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Greene King Inns offer a classic British experience. From countryside hideaways to coastal escapes and market town favourites, these pubs with rooms put you in the perfect spots to explore and relax.
These short breaks are perfect all year round, from watching sunsets on the coastlines of Devon to cosying up by the fireplace in Cheshire. There are over 100 hotels across the UK that have been part of local communities for more than two centuries.
Greene King is the UK's largest pub retailer and brewer, with over 2,700 pubs, restaurants, and hotels, including Greene King Inns.
During your stay, you can explore a range of selected wines, ales and craft beers. Sample the hotel’s menu of comforting pub classics and seasonal dishes in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere with a cosy double or twin room for a great night’s sleep.
Pubs with rooms create a home from home experience, making it easier for families to adapt to last minute travel plans. It is designed to make rooms feel more relaxed and cosier compared to a traditional hotel stay, where every room feels the same. Greene King Inns offers comfort with character, dining and and great experience linked with its location.
Also, compared to traditional hotels, Greene King inns are dog friendly, allowing you to create memories with the whole family and your four legged friend.
From classics like fish & chips and steak & Ale pie to Hunter's Chicken and a traditional Sunday roast, there's something for everyone, from waterside pubs to pubs with a carvery.
Couples
Families
Walkers & Outdoor Lovers
Weekend getaway
Market Town Greene King Inns
Governors House, Cheadle Hulme (near Manchester): Stylish pub & rooms with botanical décor, close to local markets, Bramhall Park and Quarry Bank countryside.
Mill on the Soar, Broughton Astley (near Leicester): Riverside inn with cosy rooms, nice meals and options for shopping at Fosse Park or relaxing walks by the River Soar.
Chase Hotel, Nuneaton (Warwickshire): A Victorian style pub with rooms and gardens, ideal for exploring local attractions like Twycross Zoo, Drayton Manor or town center walks.
The Cocked Hat, Binley Woods (near Coventry): A Charming country inn with gardens, great for nature walks, nearby parks, shopping and family fun at water parks.
The Bridge Inn, Port Sunlight (near Liverpool): A Historic Victorian pub with modern rooms in a small village, perfect for exploring Liverpool's culture and local heritage
Countryside Greene King Inns
Woolpack, Beckington (Somerset): A 12 bedroom village pub in picturesque Beckington, ideal for romantic getaways, walking holidays or exploring nearby Frome with its markets and arts scene.
Hunters Hall Inn, Kingscote (Cotswolds): Traditional stone country inn with open fire bar, cosy rooms and great walking routes nearby plus it’s dog friendly too.
Hartwood Hall, Chorley (Lancashire): Well-located gateway near Manchester, Liverpool, Leeds and Blackpool; comfy rooms, classic breakfasts, and countryside walks close by.
Dog & Partridge, Bury St Edmunds (Suffolk): Stylish, comfortable rooms in the historic market town; close to theatres, abbey ruins, gardens, shops and cafés.
Dartbridge Inn, Buckfastleigh (Devon): On the edge of Dartmoor National Park with riverside views; great for nature walks, wildlife attractions and family activities.
Coastal Greene King Inns
Southbourne (near Bournemouth): Relax on its Blue Flag beach, enjoy paddleboarding and clifftop walks. Stay at the Spyglass and Kettle with sea views and a friendly pub atmosphere.
Poole (Dorset): A seaside town with Sandbanks Beach and sailing on Poole Harbour. The Antelope Inn combines history with comfort.
Barnstaple (North Devon): A Historic market town close to Saunton Sands and Croyde Bay beaches. The Cedars Inn allows easy access to the coast and trails.
Ryde (Isle of Wight): Sandy beaches and seaside pier walks. The Ryde Castle Hotel sits right on the seafront with great views.
Beer (East Devon): A peaceful fishing village on the Jurassic Coast. The Anchor Inn combines coastal charm, sea views and tasty seafood.
If you’re wondering if there’s a Greene King near me and you’re not in the countryside or by the sea, there are over 100 locations across the UK so you won’t be too far from one.
A Greene King short stay voucher comes with a complimentary breakfast, offering prices for stays of one to two nights.
Depending on the location of your stay, you will have access to: free WiFi, flatscreen TV, tea and coffee facilities, en-suite bathrooms and an easy checkout to end your stay.
Breakfast (times vary on location)
Mon-Fri: 7 am to 9/10 am
Sat-Sun: 8 am to 10 am
Evening meals
Mon-Sat: Served until 9/10 pm
Sun: Served until 8/9 pm
(All bookings are subject to availability. Bookings should be made 6-8 weeks in advance).
What is a Greene King Inn?
A Greene King Inn is a traditional pub with rooms, offering comfortable accommodation alongside a welcoming pub serving great food and drink, all in one place.
Why should I choose a Greene King Inn over a hotel?
Greene King Inns offer a warmer, more personal experience than large hotels. Each inn has its own character, with friendly staff, local knowledge, and a relaxed pub atmosphere.
Where are Greene King Inns located?
They’re found across the UK, including countryside locations, market towns, coastal areas, and city edges, ideal for short breaks and stopovers.
What are the rooms like?
Rooms are clean, modern, and comfortable, designed for a great night’s sleep with everything you need for a relaxing stay.
Is food and drink available on site?
Yes, every Greene King Inn has an on-site pub or restaurant serving classic pub dishes, seasonal menus, and a wide range of drinks. Breakfast is available with many bookings.
Are Greene King Inns good for couples and families?
Absolutely, they’re well suited to couples, families, solo travellers, and business guests, offering a welcoming and relaxed environment.
Can I bring my dog?
Many Greene King Inns offer dog friendly rooms, so that you can enjoy your stay with your four legged companion. Availability varies by location.
Is parking available?
Many inns offer free on site parking, making travel easy and stress free. Always check the individual inn details when booking.
Are Greene King Inns suitable for short breaks?
Yes. Greene King Inns are ideal for overnight stays, weekend breaks, and two night escapes, offering a relaxed base after a day of exploring.
Do Greene King Inns offer accessible rooms?
Some locations provide accessible rooms and facilities. It’s best to check the individual inn’s details or contact the team before booking.
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