Easter weekend is fast approaching so if you are starting to make plans and looking for pubs celebrating Easter in Hampshire, make sure you a pay a visit to The Robin Hood Inn in Rowlands Castle !
Spring has officially started, which means Easter is creeping up fast and although the weather has missed the memo our friends at The Robin Hood Inn will brighten up your Bank Holiday weekend. Starting on Good Friday they have traditional Fish & Chips where you can enjoy two of their delicious fish dishes for just £20. Sounds like the best way to kickstart your Bank Holiday.
And why not book your tables for Easter Sunday and enjoy a Sunday Roast with your loved ones, after all the best memories are made around the table!
Whatever your plans are make sure you hop along and join them, we know you will have a ‘cracking’ weekend!
Pubs Celebrating Easter In Hampshire – Visit The Robin Hood Inn Rowlands Castle !
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The Robin Hood Inn Rowlands Castle is an ideal base for tourists visiting Portsmouth, Chichester and nearby Emsworth. A traditional real ale pub which has a menu that has been carefully created to include a variety of pub favourites. Enjoy their Sunday roasts with family and friends.
Also available is comfortable accommodation, tastefully decorated and reasonably priced.
Why not come and stay the night and choose from one of their six en-suite rooms? They have six double rooms, two of which can change to twin rooms and a large double which can also be used as a family room.
All rooms are tastefully decorated, clean and offer flat screen televisions with freeview. There are tea and coffee making facilities, free Wi-Fi and complimentary mineral water. Hairdryer, iron and ironing board available on request.
Situated in the quaint village of Rowland’s Castle in Hampshire, on the border with West Sussex. Rowland’s Castle is known for its large village green and railway station which is on the London to Portsmouth line. The village is popular with walkers and cyclists as a point just off the South Downs National Park and neighbouring The Stansted Estate.
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