The Griffin Inn is perched in the picture-perfect village of Fletching and is the sort of country pub that makes a weekend away feel properly removed from everyday life. This Grade II-listed pub has roots stretching back to the 16th century, with cosy fireplaces, oak beams, period details and plenty of character around every corner. Outside, its expansive garden opens onto sweeping views across the Ouse Valley, affectionately known locally as the ‘Sussex Serengeti’. There are 13 beautifully styled bedrooms above and alongside the pub, fusing historic quirks with comfortable modern touches. Food is very much part of the experience, so expect comforting classics and more refined dishes that follow the seasons. Fletching itself is surrounded by some of East Sussex’s most beautiful countryside, making this pub particularly appealing for walking breaks. Ashdown Forest and the Bluebell Railway are close by, while Lewes makes a rewarding day out.
Griffin Inn Fletching, East Sussex, TN22 3SS
- 13 bedrooms
- 13 bedrooms
Historic charm and glorious Ouse Valley views
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Stay Packages & Offers
Take a look at the hand-picked stay packages for all things eat and sleep at this Youngs pub.
Facilties & Amenities
- Beer Garden
- Breakfast
- Dog Friendly Rooms
- Family Friendly
- Gastro Pub
- Log Fires
- Parking
Bedrooms
Each of The Griffin Inn’s 13 bedrooms have been beautifully designed and are packed with bucketfuls of olde-worlde charm and modern comforts. Choose from Cosy, Comfy, and Snug bedrooms. Each en-suite room comes with Bramley toiletries, a snack basket, tea & coffee making facilities, and WiFi access. Dogs are welcome on request, with prior acknowledgement directly with the pub in some rooms, whilst others are family friendly.
Food & Drink
The Griffin serves proper feel-good food. Enjoy nostalgic pub classics, seasonal signature dishes, and a traditional roast on Sundays. Guests can enjoy hearty breakfasts, relaxed lunches, and elegant sit-down evening dining paired with carefully selected wines, house cocktails, and local ales. The pub’s warm atmosphere and seasonal menus make it a firm favourite with locals.
