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This characterful 18th century coaching inn in the heart of the cobbled streets of Winchester has long been a popular watering hole for locals and visitors. Enjoy a cosy atmosphere sitting in the wooden bar with open fire or dine in the restaurant area, spread throughout a series of inter-connecting rooms. Pewter and ceramic tankards are strung across the doorways and ceiling with quirky pictures lining the walls. Food is robust, flavoursome and nicely presented to you at mismatched wooden tables with chairs and benches. Upstairs, overnight guests might need to duck under low beams and cross creaky floorboards to reach their room. All rooms are individually decorated with antique furnishings in keeping with the traditional feel. The comfortable beds are made with quality linen and each room is equipped with an adjoining bathroom, some with roll top tubs.
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Great walks
Golf
Learning
Local markets
Cycling
Pet friendly
Restrictions on children
Restaurant
Artworks
Full of character
Good wine list
Gourmet
Intimate
Four poster beds
Charming
Traditional
Boutique
Quirky
Antiques
Inn
Historic
Pet friendly
Well behaved dogs are allowed in certain roomsRestrictions on children
Children not permitted.Bar
Restaurant
Fireplace
Walking distance restaurants
Outdoor dining
Private dining room
Not suitable for disabled guests
Good wine list
Parking
Wifi
Four poster beds
Suites
Garden
Sights nearby
Other Activities
Great walks
Golf
Learning
Local markets
Cycling
Open one of the handsome Georgian bow doors into the Wykeham Arms, on the corner of Canon Street and Kingsgate Street in Winchester, and out floats the reassuring aroma of 250 years of slap-up meals served to hungry college boys, visiting parents, locals and no doubt the odd cathedral cleric.
Originally published by The Telegraph
Originally published by Good Hotel Guide
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