The Anchor Inn Lower Froyle, Hampshire, GU34 4NA

  • 5 bedrooms

Country Pub Surrounded by Rolling Green Fields

The Anchor Inn is nestled in the picturesque village of Lower Froyle. Surrounded by panoramic countryside, it is the perfect place to slow down, whether you are escaping for a romantic weekend away, exploring the South Downs National Park, or discovering the nearby market towns of Alton and Farnham. Inside, you will find roaring fires, characterful interiors and a welcoming atmosphere that captures everything people love about a traditional British pub. Located near Jane Austen’s House and the Surrey Hills, it is an ideal base for exploring this beautiful corner of Hampshire.

Facilties & Amenities

  • Beer Garden
  • Breakfast
  • Craft Beer
  • Dog Friendly Rooms
  • Log Fires
  • Parking

Bedrooms

The Anchor Inn has five beautifully appointed bedrooms, each individually designed with bucketfuls of traditional country charm. Rooms come with comfortable beds, en-suite bathrooms, complimentary toiletries, tea and coffee making facilities, a TV, and WiFi access. Dogs are welcome on request with prior acknowledgment in two of their bedrooms (additional charges apply). For the ultimate countryside escape, book the suite which comes with a private terrace.

Telegraph Travel wrote: “Extraordinarily low oak beams (thankfully padded), British memorabilia, quirky pictures and antiques greet guests who enter this 14th-century country inn. Great food, attractive bedrooms and friendly service provide a homely feel.”

Food & Drink

Food at the Anchor Inn centres around comforting favourites, with menus designed for relaxed dining. Expect hearty mains, seasonal specials, lighter lunchtime dishes and a popular Sunday roast, alongside vegetarian options. Behind the bar, guests can enjoy award-winning Butcombe ales, local cider, carefully chosen wines and a range of spirits. In warmer months, the beer garden is a lovely spot for al fresco dining and drinks.

Nearby

South Downs National Park – Miles of scenic walking, cycling and wildlife-rich landscapes (2 miles).

Alton – Attractive market town with independent shops and heritage attractions (4 miles).

Jane Austen’s House – Celebrated home where Jane Austen wrote and revised many of her novels (5 miles).

Birdworld – One of the UK’s largest bird parks, perfect for families (5 miles).

Farnham Castle – Historic Norman castle overlooking the market town of Farnham (7 miles).

Farnham – Vibrant Georgian town known for its historic streets and arts scene (7 miles).

Gilbert White’s House – Historic home and gardens of the pioneering naturalist (8 miles).