With centuries of history behind its doors, the Hind’s Head has plenty of stories to tell. This lovingly restored 15th-century coaching inn sits in the Berkshire village of Aldermaston, surrounded by countryside yet conveniently placed for Reading, Newbury, and Basingstoke. Inside, historic character meets all the comforts of a modern country stay, with inviting spaces, comforting food, real ales and 15 characterful bedrooms. There is plenty waiting beyond the pub. The Kennet and Avon Canal and Wasing Estate provide opportunities for walking and exploring, while Highclere Castle, Newbury Racecourse, Basildon Park and The Vyne are all within easy reach. The M3 and M4 are conveniently accessible too.
The Hinds Head Aldermaston, Berkshire, RG7 4LX
- 15 bedrooms
- 15 bedrooms
Historic Coaching Inn made for Country Escapes
Facilties & Amenities
- Beer Garden
- Breakfast
- Craft Beer
- Dog Friendly Rooms
- Family Friendly
- Log Fires
- Parking
Bedrooms
After dinner and a last drink at the bar, 15 characterful bedrooms provide a comfortable place to rest your head. The Hind’s Head has retained the personality you would hope to find in a centuries-old coaching inn while adding the thoughtful comforts that make a country break feel properly relaxing. Bedrooms feature 1600-spring mattresses and plump pillows, en-suite bathrooms, a TV, and tea & coffee-making facilities. Double or twin configurations are available, making the inn suitable for couples, friends and individual travellers. Well-behaved dogs can stay in selected bedrooms, with prior acknowledgement and extra beds for children are also bookable on request – additional charges apply.
Food & Drink
Food at the Hind’s Head celebrates fresh, seasonal British produce. Menus change with the seasons, giving regular visitors something new to discover while keeping plenty of pub classics firmly in place. Expect Lemonade fish & chips, seasonal fish dishes, comforting classics, daily specials and gourmet bar snacks. Sundays bring the traditional roast into focus. There is just as much reason to spend time at the bar. Fuller’s cask-conditioned ales are a speciality, including the brewery’s famous London Pride, alongside a broader selection of beers and ciders. Wine drinkers have an extensive collection of bottles from around the world to explore, while premium spirits and cocktails provide plenty of alternatives when a pint is not on the agenda.
