4.4/5

(408 reviews)

The Crown & Horns is a beautifully renovated and refurbished country inn nestled in the heart of West Berkshire's racing countryside.

4.3/5

(142 reviews)

The Borough Arms is a friendly neighbourhood pub in the historic market town of Hungerford, frequented by locals and visitors alike. It’s deceptively spacious inside with comfortable seating for you to relax and enjoy your favourite tipple or meal.

4.7/5

(204 reviews)

The Seven Stars Inn is a 17th Century thatched pub in the heart of the beautiful Pewsey Vale. With original wooden beams and open fires, the pub attracts many locals from the surrounding villages in a

4.6/5

(62 reviews)

Great food made with the best local ingredients where possible, cooked to perfection & served in a welcoming & relaxed atmosphere.

4.5/5

(292 reviews)

The Downgate is every bit the quintessential British country pub. Set on the edge of the Port Down common, the Downgate's decor is sympathetic to its stunning setting.

4.2/5

(643 reviews)

As far as ideal locations go, hotels in Hungerford don’t get much better situated than The Three Swans; the most central and iconic hotel in this delightful old market town.

4.1/5

(95 reviews)

It might look like a sleepy, traditional pub on the outside, but step inside and the atmosphere comes alive. One of the best pubs in Hungerford, The Railway Tavern is also one of the only live music venues in the area; it's the place to be on Friday and S

17th Century Grade II listed village pub and restaurant previously called Tything Man. The interior was renovated in 2006 after a lengthy period of decline and is now once more a friendly and pleasant

4.5/5

(551 reviews)

The John O'Gaunt Free House and Brewpub is a listed 16th century building which has been sympathetically restored, keeping many original features. It is steeped in charm and situated in the heart of the historic town of Hungerford.