The UK's Best Pubs With Rooms

With its constellation-themed rooms and views over the River Isis, Head of the River makes for a perfect Oxford hideaway. The pub with accommodation also features a large beer garden and is only a few minutes' walk from the city centre - making it perfect for exploring the gorgeous UK staycation destination.

Tucked away in the countryside is a boutique hotel and pub sporting eleven charming rooms and a menu featuring elevated British dishes. The King John Inn makes a perfect staycation and is even dog-friendly, so you don't have to leave your pooch behind. Soak up its character and delight in exceptional, comforting dishes like twice-baked cave-aged cheddar soufflé, Cameron Naughton's pork chop in a Thatchers cider and honey glaze, and more. 

You'll find The Fleet Inn in the Gloucestershire village of Twyning, right on the banks of the River Avon. This cosy boozer dates back to the 1800s, and boasts three bespoke bedrooms as well as a welcoming drinks and dining area.

Enjoy amazing views over the water, best appreciated from their expansive beer garden. While you're here, tuck into the likes of buttermilk fried chicken burgers, Brixham fishcakes or aubergine and chickpea curry.

Combining the allure of a country-look boozer with a location just outside of Bedford, d'Parys is a great pick when you need a cosy room for the night. You might even get a chance to try that stunning four-poster or free-standing bath, all with the glorious pub grub waiting to be munched downstairs.

As well as only being a short drive outside of London, Red Lion Hotel in Wendover is also great for a winter break, with a long list of British and seasonal dishes. Once you're done feasting on the likes of fish and chips and steaks, head up to one of the bedrooms of this former coaching inn for a simple but cosy stay.

A pub in Wandsworth, Spread Eagle Hotel is a great shout if you're looking for unique experiences. The venue offers formal dinners in the Garrett Dining Room, lunches in its lounge and fabulous pints to sink at the main bar.

Tie up your walking shoes, bring your pooch, and get ready for the ultimate country stay at White Buck Inn. The picturesque pub is stealing hearts with its oak-beamed ceilings, cosy rooms, whopping beer garden, and miles of walking thanks to its New Forest location.

After a base to explore the Cotswolds? Wild Thyme and Honey near Cirencester is the ideal staycation, thanks to modern yet country-feel rooms complete with free-standing tubs. Plus, The Crown at Ampney Brook below serves stunning gastro fare. 

Merging city cool with countryside quaint, The Orange Tree in Richmond has got all the charm of a UK country pub with rooms, but set in London. Close to Richmond Park and Kew Gardens, the hotel is great for a refuel after exploring, particularly with a large list of cask ales.

UK Pub accommodation doesn't come much cuter than Pilgrim Inn, the thatched roof stay on the edge of the New Forest. Interiors are just as 'grammable, think lots of dark wood, four-poster beds, and oak beams running across the ceiling.

In the scenic Peak District village of Ashford in the Water lies The Ashford Arms, a pub that perfectly captures the spirit of the area. Only a few miles from Bakewell, it's an excellent choice whether you're craving a post-walk pint, a comfortable place to stay, or a classic pub meal.

The pub's warm ambiance, featuring log burners and exposed stone alongside modern elements, creates a welcoming atmosphere that blends old-world charm with contemporary touches. Pair your meal with fine wines and local ales, and savour dishes like pheasant crown with blackberry and blue cheese mousse wrapped in pancetta, crispy beer-battered fish and chips with triple-cooked chips, and a selection of steaks. They even serve a delightful afternoon tea.

Step into the charm of The Castle Inn. Nestled in the scenic village of West Lulworth, this 16th-century pub offers award-winning ales, cosy rooms, and locally sourced cuisine in a picturesque setting.

With a delightful terraced garden and easy access to Lulworth Cove, it's perfect for a relaxing escape with a touch of Dorset's natural beauty. Visit for a delicious Sunday roast, or a hearty meal from a cracking menu featuring the likes of beer-battered fish and chops, honey-glazed ham and beef burgers. 

