Crown & Horns

Fantastic find Lovely food and everyone extremely friendly Will definitely stay again

Took the family for dinner. Unfortunately they seemed to of had kitchen issues, calling in another chef after we had ordered. As much as the meal was reasonable at best. The excruciating long delay spoilt the evening. Whilst a round of drinks was welcome on the house, did not cut the mustard. The establishment had recently changed hands we believe. Will return at a much later date, when hopefully things will be a better experience. Here’s hoping ….

Brilliant time, lovely food, landlady fantastic. Warm, welcoming , we will back. Sarah is the new publican and she deserves a pat on the back, dealing with the flood in the cellar. Thankyou Sarah for making our stay enjoyable. We will make sure we will tell our friends

Food and service very good but rooms 4 and 5 shocking no heating bathroom need of tic cracked tiles sink needs replacing shower basket hanging on by one screw. To top it all no hot water at all rooms are very small was spost too stay two but only stayed one no at reception at 90clock to check out just a cleaner who didn't speak English

Was traveling down from Scotland to Southampton, and needed somewhere to spend the night. In the past I have usually spent the night in the Warwick/Oxford area, but on this occasion I wanted to be a bit further south. Most places were coming back at £100 a night for a single hotel room, but was able to find the Crown & Horns at a not to bad rate. Conveniently located off the road to Southampton, I had no problem finding it. Lovely rustic country pub, staff were really friendly. Staff are really friendly, and was able to get a pint in the bar before retiring to bed. Room was nice and basic, but met all my needs. All in all met my needs for my trip.

Booked a "double room superior ensuite" got a small room with ensuite shower. No chair, no table just a tatty unsecured wardrobe, dresser and a tiny 15inch TV. The accommodation is run down, tatty and lacking cleanliness. Extractor fan and bedside lamp did not work. Bed soft and lumpy. Very stuffy and hot, even with windows open. Noise from beer garden and other residents. Food was OK standard deep fried pub grub.

beautiful place lovely rooms and extremely comfortable. had the best nights sleep I've had in a long time. surrounding area was nice to walk around and really close to the downs. the building is stunning and the food served was excellent

We met some friends for a Sunday Roast and from outside its a cute little pub. We arrived first and the waitress took our drinks which was fine. Our friends (a couple) arrived and the waitress only asked my friends husband what he wanted to drink and ignored her! She finally came back with the beer and still did not acknowledge my friend. She had to ask for her drink with no apology! We ordered the food - one burger without tomatoes. It came with tomatoes! We then went on to order puddings - with the waitress forgetting there were some available We had a different waitress each time - all young girls who didn't seem to know what was going on. There didn't seem to anyone present making sure all was running well. Food was ok. It was a shame we had this experience as this really is a cute little pub.

Unscrupulous owner who does not pay his staff fairly. Appalling Still owes my son £180 in unpaid wages and claim they've been paid when they have not. As it is he was on minimum wage. For anyone in the village looking for work I suggest you AVOID