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This generally comes at a lower cost than staying at a small hotel, making pubs with accommodation the ideal alternative for a short break. Throughout the South East you will find some of the best examples of these delightful rural inns.
Where else could you check in for the night where you will find such charming surroundings, a good pint of real ale on tap, great food, a comfortable night’s sleep and stunning views to wake up to the next morning, and all under one roof? Pubs like the Queens Arms in East Garston and the Stag on the River in Eashing, are just a couple of the great pubs with accommodation that can provide all this and more. We have carefully selected these hidden gems for their quality and what defines a Great Country Pub.
If you and your loved one are contemplating escaping the hustle and bustle of city life for a Romantic Getaway, or maybe even taking it one or two steps further and looking for that perfect Wedding Venue, certain Great Country Pubs can offer you enough romance to last a life time.
Do you enjoy delving into England’s wonderful past or appreciate historic buildings? Then one of our characterful inns is for you, where there is many a ghostly Story to Tell? Or perhaps you prefer to get out and explore the South East’s stunning countryside during a more invigorating Active Weekend. Choose a Great Country Pub and you'll find just what you are looking for.
In a great location for anyone using the Wightlink car ferry, this lovely mock-Tudor building houses a stylish, yet comfortable bar area with a friendly traditional atmosphere.
This is horse-racing country and it’s not just the stables that house pure-breeds; this picturesque 18th-century inn is as authentic as they come.
While this former brewery building still retains many of its endearing Georgian features outside, inside it has been cleverly transformed into a sparkling continental-style gastropub with comfy...
A whitewashed Georgian gem’ is the best way to describe this sophisticated village pub set in the stunning Sussex countryside.
In the charming hilltop village of Iden, just five minutes drive from Rye, this traditional country inn dates back, in parts, to 1107. Views over the village green conjure up the idyllic village-inn...
Contributing to an idyllic quintessential village scene, this pretty whitewashed pub boasts a glorious riverside beer garden that provides a tranquil setting in keeping with the rural area.
Standing in the picturesque village of Beaulieu in the New Forest, Monty’s is owned by, and adjacent to, the elegant Montagu Arms Hotel.
Overlooking the Solent, this super island pub lords it from its idyllic seafront location. The sky-blue stone building in which The Boat House is housed generates a welcoming impression and inside...
In an area of outstanding natural beauty right on the banks of the River Kennet and the Kennet and Avon Canal, this welcoming whitewashed inn has provided sustenance for hungry and thirsty travelers...
In association with Ascot Racecourse. Ascot Farmers' Market takes place in Car Park 3 with the striking backdrop of Ascot Racecourse Grandstand to...
The biggest Beer Festival in East Sussex returns to Eastbourne’s Winter Garden each October. Try from a range of over 150 real cask ales on tap,...
Battle Farmers' Market takes place at Abbey Green on the third Saturday of each month 9am til 1pm. There is a lively mix of stalls including...