With two AA rosettes to its name, White Star in Southampton is one for the foodies. The gatro-pub with rooms has got enough to keep you from leaving the building for your entire stay, from fresh seafood in the kitchen to nautical themed bedrooms.

Found in Paisley, just a short drive from Glasgow, Abbey Inn is a lovely pub to stay the night. When you're not enjoying the lovely rooms? Head to the bar for drinks, mouthwatering food and sports screenings, with a spacious garden for those warm days.

Make your way to the picturesque location of Arundel in West Sussex, where you'll find the Swan Hotel. This is a gorgeous countryside pub with cosy rooms for you to stay in, situated close to the striking castle and lots of stunning nature.

The bar area features comfy booth seating and rustic wooden furniture, with some of the best cask ale around. Hungry? They're also cooking up hearty breakfasts, mains and Sunday roasts, and you can even bring your dog along.

Just 30 minutes from Glasgow and a great Scottish escape to the countryside, Tullie Inn in the village of Balloch sits on the edge of Loch Lomond. As well as 13 rooms to stay in, it's nearby to everything from scenic cruises to countryside walks, and Balloch Country Park and Castle.

At the pub itself? Uncover everything from steak and venison pies to slow-cooked lamb shank and beef rib, as well as trio roasts and vegetarian options on Sundays.

Located just a few miles from the coast and boasting 19 boutique rooms, Bull Hotel promises the perfect night's rest. All bedrooms are individually styled and have ensuite bathrooms, plus feature luxurious products to make you feel right at home.

A cosy boozer right in the heart of the Peak District National Park, The Maynard makes for a brilliant weekend away. They've got cosy rooms and an equally charming bar, as well as a beer garden where you can admire the beauty of the area.

Whether you're after a few drinks or a full meal, they've got it all here - think crispy chicken burgers, mezze platters and venison ravioli. They even offer breakfast and afternoon tea too.

Located in the charming village of Conder Green in Lancashire, The Stork Hotel is a friendly boozer that boasts traditional interiors, roaring log fires and a spacious beer garden that's ideal for the summer months. Plus, there are nine bespoke bedrooms here, complete with en-suite bathrooms.

Indulge in tasty pub fare like steak and venison pie, crispy plant-based burgers or sumptuous Sunday roasts, paired with cracking wines and beers from the bar.

Nestled in charming Hillingdon, the Red Lion Hotel blends historic character with modern comfort, making it a standout among the UK's best pubs with rooms. This traditional inn offers boutique-style accommodation with elegant interiors, fresh ales on tap, and a welcoming pub atmosphere. Whether you're staying for a weekend getaway or hosting guests after a private event in their Oak Room, the Red Lion provides a relaxing retreat just outside London.

To make the most of the Toon with an affordable yet slick stay, you'll want to hit up Great North Hotel. This is also a great space to stay after a wedding reception, baby shower or private function, so it serves many purposes in one.

If you're looking for a gorgeous weekend break with boutique rooms, then head to charming country pub The Falcon. This brilliant spot is situated in the picturesque Cotswolds town of Painswick, fronting traditional features and a huge dining room.

They serve a great choice of beer and some award-winning wines from Balfour Winery, as well as an extensive menu of locally sourced eats. Think fish and hand-cut chips, wood pigeon Wellington, butternut squash gnocchi and much more.

Looking for a charming country pub to stay at in Dorset? Bear Of Burton is a fantastic choice. Boasting a number of beaut boutique rooms, featuring fine Egyptian cotton sheets and lots of lovely added extras, it's a gorgeous spot to rest your head.

Thomas Hardy enthusiasts will find themselves in their element at this delightful spot in Dorset, which inspired The Sow and Acorn in Tess of the d'Urbervilles. The Acorn Inn is a beautiful 16th-century coaching inn nestled in the picturesque village of Evershot, conveniently located between Beaminster and Cerne Abbas. With ten elegant bedrooms and a restaurant that personifies the essence of a locally-focused gastropub, it's a true feast for the senses.

