Inns in Marlow

There are few villages in the United Kingdom that can lay claim to the natural beauty of Hambleden. Nestled into the Chiltern Hills, between Henley and Marlow and just up from the River Thames, Hambleden can only be described as quintessentially British. Benefitting from the care of the Culden Faw Estate and the protection of The National Trust, the village is one that time forgot, with few changes over the last century.

Lovingly restored by The Estate under the auspices of heritage architect, Ptolemy Dean, The Stag & Huntsman maintains the old world charm of a village pub. With a focus towards the local community the myriad of small and cosy drinking and eating spaces within the pub, the nine bedrooms and the pretty garden provide a resting place and watering hole for those who travel further distances to the village.

The recent works have maintained the old fashioned charm, while bringing greater comforts to those staying or coming to eat with us. The Public Bar will maintain its ‘local’ charm with a wide and varied selection of local ales. The menu will be one of pub favourites with a strong emphasis on local and Estate produce and with a large variety of game when in season.

Whilst we don't quite have photos for you yet, we do know what we're calling the rooms; Henley Hill, Long Innings, The Seat, The Pit, The Reservoir, Pallbach, Chestnuts, Cannon Wood and Black Bush - all so called after drives on the Estate shoot.

We look forward to welcoming everyone back after our opening in May. Let your imagination run wild…