To start with when we arrived the was a number on the door of the bar ( witch was closed because of electrical issues) to ring for some one to bring the key , we waited 20 mins and some one turned up . We asked why the bar wasn't open and were told they had had a leak and it had burned out the electrics. The rooms weren't bad but you could her the TV from nextdoor and the people upstairs . We asked about getting a drink and the girl said we have a sister bar about 25 /30 mins walk away witch wasn't ideal. The next morning we went for breakfast and it was in the bar with the lights on and were promptly told bye the server / chef the bar was closed because the chef and another staff member had walked out . He was very up front and apologetic and the breakfast was lovely . Then on the Sunday we got up for breakfast but nobody turned up to open the bar and serve breakfast we rang a few numbers in lodin the sister bar and eventually got an answer. She said she would ring someone and ring us back but they never did . The cleaner turned up and she managed to get in touch with someone and all they said was you can have the money back for your breakfasts. It totally spoiled the reason I was in bury at Edmonds witch was to attend my niece's wedding

Sadly the pub was closed due to electrical issues, so we had to call a number to check in. Not a problem... After 3 calls (leaving messages), about 40/45 minutes later we finally got into our room, which was lovely, clean, and cool (given the weather)! Unfortunately, the pub being closed meant we couldn't get dinner or a drink, so we thought a nice cuppa would help, but sadly, no milk, only one 'proper' tea bag, and no coffee, so we settled down to watch the England match instead with some water we'd brought with us. Finally, on check in, we advised that we had to leave at 7.30 the following morning, and we were told that no problem, they should be able to sort breakfast for about 7. If there were any issues, we'd get a text. No text, so we got up early to be ready for 7 - and nothing. We gave up, didn't bother calling (as we didn't want to leave another message), left at 7.40, and bought food at the car show. Very disappointed overall, could have coped if we'd had milk, and extra teabag or coffee ... and breakfast!

My wife and I arrived at 'The Three Kings' to find it closed as the electricity supply was cut, we had to make a phone call to the owner to come and let us into the accommodation as the host was not on site for our arrival, we were looking forward to having a meal in the bar restaurant but instead had to look elsewhere both evenings. Breakfast was served but unfortunately only cooked (which we thought strange as we were told they didn't have electricity) We would normally have had continental breakfast for example cereal, yoghurt, or toast. We asked the assistant how long the power had been off and were told a week, which was rather annoying as we had only booked the accommodation a couple of days earlier, had they told us at the time there was no power we would not have booked this accommodation. So all in all not a very nice experience...

The room itself was really nice, clean and great amenities. I was a bit disappointment that no notification had been given for the pub itself being closed, especially for the England game. However breakfast was still served the next day, I spoke to the owner and found out about an electrical issue in the pub so that made sense. I am about to book for another night soon, so I would definitely recommend staying here.

We were disappointed about the selection for breakfast.Only Cooked on offer no other option available.Also they had run out of some of them anyway.The room was small but nicely furnished with a lovely comfortable bed.

Arrived to find the place locked up and had to make a phone call for someone to come to the pub to give us our room key. Apparently there was a problem of having no electricity due to the heat. No evening meal available and no bar; breakfast was average, with some folk having to wait a long time for service. The place was clean and room was comfortable.

Had to wait 2 hours before we could get into room. Hotel shut 🤐.

lovely stay. many thanks. clean comfortable room

My wife and I booked the 3 Kings at Fornham All Saints near Bury St Edmunds for our wedding anniversary, as it was near Fuller’s Mill Gardens and they also served evening meals and had a bar, so we didn’t have to worry abut drink driving. On arrival we were informed that they no longer served evening meals, which now ment we had to search the internet for places to eat. The next day we had breakfast then went to the Fuller’s Mill Gardens. When we arrived back there was a note on the doors stating “We are sorry but due to electrical issues the pub is closed” and a contract number. We walked around the pub and the blinds were closed and no lights on, but all the external guest rooms units had power? More guests arrived and couldn’t book in, so they ring the contact number numerous times and left messages, but no answer, till they got annoyed, then someone arrived and let them in. In the morning the electrical issue sign were still there, so I walk around to the front, the blinds were still down but I could see someone inside who came to the door and informed me they were serving a cooked breakfast? We were informed the restaurant and the pub were now permanently closed, but they were still using the external letting rooms and serving a cooked breakfast. We had book a 3 nights stay, but as they no longer served evening meal and drinks they were no longer for filling their part of the contract, we left after 2 nights. We contacted Hotels.com, but they couldn't' help!

On arrival at 2:45 for 3pm check in we were told by the girl it was £15 for an early check in, at £1 a minute we said no thank you we will sit in the car. We said there was coffee pods in the room but no Coffee machine, she said oh I don’t know, so that was the end of that. Next morning with another guest we were trying to get into the pub area, only to find both doors were locked. The same girl as yesterday eventually opened up and said you should use other door, when we said we did she said Oh it could be faulty then. No apology ! Breakfast was different, posh menu but nothing standard, if you have kids forget it. We asked if there were any cereals ie cornflakes, weetabix etc ? No we’ve run out we were busy yesterday ! Any yoghurt or preserves, jam or marmalade, No we’ve run out ! Ok do you have porridge ? Can you ask please, then we heard the cheff shout in the back area porridge is not on the menu. We asked was there any toast, No just bread and butter ! When the breakfast arrived it had the porridge in the middle of the plate with the cooked items around it, that was a first. I asked for sugar as honey was a no no and she brought sugar lumps from off the bar. At that point we gave up. Food was nice, front of house attitude was terrible, you didn’t feel a guest, you were just another burden. No good morning or goodbye. Shame it could have been a good stay but obviously someone has no idea about hospitality or to create an environment you would wish to return to.

Great breakfast. Nice and quiet!

It would be easy to mention a few negatives....but I'm not going to as staff dealt with these rather well. Huge praise for the young lady (Bob) who appears to single-handedly run the bar, restaurant, & hotel reservations. Food was very good, so compliments to the chef. We would certainly return.

No breakfast !!!

We enjoyed our stay at the Three Kings pub, excellent accommodation, lovely staff. We had a problem on our second morning there as the pub was all locked up at breakfast time and no staff around. Sorted later that day and we were refunded for our missing breakfast

Lovely location and the room served a purpose. Found one of the staff members a little unprofessional, she was dark haired and younger, laying blame on other colleagues when we were misinformed about key things. Rather than trying to find a solution. Young dark haired guy was lovely and his customer service was very good. Breakfast was good quality.

Couldn’t get normal tv channels

The room was clean and the bed very comfortable. En-suite a bit dated although the shower was good. Lovely breakfast and helpful staff. No coffee machine in our room - apparently it was broken - but no alternative offered. The TV didn’t work. Evening meal was very good but service slow especially re taking our order then clearing plates and bringing jugs of water.

Lovely pub and rooms, super helpful and friendly staff. Rooms were also spacious and clean.

The staff were friendly and helpful, the room was clean with all the amenities with tea and coffee making facilities. When we were shown our room and we had to take the stairs to get to it, my wife didn't expect this. Once in the room, my wife was expecting a robe but none was provided. There is a radiator in the room which we had to use in the morning. We had a quiet and peaceful night. We had dinner and it took some time but it was worth the wait, the food was excellent. The next morning, we had breakfast which was included, it was very good. We enjoyed our stay there. My wife was trying to ring on the same day after 12 pm, she could not get an answer.

This is the second time I have been here, the food is wonderful. The staff are friendly. Good variety at breakfast. Will definately return.