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The Crown & Anchor is a charming country Inn, set at the foot of the North Wessex Downs in the picturesque village of Ham, Wiltshire. Being part of an agricultural community, the pub looks to support British farmers and local artisan producers, celebrating traditional British cooking with a contemporary twist.
As a free house we offer our own local Ham 1840 Bitter from local Penton Park Brewery, alongside a range of other real ales and a selection of lagers and cider, with an extensive and competitively priced wine list.
Whether sipping a pint in the cosy wooden panelled bar by the fire, or drinking chilled wines in the restaurant, or even outside enjoying the sun on the garden terrace. The Crown and Anchor has a very welcoming atmosphere.
Dating back to 1840 the inn has been meticulously re-decorated with every corner holding hand-picked antiques, artworks and local memorabilia.
Ideally located for those wanting a weekend break, the 8 individually designed bedrooms named after local farms, were created with the greatest comfort in mind. Each with an en-suite bathroom, the rooms are a subtle mixture of antiques and modern amenities, with stylish high headboards, that gives an elegance to create a tranquil and relaxing stay.
Whilst the restaurant seats 50 a private dining area has been created to cater for more intimate gatherings with family, friends and colleagues.
Those looking to put their feet up and enjoy the quiet of village life or explore the local walks from the front door of the Crown and Anchor, refreshed with delicious food and drink and a comfortable night’s sleep.
Awards
4 stars AA Hotel
2 Rosette award for Culinary Excellence 2023
| Room / Unit Type | Room / Unit Tariff* |
|---|---|
| Dove - King, Ensuite with Bath - Double (En-Suite) | 140,40 € pro zimmer (frühstück inbegriffen) |
| Manor - King, Ensuite - Double (En-Suite) | 140,40 € pro zimmer (frühstück inbegriffen) |
| Prosperous - Superking/Twin Ensuite - Double (En-Suite) | 152,10 € pro zimmer (frühstück inbegriffen) |
| Vale - Superking/Twin Ensuite - Double (En-Suite) | 152,10 € pro zimmer (frühstück inbegriffen) |
| Wansdyke - Superking/Twin Ensuite - Double (En-Suite) | 152,10 € pro zimmer (frühstück inbegriffen) |
*As a guide, prices are per room per night for hotels, guest houses, B&Bs and serviced apartments and per week for self-catering accommodation.
Note: Prices are a guide only and may change on a daily basis.
The Crown and Anchor is 3.6 miles from Hungerford, 11 miles from Marlborough, 12 miles from Andover and 65 miles from West London. 7 miles from the M4.
From Hungerford: From the town centre take the road out towards Salisbury at the roundabout take the 2nd exit onto the Salisbury Road/A338. Follow this road for 2.5 miles taking left turning signed Buttermere/Ham following this road until you come to the village of Ham. Once you reach the village green you can see the pub on the left.
From Marlborough: From Marlborough take the A4 towards Hungerford for 3.5 miles. Take a right turning signed to Great Bedwyn, through the Savernake Forest. At a T junction take the right turn signed Great Bedwyn for 2 miles. Through the village of Great Bedwyn and continue the road for about 2 miles to the junction with the A338. Turn Left onto the A338 follow the road for 1 miles and take a right turning to Shalbourne follow the road into the village taking a left turn onto Ham Road. After 1 mile at a T junction turn right into the village of Ham – head for the village green.
From London: M4 to Junction 14. 1st Left of the Roundabout taking A338 to Hungerford. At the roundabout take a right onto the A4, next roundabout take left, at the Bear Hotel turn Left on A338 through the high Street. At a small roundabout go straight over. Follow this road for 2.5 miles taking left turning signed Buttermere/Ham following this road until you come to the village of Ham. Once you reach the village green you can see the pub on the left.
From A303 coming from the West: Take the A338 towards Shipton Bellinger, continue past Tidworth at Collingbourne Ducis, turn right onto Cadley Road, after 0.7 miles turn Left and continue for 2.9 miles through Wexcombe until you turn right onto the A338. After 3.2 miles take second right turning to Shalbourne and turn left on to Ham Road continue for a mile until you reach a T junction, turn right into the village of Ham. Once you reach the village green you can see the pub on the left.
The nearest Train station is Hungerford on the Great Western Railway
The next nearest train stations are, Great Bedwyn (5.2 miles), Newbury (12 miles) and Andover (12.6 miles) from Waterloo
Bus no 20. On Route – Marlborough - Hungerford
* Food Served
Tuesday: 12-3pm & 6-9:30pm
Wednesday: 12-3pm & 6-9:30pm
Thursday: 12-3pm 6-9:30pm
Friday: 12-3pm & 6-9:30pm
Saturday: 12-3pm & 6-9:30pm
Sunday: 12-3pm
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