Nestled in the shadow of Winchester Cathedral, The William Walker is a quintessential English pub with rooms, blending history, style and comfort in equal measure. Step inside to find a polished brass-topped bar, nods to its diver heritage, and an atmosphere that's effortlessly welcoming, perfect for family gatherings, nights out with friends, or a quiet solo retreat.

The kitchen champions seasonal ingredients and thoughtful flavours, from fresh, lighter dishes and shareable plates to hearty pub classics and indulgent grills. The pub's lively calendar keeps spirits high, with live music every Friday and Saturday, quiz nights and special events throughout the year.

Fancy a mini staycation? In Norwich, The Hoste has plenty to offer including a classic and stylish pub inside its hotel. Perfect for weekends away, you can settle into this boozer for a few pints and scrumptious grub before heading off to bed.

Not only is Herne Hill's Half Moon home to a slap-up Sunday roast and stellar drinks list, but the South London pub also touts gorgeous suites that are ideal for a staycation in the city.

Tucked away in the scenic Weald of Kent, The Goudhurst Inn serves up a seasonal menu packed with pub favourites. They meld contemporary culinary methods with classic pub grub to dish out a menu that offers a mix of traditional favourites and sophisticated modern delights. And as if that's not enough, they also whip up homemade, stone-baked, sourdough pizzas.

Tucked away up yonder from Copthorne, The Old House Inn is overflowing with charisma. It was erected way back in the 16th century and boasts delightful features ranging from crisscrossed windows and a blazing log fire to exposed oak beams. Their six cosy bedrooms are decked out with fancy touches, plush bedding, and modern conveniences. So, whether you're jetting off from Gatwick Airport or chilling out for the weekend, this charming haunt extends a warm welcome to all, including your furry friend.

At The Swan Inn, everyone's welcome. This dog-friendly pub provides a relaxed environment where everyone can enjoy great food and drink. With a cosy interior and a lovely outdoor seating area, it's the perfect spot for a casual family outing.

Savour delicious dishes from the menu like venison steak and indulge in a well-deserved pint or a hearty meal. After a day of adventure in the surrounding countryside, The Swan Inn is the ideal place to gather and hunker down.

The Bridge Chertsey is a gorgeous riverside pub and hotel that's perfect for a little staycation in Surrey. It offers 47 stylish rooms, many of which boast pretty views of the Thames, as well as excellent food and drinks from its laid-back bar.

If you like oodles of history with your UK staycation, then The Lamb in Hindon should keep you entertained. Said to be a public house since the 12th century, the boozer now has 18 boutique bedrooms - all decorated individually (though we love the huge four-poster beds). And when you're not snoozing, make sure to check out the legendary Sunday roast.

A firm Balham staple, The Bedford is one of the area's most popular pubs. Not just a place for a pint and a bite to eat, the venue also boasts 15 boutique hotel rooms. Whether you're looking for somewhere to rest your head after a night of the venue's live music or comedy or are just keen on a cosy London staycation, you're in luck.

The Lamb Inn serves up comfort and elegance whether you're stopping by for a pint or staying the night. Its 17 individually designed bedrooms are packed with character, perfect for a long weekend - or even longer.

Behind the bar, you can expect well-kept ales, worldly wines and a cosy spot beneath its exposed beams to enjoy them. There's more to love in its two AA Rosette restaurant, from venison loin to herb-crusted oyster mushroom.

Found just outside Cambridge, The Crown & Punchbowl is a great pick of pubs with guest rooms for your next trip to the historic city. Make your weekend away a cosy affair and don't forget to grab drinks or British grub downstairs.

Located in Offington, in the Sussex countryside, Thomas A Becket is a charming countryside boozer with a relaxed but sophisticated feel. They've got cosy rooms to stay in, as well as a main bar filled with rustic wooden furniture, comfy leather booths and dark walls.

There's a beer garden for the summer months, and they host regular events too, from live music to quiz nights. Plus they've got a hearty menu on offer, featuring everything from streaky bacon cheeseburgers to chilli garlic prawns and caprese salad.

