The Woolpack Inn sits in the village of Totford in the South Downs National Park. Surrounding by idyllic countryside, the pub has seven inviting en-suite double, twin, and family bedrooms each aptly named after game birds. Just a short drive from the M3, their beautiful garden is a delightful space from which to enjoy a glass of wine, the finest local ales, or fish and chips on warm, sunny days.
The Mayflower sits in the picturesque harbour town of Lymington, renowned for its beautiful coastal walks and three marinas. The pub has six maritime themed en-suite bedrooms, including good options for families. A gateway to the Isle of Wight, the bar is well-stocked with an eclectic choice of cask ales, craft beers, local ciders, and fine wines. Book this New Forest coastal escape today.
The Crab & Boar is a stunning rural retreat situated in the heart of the West Berkshire countryside. The pub has a collection of boutique en-suite bedrooms, each of which is full of thoughtful, luxurious touches. The tranquil village of Chieveley is close to the idyllic market town of Newbury and its famous racecourse and events venue. Book a stay and immerse yourself in pure countryside comfort.
The Bourne Valley Inn is a country pub tucked away in St Mary Bourne, a parish about a 15-minute drive from Andover in the Test Valley. The pub has nine beautiful en-suite bedrooms, each of which is named after the lakes, brooks, and rivers that lie nearby. In an area blessed with rivers rich in trout, the pub smokes and cures its own fish. Book a stay and enjoy a cracking range of cask ales.
The King’s Head is a handsome village inn situated in the pretty village of Hursley, seven miles from the cathedral city of Winchester. Surrounded by the beautiful Hampshire downlands, the pub has a collection of cosy cottage style en-suite bedrooms. Celebrating the best of British country life, behind the bar you will find an eclectic choice of delicious cask ales, local ciders, and fine wines.
The Crown & Thistle is a beautifully restored Grade II listed coaching inn, clustered around a cobbled courtyard, and framed by a 200-year-old wisteria. The pub has a collection of double, twin, four-poster, superior, and family en-suite bedrooms. Abingdon–on–Thames is a quaint market town nestled on the River Thames. Book a stay and explore nearby Oxford which is a 20-minute drive north.
The Globe first opened in 1788, and sits in the heart of Warwick on the corner of Theatre Street, between Warwick Castle and Market Place. They have 18 gorgeous, sympathetically designed bedrooms, each coming with luxurious en-suite bathrooms. Warwick is famous for its magnificent castle, historical charm, independent shops and the multitude of places to eat and drink.
The Kings Arms is a historic 18th century coaching inn, which sits on the edge of Berkhamsted’s vibrant and cultural high street. They have 14 gorgeous and characterful bedrooms, and are just a short stroll from the local train station, with direct trains to London taking around 40 minutes. Berkhamsted lies on the western edge of Hertfordshire, and borders the panoramic Chiltern Hills.
The King’s Arms sits in the idyllic village of Didmarton, nestled deep within the beautiful Cotswolds and bordering the Badminton Estate. Six miles south west of Tetbury, the pub has an elegant collection of cottages and bedrooms named after prize-winning hounds. Perfectly combining modern comfort with rustic elegance, this gorgeous bolthole is within easy reach of Bath, Bristol, and Cheltenham.
