The Swan Inn, Barton Stacey is a 300 year old restored coaching inn and billed as an idylic village pub. It's a good old traditional boozer and in the summer, you can sit outside. In winter, you can warm yourself up by the big open fire.
There's a large restaurant serving pub favourites, like cod and chips. Real ales are available, and a Winchester brew called Saxon Bronze - from Alfred's Brewery - is a popular choice.
If you drink too much Saxon Bronze to continue with your journey, you can also stay at the Travelodge on the A303, which is about 5 minutes away. Then after brekkie, you're only half an hour's drive from Stonehenge.
Address: The Swan Inn, Barton Stacey, Winchester, Hampshire SO21 3RL
Bar opening hours: See website for details (note the pub is closed Mondays and has varying times throughougt the week for bar and kitchen times).
Directions from A303: Follow signs to Bransbury, then Barton Stacey (it's just a couple of miles off the A303)
Toilets: Yes
Refreshments: Yes (always best to reserve tables for food)
Wi-Fi: Yes (free)
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