Located close to both Chew Valley Lake and Blagdon Lake and just a 15-minute drive from Bristol Airport, The Ring O' Bells is a top choice for traditional stays. The venue dates back to the 16th century, promising a traditional exposed brick fireplace and cosy bedrooms complete with with stunning views of the Mendip Hills AONB.

There's plenty to enjoy on their extensive menu, which ranges from maple and bacon beef burgers to pie of the week or aubergine and chickpea curry. Plus, you can wash it all down with award-winning beers.

The Wellington Arms in Hampshire is not only set in a grand white building, but the stunning and typically British look continues inside. Think cosy leather seating, modern rooms and the gastro pub food to match.

Hidden away in the Kent countryside, The Woolpack Tenterden, affectionately known as 'The Woolly' by regulars, is the ultimate cosy country pub. It offers snug rooms for overnight stays, along with a restaurant serving up classic comfort dishes. The 15th-century inn also has a sprawling beer garden and a separate bar for you to unwind in. Expect a menu packed with delights like flat iron steak with mushroom duxelles, and a baked Camembert perfect for sharing.

With a location in the picturesque Box Hill on the outskirts of Bath, with easy access to the Cotswolds, Corsham and Lacock, The Quarrymans Arms is the ideal country pub with rooms for a relaxing retreat. This traditional spot is charming with cosy bedrooms, open fires and original beams, as well as views over Bybrook Valley for that wow-factor.

Pop downstairs for a drink of Butcombe ales and craft beers, along with local cider and a diverse wine list. There's also a gastropub menu for when you fancy a meal after a day out visiting local sights.

Escape to The Dundas Arms in Kintbury, a riverside pub where you can relax with quality ales, traditional British dishes, and stunning views of the River Kennet and the Kennet and Avon Canal.

Tuck into the likes of Brixham crab and Old Winchester quiche, chicken shawarma flatbread and beer-battered fish and chips. With snug rooms and a beautiful garden perfect for dining or events, it's a gem in the heart of Berkshire.

Located in the picturesque village of St Mary Bourne Valley in Hampshire, The Bourne Valley Inn is all you could ask for from a country pub. Expect wooden beams on the ceilings, rustic furniture and exposed brick walls, as well as nine cottage-style bedrooms.

They offer a wide selection of award-winning beer, ale, wine and spirits, alongside a hearty food menu. Tuck into the likes of Brixham fish finger buns, bacon cheeseburgers, a rotating pie of the week and more.

Staines might not strike you as the first place to take a weekend break in the UK, but Swan Hotel is worth casting those doubts aside. Sat on the banks of the Thames, the 16th Century pub mixes traditional charm with modern touches, from open fireplaces in the downstairs dining area to free standing bath tubs in the bright rooms.

Situated in Kingsclere village in Hampshire, Bel & The Dragon is a classic countryside boozer that's always got a bustling vibe. The interiors feature exposed brick walls, wooden beams and a cosy fireplace - as well as a pretty beer garden that's great for summer.

This is great for a weekend away, and there's a cracking menu to make the most of too. Think Devon crab linguine, Norfolk chicken Milanese, truffle mac and cheese and so much more, paired with a wide range of drinks.

Boasting cosy bedrooms and a charming pub under one roof, the White Hart is a welcoming destination in Stockbridge. Ideal for a countryside escape, the interiors here are made up of exposed brick walls, wooden beams and traditional furniture.

As well as a wide variety of drinks, they've got a hearty menu to get stuck into. Think breaded scampi with triple-cooked chips, steak and ale pie or roast corn-fed chicken.

Alexander Pope is a cosy pub in Twickenham with 32 boutique bedrooms available. Located on the banks of the Thames, this is a great little spot for a weekend away, with a menu that serves British classics like pies and Sunday roasts.

The Windmill is a welcoming pub known for its friendly atmosphere and delectable cuisine. They prioritize using locally sourced, seasonal British ingredients to craft a menu that strikes a balance between modern and comforting. Guests can complement their meals with a selection of Balfour Wines and enjoy a stay in one of the recently refurbished bedrooms for a comfortable, home-like experience.

