The Cross Keys Inn Andover (England)

'National Country Pub of the Year 2010' awarded by The Good Pub Guide, The Cross Keys Inn was built in the early eighteenth century and turned into an ale house only a few years later. We are situated on the top of a hill in an area of outstanding natural beauty amidst some of the best countryside and with one of the finest views from any pub in the south of England. Relaxed and welcoming atmosphere making us a popular choice for business travelers, weekend breaks and locals. There are many local attractions within a short drive including Stonehenge, The Hawk Conservancy, Andover Iron Age Museum, Thruxton Race Circuit, and the Museum of Army Flying. We are also fortunate to have some of the best walking, riding and cycling routes in the area. We are open for lunch and dinner Tuesday through to Sunday Lunch, with all dishes freshly prepared. To accompany either a light lunch or more indulgent evening meal we offer Cask Marque accredited real ales including local breweries such as Hop Back (Salisbury), Three Castles (Pewsey), Anwell Brewery (Basingstoke) and a varied wine list. We are a family and pet friendly pub and have recently built a new children's playground as well as offering a child's menu and smaller roast portions during Sunday Lunch. Accommodation is available in our four en-suite letting rooms either for a mid-week business trip, a quiet weekend break or a family get away with full English breakfast included.