King's Head Hotel by Greene King Inns

A great location but tired and shabby. Single glazed windows so noisy. The staff certainly made up for this and the food was good. There was a lot of choice for breakfast. Parking was limited but this is understandable in a prime central area.

Charming hotel in centre of town. Very friendly helpful staff

Breakfast was terrific ,beds firm and comfortable,staff friendly and amenable,on the negative side it’s an 18c coaching Inn and you could be forgiven for thinking that’s the last time it was updated,baths quite high for getting out of comfortably,toilet handle broken and a bare piece of wood behind it used as a supporting spacer,cold water was just above a dribble.Fortunately it was not too cold as radiator Luke warm.Furniture are fixings in and out of room are very tired. I did ask for a quiet room and got one overlooking the Square but considering there was a road right outside my bedroom window the noise level was acceptable.I would like to stay there again as it’s a Great Location and the staff were wonderful but only after it has a promised refurb.

A centrally located historical hotel. Clean. Good WiFi. Comfy bed. Tasteful furnishing.

Decent value but noisy location.

Need to remember that this was a coaching inn so it is going to be quirky. We were here for three nights. We found the bed really comfortable although the room did get very hot even with the fan on. The staff were lovely. Laura gave us a great welcome and nothing was too much trouble. The room was clean and comfortable, had good hanging space, iron and ironing board which was important as we were attending a wedding. Tea coffee and milk were plentiful and shortbread a nice touch. Breakfast was plentiful in that there was lots of choice of pastries, cereal, fresh fruit, yogurt as well as any cooked breakfast from a decent menu. The cooked breakfasts were well presented, well cooked and tasty. The staff were efficient, helpful and personable. Dinner was also very good value for money, my husband really enjoyed the pies which were huge, I went for the crispy Asian style pork belly with sticky rice which was absolutely divine. It was a total delight to eat and I did not want it to end. I did congratulate the chefs who on this occasion were Adam and Sunny. We were served by Zoe and Lauren, front of house who were excellent in anticipating our needs and made dinner a pleasurable experience. We would definitely stay there again.

Visited this hotel/pub in Wimborne Had a very warm welcome from the bar staff, we were made welcome as we had our dog with us. Easy to read menu, simply order your food at the bar, couldn’t be any easier. Food was prompt and piping hot. Couldn’t fault anything about this establishment.. Highly recommend going for value for money.. You will be made welcome I’m sure.

We drove down from Norfolk and was greeted by such a lovely lady I shall call "Robyn" It was worth the 6hour drive, just to have met her. There was another gentleman we met in the reception (with the lush car) and he was just as lovely and helpful. We didn't have any interaction with the restaurant staff. The barman was very dismissive and openly hostile to me over 2 days. But I didn't let his poor attitude diminish the excellent feeling given by the two people I had met in the reception. The room was just fine for our needs, very comfortable and quiet. If I need to stay over in Wimbourne Minster again, I will certainly book here.

This used to be a wonderful hotel/restaurant & pub, a lynchpin in Wimborne, we've just returned to the area, having been away from Wimborne for a decade. What a change, no welcome, surly indifferent staff, awful awful overpriced food, dirty sticky surfaces, overall a terrible experience. Needless to say we'll not be revisiting the "nightmare on the square".