The Longs Arms
Steeple Ashton - Wiltshire

Pub History

The Longs Arms, a 17th Century former Coach House is set in the heart of Steeple Ashton.

The proprietor and landlady Caroline Quartley has been at the Longs Arms since May 2005 and as renovated the pub to have a traditional warm atmosphere, welcoming locals and passersby to enjoy the freshly homemade food and local ales..

The Longs Ams

The Longs Arms is a fantastic place for everybody, from the discerning ale drinker (Caroline has just been awarded the Gold Beautiful Beer Award) to the family with a dog out for a meal together.

The 180ft enclosed garden provides a perfect setting for an English Summer's Day, and the play equipment at the far end keeps the children occupied, thus allowing you to relax even more!

Surrounding Area

The Longs Arms is ideally situated between Bath and Salisbury making it a perfect place to stop off for a drink or food, and an excellent place to stay. Longleat Safari Park is only a 20 minute drive away and the great wonder of Stonehenge is 25 minutes in the other direction. Salisbury Plain, a beautiful and fantastic area for walking is just 5 minutes by car. But if you fancy a bit more hustle and bustle, Bath is a 30 minute drive.

Functions

Since changing hands in May 2005, The Longs Arms has hosted two fantastic weddings. One made use of the inside of the Pub, due to it being a November wedding and the other was held in June and took place in the garden. There was over 100 guests yet there was still ample room for the marquee.

Caroline is also available for outside bars and catering.

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