Looking for the ultimate country escape? In the beautiful village of Burford, The Bay Tree Hotel has just what you need.

Its elegantly decorated rooms are perfect for a weekend away or a longer break. Downstairs, its cosy, charming bar serves up local ales and fine wines in front of the open fire. When it's time to dine, the kitchen delivers sensational seasonal dishes, from confit duck leg to grilled seabream and epic Sunday roasts.

The Bird In Hand, a charming pub and hotel nestled in the heart of Knowl Hill, Berkshire, offers a delightful blend of history and hospitality. This former hunting lodge of King George III boasts warm, 14th-century features and a cosy atmosphere. With rustic beams, oak furnishings, and a crowd-pleasing menu, The Bird In Hand is a perfect spot to relax and enjoy a hearty meal or stay overnight in one of its 21 ensuite rooms. 

In the 1800s, The Orange: Belgravia Gastropub & Boutique Hotel was established as a brewery on the site of a former coffee house and is rumoured to have been named after William of Orange. Today, this expansive boozer spans four floors, providing an elegant destination for dining, drinking, socializing, and sleeping. From sizzling wood-fired pizzas and delightful pub lunches to a la carte offerings and the most epic Sunday roast in town, this boozer is the ultimate spot to chow down in Belgravia.

A country pub with rooms in Somerset, The Rising Sun is a lovely home from home destination that keeps its village pub feel while being tastefully decorated and modern. Expect a choice of six charming bedrooms, alongside a seasonal menu to fill up on before you head to bed and when you get up in the morning, with a focus on British classics and gastro grub.

The Stag on the River is the absolute definition of cosy pub with rooms in Surrey. With a history all the way back to the 17th century, this proper British pub, which sits alongside the River Wey for a picturesque setting, is perfect for British grub and resting your head.

Just steps from the North Berwick beach, The Law is perfect for a pint and a bed for the night after a coastal hike or a long, relaxing weekend away from the city.

Whatever brings you here, the menu is sure to make you stay. As you make your way through ales and worldly wines, you can tuck into burgers, loaded fries and plenty more pub grub classics.

Perched on the edge of the picturesque Eversley cricket green, The Frog & Wicket is a charming country pub that's packed full of history and character. It's a beloved local boozer, featuring wooden beams and cricket-themed decor, that also welcomes tourists thanks to its cosy bedrooms.

Sip award-winning ales, wines and premium spirits, as well as getting stuck into a delicious menu. We're talking venison sausages with creamed potato, brown butter chalk stream trout, pan-roasted vegetable gnocchi and much more.

The Grazing Goat, a charming six-floor pub in central London, boasts beautiful oak decor, grand fireplaces, and sash windows. Its name harks back to when Lady Portman's goats roamed the area. Whether you choose the front or back dining rooms, which fit 35 to 45 guests, you'll enjoy feasting packages, great tunes, and a lively atmosphere. For a more exclusive experience, you can also book the entire first floor or stay in one of eight boutique rooms.

If you're looking for a traditional pub with rooms in London, Sanctuary House should be on your list. Along with tasty food and real ales, the boozer is within walking distance of landmarks like Big Ben and the Thames.

Back in 1592, The Ship in the historic town of Rye set sail as a warehouse for contraband seized from swashbuckling smugglers. These days, it's transformed into a charming English country inn oozing with charm, offering up fresh, local grub from hearty pies and mash to their legendary fish and chips. Wash it all down with a top-notch wine selection, showcasing the best English vino from the prize-winning Balfour Winery. For those staying the weekend in Rye, kick back in one of their ten unique boutique rooms, each with its own flair and style.

Discover The King's Head in Hursley, where countryside charm meets classic pub hospitality. Set in a historic coaching inn, this warm and welcoming spot is perfect for a pint, a locally sourced meal, or even a relaxing weekend getaway.

With a menu that celebrates Hampshire ingredients (think fish tacos with breaded haddock, West End Farm pork ribeye and fillet of stone bass with heritage tomatoes) and cosy, cottage-style rooms, The King's Head is a true English gem.

