This lovely old pub sits on the river Windrush, with the village cricket pitch beyond, while wisteria wanders across the golden stone in spring.
Settle in the snug or out in the garden with a good book and a coffee, or chat in the bar.ĭoubles from £122, lunch/dinner from £17, .uk/thebrisleybell The Swan, Oxfordshireįree-range bantam chickens strut in the garden, a pint of Hooky waits at the bar. You’ll want to stay for lunch and dinner – the French chef’s hearty pub fare attracts plenty of locals. Starters from £5, mains from £10, .uk/pubs/thecrownatpantygelli The Brisley Bell, Norfolk (Photo: Sawdays/Steve Adams)Īmelia and Marcus have transformed a derelict 17th-century pub overlooking the village common into a handsome inn with two stylish dining rooms and a book-lined garden room. Bring the dog after a morning walk and warm up with hearty pub classics such as steak and ale pie or fish and chips. On the edge of the Brecon Beacons National Park you will find this whitewashed building with tables and umbrellas outside and hanging baskets framing a slate-roofed porch. If you stay, you will sleep in quiet bedrooms – and enjoy a hearty breakfast.ĭoubles from £90, lunch from £5.95, mains from £9.95, .uk/thefleeceinn The Crown at Pantygelli
On sunny days spill out in to the well-tended garden, which has a good play area.
Black Sheep Bitter and three other local beers are on tap, and chef Ian Manning creates honest dishes with minimal fuss. Look forward to a fresh and cheery welcome, with gleaming furniture, fresh flowers in jugs and helpful staff.
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