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The Woolpack Inn is the fulcrum of one of England’s tiniest hamlets, in the picturesque Candover valley, and is surrounded by farmland. The seven comfortable bedrooms are in a separate building alongside the Inn and the style is rustic/country pursuit-chic exuding an elegant charm. Each room (which is named after a game bird) has a gun cabinet, Bramley toiletries and some feature exposed stone and brickwork and super fluffy bed covers. Dogs are allowed in all rooms at no extra charge. Downstairs is the Dining Room, which overlooks a courtyard where more can be accommodated al fresco. The emphasis is on locally sourced game and fish and there are always ‘daily specials’. There is also a private dining room for up to 12 people, which has a humidor and outside smoking terrace, where shooters and fishers can regale each other with tales of ‘the one that got away’. Other attractions include a (pink clothed) pool table, a selection of real ales, an outdoor childrens’ playground and acres of parking. Families could not want for more on a Summer’s evening. This country inn is well worth the detour.
Active Holiday
Romantic Break
Other Activities
Great walks
Child friendly
Restaurant
Fishing
Views
Pet friendly
Sights nearby
Village
Cycling
Full of character
Good wine list
Less £
Kids Club
Free wifi
Romantic
Charming
Traditional
Inn
Rooms
7 rooms in this hotelChild friendly
Weekly Kids Club with loads of different activities and special Children's menuRestaurant
The Woolpack Inn offers fresh seasonal menus featuring local game and troutViews
Wonderful views over rolling hills and the beautiful Candover valleyPet friendly
Dog blankets provided and there is no charge for four legged friendsBar
A wide selection from real alesBilliard/pool table
Private dining room
Outdoor dining
In room DVD
Fireplace
Good wine list
Parking
Kids Club
Free wifi
Wifi
Suites
Other Activities
Great walks
Fishing
Sights nearby
Cycling
"Anyone looking for a cosy place to stay with their dog: canines are warmly welcomed, including in the pub, by the jovial staff."
Originally published by The Telegraph
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