The Antelope at Upavon

We stayed for my sons wedding for 2 nights The breakfast was very nice Good service Friendly staff The room was good large bathroom Not too hot Communal areas and garden need a little spruce up but apart from that all was fine Great pub to stay mid journey or for a wedding etc

Room was old and tired carpet dirty curtains threadbare lovely big bath with a separate shower grouting all black and mouldy such a shame. The room rate was inclusive of a full English breakfast which was cold and made up of the cheapest produce, help yourself toaster still waiting now for the toast. We booked as the room shown on website looked amazing what we got was totally different.

Really nice Inn, clean rooms, friendly staff and great value. Very quiet at night even though by main road ! Manager treid very hard to make stay great Decided to have meal in restuarant so glad we did, dood choices amamzing and a very wide selection. Pies were amazing and portion sizes great! Chef was excellent also. Will defintely stay again

We stopped for dinner one evening and had a nice meal - proper melt in the middle burrata, good salmon and sausages and an excellent rhubarb and apple crumble n custard. The service was very attentive and friendly and dogs were welcome inside and out in the garden. We enjoyed our stop, thank you.

Friendly and welcoming staff. Comfortable room but somewhat dated and smelling stale. Large bathroom with a huge walk in shower. Full english breakfast included. Felt slightly overpriced compared to other places we have stayed but was fine for a one night stay visiting friends nearby.

Friendly staff, comfortable and clean room. Great food and service.

If you value your health under no circumstances stay here. The place is filthy, dated decor and fitting, curtains that are galling apart. Communal areas full of dust and dust webs. shower cubicle co ered in water marks that look like they have never been cleaned. dust web farms galore. Food not the best. We had booked for two nights but left after the first. A friend of ours stayed last minute. His room Was even filthier than ours. On top of this We were kept up by loud music till 1am. When our friend complained the next morning he was told he was being abusive and intimidating. This place has very low ceiling and where they use as their 'reception has a low lintel. Our friend is 6 feet 9 inches resulting in him having to bend down to talk to her. She told him he should have came down to complain to which he said he shouldn't have to they should consider paying guests, she did state he was being Intimidating after he mentioned a refund. Do not stay here not even worth half the money they charge. Wouldn't stay here again if you paid me. Far nicer and clean places around. One lady actually came in booked a room But once she saw it promptly left. Utterly filthy and disgusting

Well, where can I start? Having travelled around trying to find somewhere to eat for Sunday lunch, we decided to try the Antelope, one of our friends ran it some years ago and he recommended giving it a go as all other pubs were fully booked and the pub across the road, the Ship Inn, was fully booked again as it had been on Sundays for several months. The emergency bells first rang in my head when I entered the pub to ask if they could fit us in but was greeted by an empty pub except for a table of 4 drinking and eating nuts, but no one else!! I was told by a gentleman sat at the bar ( presumably the Chef ) that there was a deal on for Sunday lunch, £30 for 2 instead of £15.95 per person, well, we were starving so decided to give it a go but to be honest our expectations were low due to the lack of customers, but we were hoping we might have found a gem for the money being charged, sadly our first fears come to fruition when the 2 beef Sunday lunches finally arrived. The beef had been clearly overcooked and had been very thinly sliced on a slicing machine, the Yorkshire pudding was so obviously made by a lady called Aunt Bessie and the broccoli was due to flower, and the potatoes were difficult to work out, neither roasted or boiled, not sure what they were however, the gravy was tasty but not worth £30 for these 2 so called Sunday lunches as at that price I would have expected so much more than what was presented, it was very amateur, the kind of thing you might get at a cafe for a tenner at most. Such a shame, I've been in the business for many years and would never have served what we had for the kind of money we were charged, to add insult to injury we weren't asked once how our meal was, we were given condiments to go with the meal, a wooden box with a supermarket tomato sauce bottle and a bottle of mayonnaise from the same supermarket, both still labelled and filthy, it came as no surprise why the place had nobody else eating, why would you spend that kind of money on such a poor couple of plates of food when there are many many other places locally that would be well worth visiting for the same money but with a far more superior offering of food. My advice would be to employ a trained chef and let them flourish in the kitchen and breath some fresh life into this tired and unloved business, I've spent a previous career turning hospitality businesses around, its not hard to do, just needs love and attention to detail without being greedy, sourcing fresh local produce and cooking from scratch isn't difficult, giving a good portion which is well presented and produced with care and attention to detail is what is needed now, sadly this isn't the case at the Antelope, not a very good experience, we ate the meal, why wouldn't you for £30 but then left, sadly never to return.

Mine and my husbands stay at The Antelope was terrible. The room was dirty, unsanitary, and completely unacceptable for anyone who values hygiene and cleanliness. Upon entering the room, I noticed the cobwebs hanging from the ceilings, which were not only unsightly but an indication that the room had not been cleaned for an extended period. As I moved on, I noticed a group of dead flies on the window sill, which made me wonder how long they'd been ignored by the cleaning staff. Additionally, the carpet was stained, and there was what appeared to be residue of vomit on the skirting boards by the waste paper basket. But the cumulative effect of the unpleasant conditions in the room was evident in the bathroom. Black mould on the walls, and limescale on the hardware made the bathroom feel utterly unsanitary, with the aromas in the air not helping at all. The health implications of these unhygienic living conditions left me worried about my well-being, wondering how anyone could offer and charge money (£110 per night) to someone staying in such a room. The breakfast experience was disappointing as we were not given the opportunity to personalize our choices. Instead, a fry-up was served with no options for egg preparation or sides to add or remove. To add to our dissatisfaction, the plates were served cold. Unfortunately, our experience was not unique as both tables in the dining room received meals that were not up to par. In fact, all of the sausages were raw and every diner on both tables sent their dishes back. The other table even left without dining altogether. My husband's meal was overcooked to the point of being inedible, and he only ate it out of courtesy. Due to this unpleasant experience, we decided to skip breakfast the next day and enjoy a meal elsewhere. In conclusion, I cannot recommend The Antelope to anyone. The disregard for proper cleaning standards and hygiene is unacceptable, and the conditions made the entire stay unpleasant, with the fear of bacteria lurking around every corner. I implore the management of The Antelope to prioritize the living conditions of their guests moving forward. Until that happens, keep looking elsewhere for better accommodation.