Now back in The Good Beer Guide and recently accredited by Cask Marque, The Willoughby Arms is a beamed, traditional stone country inn, around 150 years old and originally the booking office and waiting room for a private railway.  Situated in a pretty village, recorded in The Domesday Book, the inn enjoys stunning countryside views from the large beer garden. 

A freehouse, offering a selection of real ales from all over the country including several local micro-breweries, plus Batemans XB and Ufford White Hart which are the house ales.  Tasty, homecooked food is available every lunchtime and evening and live music and beer festivals are just some of the regular events on offer.  High quality, en-suite bed and breakfast, graded as 4 star, accommodation is available all year.

Drinkers and diners can now sit in a choice of the light and airy sun lounge, the traditional homely bar or the cosy snug with its relaxed ambience.

Refurbished throughout during 2007, you are assured of a warm and friendly welcome.