The Most Instagrammable Pubs Around the UK
Cosy | Country Pubs | Countryside | Dog Friendly | Posted 2023.10.18
What makes a pub instagram worthy?
If you’re a fan of rustic charm, delightful ambiance, and the allure of a traditional British pub, you’ll love the idea of staying in a cosy pub during your travels across the United Kingdom. Old English pubs are often known for their wood beam ceilings, roaring fireplaces, and a warm and inviting atmosphere that’s perfect for a memorable stay. Plus, they make for fabulous Instagram photo opportunities! Here’s a list of just some of our Instagrammable pubs where you can enjoy a snug retreat while exploring the beauty of the UK.
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The White Hart, South Harting, Wiltshire
As you walk into The White Hart, you are greeted by a rustic log fire sitting elegantly in the dining area. Wooden tables and chairs are dotted about the place, together with cosy nooks and comfortable leather seats waiting to be sat in.
Upstairs the pub boasts seven warm and welcoming ensuite bedrooms, offering excellent accommodation choices for both families and those traveling with their canine chums. This countryside treasure is conveniently located approximately four miles southeast of Petersfield, just a short drive from the A3, and is easily accessible from Chichester and Portsmouth.
The Bell Inn, Walberswick, Suffolk
Inside this 600-year-old pub owned by Adnams, you will find quirky snugs, a roaring fireplace and a few pub games or two. Situated in the village of Walberswick, The Bell is a multi-award-winning brewer, who craft well loved premium beers and spirits.
The Bell has six beautifully decorated en-suite double bedrooms and larger family rooms with picturesque views over the beach, the gardens or down to the harbour. Each room comes with comfortable beds, fluffy towels, complimentary toiletries, tea & coffee making facilities, a hairdryer, and WiFi access.
The Peat Spade, Stockbridge, Hampshire
The Peat Spade Inn is situated in an idyllic, picturesque location within the stunning village of Longstock, nestled in the heart of Hampshire.
The traditional pub has wooden floors, an array of unique paintings and illustrations on the walls and a warm and welcoming fireplace. Upstairs, there are eight charmingly decorated double bedrooms, including some which are dog-friendly. This inn is positioned in the Test Valley, just under a mile away from Stockbridge, renowned as the global hub for fly fishing.
The Falkland Arms, Great Tew, Oxfordshire
When you think of a traditional country pub, The Falkland Arms is everything you could imagine. Old style beer pails and jugs hang from the wall, wood beam ceilings, stone walls and flagstone floors surround you in this picture-postcard pub. At the back of the pub is a roaring log fire which creates an immediate cosy ambience.
Situated in the village of Great Tew on the edge of the Cotswolds, the pub is close to the Worton Valley, which is said to be one of the most beautiful villages in England.
The Masons Arms, Cartmell Fell, Cumbria
The Masons Arms is situated amidst awe-inspiring rural landscapes within the southern region of the Lake District. Upon entering this enchanting pub that warmly welcomes dogs, you’ll encounter abundant charm and character, featuring open fireplaces and wooden beams. Offering five exquisitely adorned suites and two recently renovated holiday cottages, it’s an ideal choice for families or groups of friends seeking a delightful getaway.
The Welldiggers Arms, Petworth, West Sussex
Without doubt, The Welldiggers Arms’ biggest asset is the surrounding views of the South Downs National Park. On a cold day, there is nothing better than hunkering down with a drink in hand, whilst admiring the beautiful countryside views.
The Welldiggers Arms’ is a dog-friendly, country pub which overlooks a beautiful coppice and the rolling South Downs National Park. Their 14 sumptuous ensuite bedrooms are located within the pub in a separate annexe and include their “Rooms with a View” which have a private terrace, hot tub and breathtaking views.
The Wateredge Inn, Ambleside, Cumbria
Surrounded by Lakeland fells and just a short stroll from Ambleside town centre, The Wateredge Inn is a beautiful family and dog-friendly pub. The pub boasts a fantastic waterfront terrace which overlooks Lake Windermere. Whilst it is probably too cold to sit outside at the moment, you can enjoy the views from one of the cosy window seats from inside the pub.
The Wateredge Inn is perfectly placed for a Lake District getaway and is a haven for water sports and boating enthusiasts. There are spectacular fell walks to Loughrigg Fell to explore, together with an abundance of independent shops in Ambleside to visit.
The White Hart, Nr Chippenham, Wiltshire
This charming rustic pub is just inviting inside as it is from the outside. Downstairs you’ll find wooden beams, parquet flooring and a log burner, all of which help to provide a cosy ambience. The White Hart is in the pretty hamlet of Ford, four miles west of Chippenham and 11 miles east of Bristol.
The pub has 11 modern and stylish double, large double or twin en-suite bedrooms, all of which have been lovingly designed.
The Thomas Lord, Nr Petersfield, Hampshire
Named after the man who gave his name to Lord’s Cricket Ground, this charismatic village pub sits in the picturesque Hampshire village of West Meon in the South Downs National Park. As you walk inside, you are greeted by a welcoming bar with snug leather sofas and a grand open fireplace. The pub has all the usual qualities of a traditional looking pub, such as parquet flooring, wooden chairs and tables and large cosy sofas to sink into.
If you’re looking to stay the night, The Thomas Lord has five luxurious wooden cabins located in their beautiful gardens. Dogs are welcome on request, with prior acknowledgement for a nominal additional charge.
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Written by Melanie Phipps
PR & Marketing Manager at Stay in a Pub
