We stayed at the Hatchet Inn for 2 nights B & B and we also ate our evening meals in the pub (it is in the middle of nowhere). The rooms are clean and have all the facilities you need but the main thing is the building and the surroundings, we stopped in the thatched building (rooms 5 to 7),... More

Had a meal here on a Saturday night with no booking, staff were very friendly and accommodated us with no fuss, food was very good all homemade and very tasty! The homemade banoffe pie was to die for! Reasonably priced and we will be going back.

A lovely low-thatched country pub down windy lanes close to the Wiltshire/Hampshire border, with a vibrant colllection of locals and an engaging landlord. A good selection of beers (Timothy Taylor, Otter etc.) and good food. And a separate accommodation block at the back of the pub ensures a quiet night away from the bustle of the bar.

If you really want a weekend away from London, but don’t want to drive to Cornwall this is great place to go, is only one hour and 15 minutes, down the M3, and A 303. Loads of brilliant walks, not far from Stonehenge, Stockbridge (Fly Fishing)Longleat, and Kennet and Avon canal. Plus There is a great beer garden, log fire,... More

This idillic setting is great for lunch and a walk. It was relatively busy for a Tuesday lunchtime. I like ordering at the bar rather than waiter waiting. The enormous log fire inviting. The food is plentiful and satisfying. Speciality coffees are always a bonus. Worth hunting out in Lower Chute.

nice little proper country pub. enjoyed a lovely sunday evening meal, food was nice and fresh. good beer too, especially 'otter'. would highly recommend you make a visit to this enchanting pub.

Beautiful location, huge log fire, dog friendly and relaxed atmosphere. The food is great, it is unpretentious but stylish. Friendly and attentive landlord and staff. Good choice of beers and wine. In my opinion the best village pub in the area. Good accommodation and breakfast. Superb for walkers, or those that like a tranquil unspoilt hostelry and setting.

What a find, if you love open fires, pine forests, real ale and great traditional food then look no further! Find out for yourselves is all that can be said!

Location of pub absolutely beautiful. Service slightly lacking, delay getting booked in, having to wait in line at bar behind four drinkers then met by grumpy landlord who seemed put out that we had arrived. Room 2 had sink with dirty taps (which wouldn't turn off properly) and shower had obviously not been cleaned properly. Dead moth on windowsill and... More