The Peacock at Rowsley is a charming hotel in the Peak District that dates back to the late 1600s, when it was once a manor house. You'll find 15 bespoke bedrooms here, as well as an award-winning fine dining restaurant and a stunning garden that overlooks the river.

Whether it's dinner, Sunday lunch or even afternoon tea, you'll find what you're looking for in the food department. Think herb-fed chicken, Derbyshire sirloin steaks and hand-picked crab, to name just a few dishes.

Located in the charming village of Box, Wiltshire, The Northey Arms is a welcoming boozer that boasts a sunny beer garden and elegant interiors - think wooden furnishings, portraits on the walls and a traditional fireplace. Plus, there are 13 bespoke bedrooms to stay over in.

There's a great selection of ales, wines and spirits to choose from, as well as an extensive food menu. Tuck into wild mushroom gnocchi, Brixham market fish stew and a rotating pie of the week, as well as tasty Sunday roasts.

There are country pubs with rooms, and then there's The Bildeston Crown. This 15th-century Suffolk inn is part of the Nedging Hall Estate, and that connection runs through everything - the venison on your plate was shot on the estate, the vegetables came from a kitchen garden less than a mile away, and the menus change with whatever the land is doing that season.

Executive chef Greig Young, who joined in 2024, has the kind of CV that spans Scotland, Australia and New Zealand, but his cooking here is rooted firmly in Suffolk - honest, seasonal and seriously good. And when it comes to resting your head, all rooms are classically designed with enough comfort to make them feel like a home away from home. Downstairs, the bars are cosy with real fires and vintage knick-knacks across the shelves, plus there are courtyards and terraces for when the weather plays ball, and we can't shout about the atmospheric dining room and standout food enough.

If you're after a cosy countryside escape just outside Salisbury, The Great Bustard is where it's at. Imagine walking into a snug pub with crackling fires and comfy armchairs, then stepping through to a sleek, light-filled restaurant that's totally laid-back but still classy.

The food? Head Chef Jordan Taylor leads the kitchen, with his two-star Michelin credentials and all, and he's pulling in the best local produce: estate-grown vegetables, game, wood-fired pizzas, proper roasts, even trout from nearby streams, to create morish, modern British plates. To make the most of the experience, stay the night in one of ten stylish rooms (some even dog-friendly), stock up at the on-site farm shop, chill with a spa treatment, or book a snug evening in the private dining room.

Few country pubs get it as right as The Duncombe Arms in Ellastone. With its 1850s charm, flickering fires, and rustic-meets-elegant interiors, it's the sort of place that makes you want to cosy up and take in the countryside.

The Michelin Bib Gourmand–awarded menu, led by Head Chef Scott Law, celebrates the best of British produce, while the drinks list is equally well-curated. When it's time to turn in, head to Walnut House next door, where ten boutique rooms await with country-chic décor and plenty of comfort, from £195 per night.

There is something deeply romantic about a building that has seen eight centuries of winters. The Old Bell Hotel, standing proudly in the honey-hued heart of Malmesbury, is the kind of place made for hermiting in style. The 34 rooms are masterclasses in texture, featuring everything from heritage beams to the latest Dyson and Smeg gadgets in the new Townhouse Suites.

The transition from the sun-drenched Garden Room to the velvet-clad corners of the Tyger Bar makes it easy to lose an entire afternoon without ever stepping outside. However, the real showstopper is dinner at Abbey Row, serving locally sourced Wiltshire produce.

For those who believe a getaway should be centred around the table, The Bower House in Shipston-on-Stour is a destination of note. This Georgian gem has garnered acclaim for its culinary prowess, anchored by head chef Leo Kattou. Kattou's approach transforms local ingredients into imaginative à la carte dishes, such as beef tartare with oyster and caviar, and a towering banana soufflé. 

The experience extends seamlessly upstairs, where the townhouse's original character is preserved across five distinct guest rooms. With rates starting from £120 per night, the accommodation feels like an extension of a private home, featuring bespoke furnishings designed for deep calm.