Pubs near Redwood Hotel And Country Club

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Redwood Hotel And Country Club

Beggar Bush Lane, Failand, Bristol BS8 3TG - England, UK

The Redwood Hotel and Country Club is only a few minutes’ drive from Bristol city centre, a stylish hotel set in 16 acres of wooded countryside and within easy reach to the M5

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Pubs near Redwood Hotel And Country Club

A selection of pubs close to Redwood Hotel And Country Club:

The Angel Inn (1.6 Miles)

This old coaching inn has hidden charms. From the front it looks late Georgian, but that was a smart façade pasted over an older building....

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White Hart Inn (2.3 Miles)

This historic pub stands on the site of the gatehouse of St James Priory. Its vaulted cellars apparently date to the medieval period. The inn...

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Hatchet Inn (4 Miles)

The oldest pub in Bristol has been licensed since 1606. The tall gabled section is the original inn. Houses on either side were damaged in...

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Ye Shakespeare (4.4 Miles)

England’s greatest dramatist is honoured in quite a few pub names. This house was built only 20 years after Shakespeare’s death, if we accept the...

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The Slug and Lettuce (18.9 Miles)

This pub is housed in a former Georgian coaching inn, York House, later the Royal York Hotel. Victoria stayed there as a princess. The notice...

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Grapes (19.2 Miles)

This house is older than it looks. 14 and 15 Westgate Street next door were once one house, given a grand face-lift around 1720. But...

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Saracen’s Head (19.7 Miles)

This gabled front conjures up something of pre-Georgian Bath. According to the credible date carved on it, The Saracen’s Head was built in 1713 -...

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Golden Cross (51.9 Miles)

Here’s the proof that Gloucester flourished in Elizabethan times. This fine town house would have been built for a prosperous merchant, living above his shop....

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