Halfway Bridge Shepherd's Huts
Pub with rooms in Lodsworth, West Sussex
From £110 per night
Curator's notes:
- Cosy bed with linen sheets and throws
- Ensuite shower room & wood-burning stove
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Close to Petworth & South Downs
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Rooms from
- Single: £110
- Double: £150
Good to know
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All major credit cards accepted
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Private and alfresco dining
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Parking available
Outdoor adventures
The South Downs Way is a stunning trail boasting some of Britain's loveliest countryside. Whether travelling by horse, foot or cycle - nature lovers will also enjoy the diverse bird and wildlife along the way.
A touch of culture
Art lovers can enjoy a stunning selection of British masterpieces at nearby Petworth House and Gardens, home of the National Trust's largest art collection.
Rooms
June 2021 saw the arrival of a stunning shepherd's hut on the lawn facing the barn at the Halfway Bridge Inn. Designed and built in traditional style by a local Sussex company, the cool bespoke hut for two features a wood-burning stove, a neat en suite shower room and a cosy cabin bed with quality linen and throws.
Restaurant & bar
Boasting a menu that is passionate about seasonality as it is provenance, the Halfway Bridge Inn champions sustainable, local and foraged fare. From foraged mushrooms and samphire to local game or freshly caught Selsey crab, there's a fantastic range of local produce on offer.
Walk from your luxury hut haven, find a cosy corner in the bar, hunker down at a large trestle table in the restaurant and tuck into well-crafted dishes that show respect for British classics. Food is very much at the heart of this inn with options ranging from updated pub classics, global favourites and more refined options. Devilled lambs kidneys on toast might be followed by the suckling pig shoulder with Bramley apple sauce - or for something lighter, plump for a local favourite of scampi and chips.
Puddings aim for comfort in the form of treacle tart with salted caramel ice cream. Come Sunday, indulge in one of their legendary roasts with a pint of locally brewed ale - the nearest brewery is Langham Brewery, a mere 500 metres up the road. Other local, carefully sourced drinks included Blackdown distillery's vodka and gin, for example, and sparkling wines from nearby Upperton and Tinwood Vineyards.
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