The Ostrich Inn is a traditional Norfolk village pub which has been an integral part of South Creake since the mid 1800’s. There are eight beautiful en-suite bedrooms to choose from, together with a cosy, inviting two bedroom cottage. South Creake is a picturesque village near Fakenham, with a lovely village green through which runs the River Burn.
Pub Activity: Near the Coast
Beadnell Towers
Beadnell Towers is a historic Grade II listed pub and hotel dating back to the 18th century, who have in the recent past been named by The Sunday Times as one of the “Top 100 Best Places To Stay” in Britain. This dog friendly gem has 18 boutique bedrooms and they are just a short stroll from local, golden beaches. Beadnell is about 6 miles south east of the coastal village of Bamburgh.
The Angel Inn
The Angel Inn is a wonderful pub with bedrooms, situated in the heart of Wangford. Inside you will find seven beautifully renevoted bedrooms and a pub brimming with original features and charm. Wangford sits on the edge of the Suffolk Coast, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, with Southwold’s sandy beaches just a ten minute drive away.
The Thatchers Inn
The Thatchers Inn sits within the elegant surroundings of Stallingborough Grange, an elegant, thatched dog and family friendly hotel. They have 42 bedrooms and suites, including good options for guests requiring good accessibility, and those travelling on business. They are situated on the edge of the Lincolnshire Wolds and are a stone’s throw away from the business hub of the Humber Bank.
The Cockhaven Arms
The Cockhaven Arms sits in the quiet village of Bishopsteignton, at the foot of Haldon Moor overlooking the panoramic Teign Estuary. They have 14 stylish en-suite bedrooms, some of which offer a balcony with spectacular views, whilst others are perfect for family and dog friendly stays. They are short drive from the M5, with easy access to Torquay, Brixham and the Dartmoor National Park.
The Walhampton Arms
The Walhampton Arms sits in the New Forest, a few minutes from the bustling Georgian market town of Lymington, with far reaching views of the Isle of Wight across the Solent. Dating back from the 1800’s when it was a dairy, the pub perfectly combines history with a contemporary feel. They have 11 en-suite bedrooms, each named after local villages, including rooms suitable for dog friendly stays.
The Northumberland Arms
The Northumberland Arms is a lovingly restored coaching inn with stunning views of the River Coquet and the 16th century bridge. The pub has six spacious and opulent en-suite bedrooms, each named after local landmarks. The pub sits five miles from the coastal towns of Amble and Warkworth, and eight miles south of Alnwick. Book a stay and enjoy glorious river views.
The Kings Head Rye
The Kings Head Inn is a cream painted 17th century coaching inn with open fireplaces and comfortable bedrooms. They are perfectly situated on the outskirts of the picturesque town of Rye, one of the most visited places in the South of England.
The White House Inn
Located just a short walk from the centre of Whitby, The White House is a delightful family run inn. They serve delicious food and have the best panoramic views along the Yorkshire coast.