The King's Arms

Everything was plentiful lovely clean and warm bedroom greeted us after a cold drizzly day with a large sash window looked out to the canal. Beds were very comfortable with clean fresh cotton bedding and blankets. Lots of storage drawers and a wardrobe for hanging. The bathroom had a large shower which worked perfectly delivering immediately and there were lots of fluffy white towels soap, liquid and spare toilet rolls. Tea coffee and kettle and also a pod coffee and hot choc machine was an extra nice touch along with biscuits and fresh bottled water. Very good breakfast was cereal and yoghurt followed by full English and unlimited tea/coffee drinks. Perfect location few minutes walk from centre, we only stayed one night passing through on a long journey and wished we could have stayed longer to explore the area it was a good base. Thankyou to our host Paddy x

Excellent cooked breakfast, room very clean with fresh water and biscuits daily. The great view of the windmill. The landlord’s friendly and helpful manner. The proximity to the town centre, with dog walks, points of historical interest and amenities. The excellent parking behind the pub.

Located just 6-8 mins walk from the centre of Boston, this is well-placed for anyone visiting, with the bonus of having a good-sized carpark. There is the added bonus of a view of the Maud Foster Windmill (one of the largest still operating in England) at the front. My single room was spacious, with a good-sized ensuite shower room - and, at last, a sink that was big and useful. The room was spotless with the added amenity of a coffee pod machine as well as the usual kettle etc, an armchair and a decent sized wall-mounted TV . The first thing that struck me was the friendliness of the staff: chatty & energetic Tracey, who greeted me on arrival and who is also the marvel behind the cleaning, with a wealth of experience in hospitality; Nick, who was the engaging barman in the evening, who clearly cares about the guests; and the boss, Paddy, who was the wizard behind the traditional full English breakfast, which included the illusive fried bread I remember from times gone by (you're away, so indulge yourself!). Paddy is a nice, chatty man, but is also un-intrusive enough to let you get on with breakfast between chats. I might also mention the punters who were most helpful in giving me tips and importantly, walking directions to the hospital which I was visiting. I couldn't have stayed in a friendlier environment. It is probably a Georgian building, so expect that the windows have secondary glazing due to regulations. It did not cause me any issues with the little noise coming from passing commuter traffic in the morning. This pales into insignificance when you consider the location, the view, the staff and the proximity to the town. I would definitely stay here again - and not just for the hearty breakfast!!

Very comfortable with everything you could need for a good night - great value for money! Expected more noise from the bar but could only hear the occasional bit of music and this finished before 10pm. The lady at the bar was really friendly and helpful and they let me lock my bike up in the garden round the back.

Fantastic warm welcome by Emily. Room really was lovely, shower fantastic BIG towels. Room was warm but not too hot, bar was welcoming, beer great, local town 5 minutes walk away. Breakfast was top notch, everything was cooked to perfection, tasty with an additional choice of cereal and toast. Just the most perfect stay, slept like a log, perfect location for us for our weekend visit to family. thank you to everyone including the local folks who made us feel welcome. The photo was the view from our room.