6 Fabulous Pubs With Self-Catering Lodges

Featured | Pub | Pub Accommodation | Short Break | Staycation | Posted 2021.03.18

Browse our Pubs with Lodges

If you’re looking for something a bit different than your average bed and breakfast accommodation, but still want your creature comforts and delicious pub grub, our selection of pub lodges may be just what you’re after. Complete with modern conveniences and cosy amenities, you can be confident that your stay will exude a sense of home. And the best thing of all is that you’re only moments away from the pub!

Merry Harriers, Surrey

Located in the village of Hambledon in the Surrey Hills, The Merry Harriers has four ensuite double bedrooms on the first floor of the pub, six cottage garden rooms and five cosy shepherd huts which are located in the pub’s country garden.  The shepherd huts come with a double bed, underfloor heating, log burner, Netflix enabled Smart TV, Nespresso machine and a cosy seating area with games. There is also a kitchen with a complimentary bottle a local wine, fresh milk and tasty nibbles. The bathrooms have walk-in rain showers, complimentary toiletries and soft towelling bathrobes, whilst outside there is a firepit and teak sunloungers. The Shepherd Huts are also dog-friendly which is great if you are looking to do lots of walking whilst away.

Find out more and book The Merry Harriers here.

The Green Man, Lincolnshire

Located in the delightful village of Norton Disney, The Green Man is situated in close proximity to Sherwood Forest and RSPB Langford Lowfields. The pub has three eco-friendly log cabins, each accommodating up to six people, with two bedrooms and an additional sofa bed in the living area. Each cabin has a private terrace, outdoor seating, two shower rooms, fully equipped kitchenette and secure bike storage.

The surrounding area boasts a wealth of outdoor activities, such as canoeing, kayaking, golfing, fishing, and mountain biking, providing ample opportunities for an active and enjoyable stay.

Find out more and book a lodge at The Green Man here.

The Weeping Willow, Suffolk 

The Weeping Willow is a wonderfully restored 16th century pub in the village of Barrow, a few miles from the charming town of Bury St Edmunds. The pub has seven cosy lodges, which are ideal for families, couples, friends and those seeking a dog-friendly stay. The pub has a mixture of lodges, suitable for different size parties. Their Good Lodges are suitable for up to four guests and come with a sofa bed, desk, workspace, tea & coffee station. Whilst there, Best Family Lodges are suitable for up to 5 guests, and come with a king size bed and bunk beds. All their lodges come with a tea and coffee-making facilities, WIFI access and rainfall showers.

For an extra indulgent stay, the pub’s Best Lodges come with wood fired hot tubs just outside.

Find out more and book The Weeping Willow here.

The Thomas Lord, Hampshire

This traditional village pub has five delightful wood cabins located in the beautiful gardens, with four doubles and one twin room to choose from. Each lavish cabin features king size beds, a private porch and double doors leading into the quaint pub grounds.

Find out more and book The Thomas Lord here.

The Star at Lidgate, Suffolk

The Star is a charming 16th-century country pub nestled in the picturesque Suffolk village of Lidgate. Within the pub’s premises, there are two environmentally-friendly log cabins, accommodating up to six guests each. These cabins feature two bedrooms and an additional sofa bed in the living area. Each cabin boasts a private terrace, outdoor seating, a fully equipped kitchenette, two shower rooms, secure bike storage, basic cooking utensils, and towels.

Explore the scenic surroundings with delightful walks starting right from the pub, such as the Lidgate to Ousden Circular Route (7.5 miles), the Castle and Dam walk (1 mile), and the Three Village Challenge (10.5 miles).

To find out more and to book a lodge at The Star, book here.

The Crossings Inn, Cumbria

Nestled in the village of Roweltown, surrounded by picturesque countryside, The Crossings Inn offers two eco-friendly log cabins, providing an ideal haven for family and dog-friendly getaways. One cabin accommodates up to six guests, while the other comfortably sleeps four.

The Crossings Inn serves as a gateway to exploring various attractions, including Bewcastle Cross, Lanercost Priory, Hadrian’s Wall, and Carlisle Castle. For cycling enthusiasts, there’s the option of embarking on cycle route 72, also known as Hadrian’s Cycleway—a 170-mile journey through Britain’s history, featuring stunning coastal views, Roman forts, and sections of Hadrian’s Wall.

Find out more and book a lodge at The Crossings Inn here.

 

Written by Melanie Phipps

PR & Marketing Manager at Stay in a Pub