Chardonnay for one, the bill came to £38 which I thought was good value. Next morning, one of us had a bacon sandwich to take away and I had the full English breakfast (but hold the beans). Once again, good quality; the bacon was particularly good. Parking in the hotel car park was no problem, the welcome was friendly and efficient and so was the service all the time we were there. If we need to stay in Penkridge again, I can't imagine wanting to stay anywhere else.

Been twice recently for Sunday Lunch - once as a family of 4 with 2 teenagers and once for my mum's birthday where there was 20 of us. Both times the food was gorgeous - generous portions of succulent pork and tender beef with delicious roast potatoes and veg. The service was wonderful both times. Our new fave spot for Sunday lunch. Delicious!

Had a wonderful meal with the family I had a gluten free fish and chips to die for and the rest of the family were equally as pleased as me with their meal. Everyone was very friendly and helpful. I hope to return again soon

Arrived in the late evening where there was ample parking available. We were greeted by a very friendly member of staff who checked us in etc. This is where things went slightly downhill… When entering the room there was a musty smell, generally clean but dusty in places and damp on the wall… The shower was next to useless, cold and would not stay in place… With water going everywhere! Some music went on until late (possibly from another room) but we had a decent nights sleep. The breakfast options were very minimal with no cooked options available during the week… Items were available didn’t seem the freshest! Luckily we paid using Tesco Clubcard vouchers so didn’t pay full price… A lot of improvements required here!

In Littleton Arms, rooms were cozy and snug, But weekdays lacked cooked breakfast, a disappointing shrug. The continental was average, nothing to amaze, A longing for sizzling bacon, an unfulfilled craze. Yet ample parking greeted with a welcoming cheer, And friendly staff made our stay feel so dear.

Very cute room. No noise at all. Bed was very comfortable. Bathroom was spacious and perfect. Breakfast was good. Lots of stairs as it's an old building. Staff very friendly. Lovely walks nearby in the village and up by the canal

room ok small a bit cramped prefer to stay on lower floors