We stopped hear for lunch on way back from London, tucked in a little pretty village away south of the A303, friendly welcome, excellent beer and food, the pub gets busy but is not so large to be impersonal, cosy log fire, horse brasses definitely we will return, nice ambience, good food, good well kept beer

(Please note: Restaurant (not accommodation) review only!) Travelling from London to Somerset, we saw a signpost on the A303 (Andover area) for the Swan Inn serving "great pub food" and decided to chance the 10 min detour (there and back) to grab some lunch. Definitely pleased we did. I think the reviewer who gave this a "terrible" must have just... More

I only stayed there on a Friday but the pub stays open until midnight with an hour for the place to clear (although it got quieter after 0030). Nice place but could cleaarly hear the pub in my bedroom until late.

Such a surprise to find a pub that puts itself forward as offering great food. We arrived early in the lunch hour at 12.30 and chose the speciality of the day "Fish & Chips" , none left ! So chose Broccoli soup with Stilton which actually came as stiff green cheesy potatoe like mix. The Scampi/Chips/Peas was dreary to put... More

We stayed at the Swan Inn, Barton Stacey for two nights in June and it was excellent. It's situated in the village of Barton Stacey just off the A303 north of Winchester (about 15 mins) and very close to Andover (10 mins). We received a warm welcome and our room was cosy and comfortable with ensuite bathroom, trouser press, tea/coffee... More