How We Check Each Pub
Every fact on a pub page has a source we name. If the pub doesn't say it, neither do we.
What gets listed
Pubs and inns that let bedrooms and can be booked online. We find them on Google Hotels and Google Maps around each town in a region, then drop holiday cottages, B&Bs with no bar, chain hotels and duplicate listings.
A region gets a page once it has 6 or more pubs with rooms.
Where the facts come from
The pub's own website: we read its home page and its rooms, dogs, food and contact pages, and keep the sentence behind each fact. That sentence is quoted on the pub page with a link to where we found it.
The pub's Google Hotels listing: amenities such as "pets allowed", "free breakfast" and "free parking", and check-in times. These are labelled "Google Hotels listing".
If neither says anything, the page shows "Not stated". We never fill gaps with a guess.
What is near each pub
Stations, bus stops, shops, cash machines, castles, viewpoints and other pubs come from OpenStreetMap. Walk and drive times are worked out along OpenStreetMap roads and footpaths at a walking pace of 4.5 km/h and typical road speeds, without traffic. Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors.
Order on region pages
Pubs that publish more of what guests ask about (dogs, roast, fire, real ale, garden, station) come first, then the Google guest rating. Pubs cannot pay to move up.
How we earn money
"Check prices" buttons go through Stay22 to Booking.com, Expedia or Hotels.com. If you book, we may earn a commission at no extra cost to you. Affiliate disclosure.