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The White Hart Arkells Pub Group
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1 Twin Bed and 1 Double Bed Layout - Bedroom Internet - Free WiFi Entertainment - Digital channels and DVD p…
2 Twin Beds Bathroom - Towels Comfort - Daily housekeeping Non-Smoking
1 Double Bed Layout - Bedroom Internet - Free WiFi Entertainment - Digital channels Food & Drink - Coffe…
1 King Bed Layout - Bedroom Internet - Free WiFi Entertainment - Digital channels Food & Drink - Coffee/…
1 Double Bed Entertainment - Cable channels Food & Drink - Coffee/tea maker Sleep - Bed sheets Bathroom -…
1 King Bed Bathroom - Towels Comfort - Daily housekeeping Need to Know - No cribs (infant beds) or rollaway/ex…
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Restaurants nearby
- Goat On The RoofBib A former bank is now this bright and airy restaurant where plenty of natural light floods in through the large windows. There's an understated elegance to the décor and the counter is the place to sit if you want to discuss the concise yet quality wine list with the enthusiastic team. The appealingly varied cooking offers sharing plates that draw inspiration from multiple sources but are rooted in the British larder. The fish 'gilda' snack is a prime example, offering plenty of flavour in the harmonious combination of trout, quail egg and smoked haddock.19.1km
- Pulpo NegroBib Standing outside this whitewashed Georgian townhouse, you’re in a Hampshire market town; step inside and you’re in the heart of Spain. Barcelona-born Andres Alemany has brought all the authentic flavours of his homeland to the UK, along with a terrific buzz that’s entirely befitting of a popular tapas bar. The classics like boquerones and tortillas are executed with great skill and offered at a sensible price, while the blackboard menu of wood-fired specials allow you to push the boat out a bit. A good choice of Spanish wines serves to enhance the experience.19.8km
- Malverleys Tucked away in what is surely one of England’s prettiest hamlets, dining here is like stumbling upon a hidden slice of paradise. Surrounded by beautifully kept grounds but also their own farm, the restaurant sits inside a gorgeous farmhouse alongside a bakery and shop. Take your seat in the dining room in full view of the open kitchen and feast on the seasonal dishes that make great use of the wood-fired oven. Grilled spatchcock quail with cherries from the estate is a prime example, succulent and full of gamey flavour.14.1km
- The Woolpack Inn Embedded within the Hampshire countryside, this attractively restored 18th-century inn offers the complete package when exploring the area. Outside is a market garden that supplies the kitchen and upstairs are stylish bedrooms named after game birds. You may find such birds on the seasonal menu too, which offers clean, controlled cooking utilising high-quality ingredients. If it’s on the menu, don’t miss out on the terrific Portland crab agnolotti with a deep, rich bisque. The friendly team offer warm, genuine hospitality that really puts you at ease.14.9km
- The Avenue When visiting The Avenue, it would be a good idea to arrive early and explore some of the 60-acre grounds surrounding Lainston House, a fine 17th-century country manor. Inside, the two-roomed restaurant plays host to a detailed tasting menu with a twist, which allows diners to choose the starter, main course and dessert, while the smaller ‘in between’ courses are fixed. The cooking is intricate and complex, allowing the chefs to show off their technical skills. Add a wine pairing to make an occasion of your visit.16.6km
- Greyhound on the Test The picturesque town of Stockbridge plays host to this striking mustard-coloured pub with low beams, elegant décor and a wood-burning stove. The chatty team deliver appealing modern British dishes crafted from local produce. Homely bedrooms and a mile of River Test fishing rights complete the picture.16.9km
- Wellington Arms At this smart cream pub they have their own herb and vegetable beds, keep sheep, pigs, chickens and bees, and source the rest of their meats from within 20 miles. Menus feature 6 dishes per course – supplemented by a selection of specials – and cooking is generous and satisfying. Smart, rustic bedrooms come with slate floors, sheepskin rugs and big, comfy beds.17.3km
- Chesil Rectory This double-gabled wattle and daub house dates from the 15C and its hugely characterful interior takes in heavy beams and a large inglenook fireplace. Classically based dishes are informed by local, seasonal produce and given a modern twist by the experienced team. Service is friendly.19.0km
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Attractions nearby
- Winchester Cathedral cathedral in Winchester, Hampshire, England, UK18.9km
- Winchester Castle Grade I listed castle in Winchester, United Kingdom18.8km
- Venta Belgarum town in Roman Britain which became Winchester18.7km
- Wolvesey Castle Grade I listed castle in Winchester, Hampshire, England, UK19.1km
- Danebury Hill Camp hillfort in Hampshire, England, UK17.5km
- Old Minster former Anglo-Saxon cathedral for the diocese of Wessex18.9km
- Wherwell Abbey Benedictine nunnery in Hampshire, England, UK10.2km
- New Minster, Winchester royal Benedictine abbey founded in 901 in Winchester in the English county of Hampshire18.9km
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