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Pub info
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This month's top pubs
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Accommodation
Here's a selection of pubs with decent rooms to stay
This one's proved to be a safe bet over the years, managing to exist as a popular Young's house whilst the nearby pubs in Brook Green evolved into gastropubs. However, this one's now received its Young's upgrade and the result is akin to many of the other Young's refits we've had over the last...
This pub can't quite seem to find its niche. There's no doubting its beauty, the elegant gold decorations on the ceiling and original wooden features are lovely. And the recent facelift of novelty items in the windows and new furniture really lift the place. However, something is missing on the...
Named after Issak Walton's fishing chum, this 18th century establishment is the sort of old fashioned village inn that, through economic necessity is forced to be as many things to as many people as possible. Without the hotel guests - walkers, anglers (well of course) and the other types you'd...
Some might describe the Guy Fawkes Inn as a tourist trap, but if all tourist traps were as elegant and authentic as this, we'd be happy reviewers. Sitting in the shadow of York Minster, this ancient property is the birthplace of Guy Fawkes, hence the name. Rather than fill the place with...
Apparently Ashford's oldest inn, being in the region of 500 years old (at least according to the official web site), the George Hotel is a handsome building slap bang in the town centre. The web site also proclaims that "it has been suggested that the amazing oak beams which form the structure of...
This pub is another well-kept secret in the middle of the Surrey Hills. Probably best known by walkers who use it as a base to scale the nearby Leith Hill, The Plough is fabulous. One of the biggest draws for us is the pubs own microbrewery, The Leith Hill Brewery, brewers of three cracking ales...
Situated in the quiet, friendly village of Torver, just outside Coniston, the Church House Inn is nigh on perfect. It dates back to the 15th century and not a lot has changed. The low-beamed ceiling (with coins jammed into the fissures in the wood), flag-stoned bar houses a mishmash of furniture...
In an area of natural beauty, it's sadly commonplace to find pubs content to assume that no matter how badly they run their business, new tourists will come back next year and so the cycle continues. The Falgate Inn definitely doesn't fit into this category. Located about half a mile from the...
The Bull Hotel is a charming, historic high street coaching inn and has been since 1580. OK, the hoteliers have got their hands on it and upgraded it here and there but there's still the feeling inside of an old higgledy-piggledy pub with lots of rooms here and there. The 'pub' and hotel are kept...
It's no surprise that the Harbourmaster Hotel features prominently in Welsh tourism advertising. It's a handsome, brightly painted building in a picture postcard perfect location, an attractive image that's a must for any holiday brochure. But in this case, the looks are not deceiving and it is a...
This is a Cask Marque approved pub, which means you can be assured you'll be served an excellent pint!
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