4.2/5

(1,329 reviews)

The inn is named after the gate that once led into Leeds Castle Park in the mid nineteenth century. Leeds Castle has been home to royalty, lords and ladies for over a thousand years. Park Gate was a s

4.4/5

(2,311 reviews)

The Swan Holme is situated very near the city of Lincoln, which has its roots in Roman times. At one point Lincoln Castle was the northern-most frontier of the Roman Empire, guarding a city with fine

4.1/5

(2,123 reviews)

With its name taken from the pond which it sits on, the Fisher's Pond provides a tranquil location. Originally planned as part of a garden city, the area was declared a green belt in 1937 and further

4.0/5

(1,436 reviews)

The building which is now The Grange Farm is about 150 years old, as the name suggests the land on which we stand was originally an agricultural smallholding. It was through the brewing of locally gro

4.2/5

(1,817 reviews)

The Lion has been a popular spot in Farningham since the 16th Century when it was the entertainment centre of the village. Even in the 18th Century the then named Black Lyon, was the venue for all the important village meetings.

4.4/5

(1,156 reviews)

During the 18th century we were known as The Marquis of Granby, a military hero of the period. Our current name comes from The Packes, a prestigious Victorian family of land-owners from Leicester. Cha

4.3/5

(1,111 reviews)

The pub was originally two farm labourers cottages. They were brought by Charlie Bowyer and family who were builders by trade and they converted the two cottages into one. The family built a lot of ho

4.2/5

(1,486 reviews)

The site on which the inn stands was the Brooker farmhouse, which was originally known as a building called 'Feveralds' or 'Brewers' which had belonged to the Reynolds family 300 years ago. The date t

3.9/5

(1,273 reviews)

The Fox and Raven has not always been a public house. The inn is listed in the 1851 directory of Springfield as the Barnes Farm farmhouse. Springfield took its name from the numerous springs in the ar

4.2/5

(2,272 reviews)

The Boat Inn has served the local community of Sprotborough for centuries, dating back as far as 1652 where one of our most famous guests, Sir Walter Scott was said to write a tract of the novel Ivanh