The Crown Inn — Hotel in Great Britain

Dropped in for a pub lunch while out for a walk. Although a sunny November day they had the fire going which added to the ambience of the pub. The interior is traditional charm. Loads of Toby jugs on display. Fairly busy about 1pm, as not large inside so waited for a table for about 5 mins. Plenty of seatig outside though if you didn't mind. The barlady was very helpful and was very pleasant. Took our drinks and food order with a smile. We ordered 3 rounds of various sandwiches. Quality brown/white bread and good amount of fillings in them. The kitchen assistant was pleasant when she brought our food out. Good selection on the menu, plus there is a specials board and soups. All in all a pleasant experience and will...

Lovely small but perfectly formed twin room for a night away after a friend's wedding. Perfectly located about 2 miles from Missenden Abbey. Owners super friendly and accommodating with earlier check in ahead of wedding ceremony. In room breakfast and decent shower with everything needed for a comfortable stay. Good value and very peaceful surroundings. Pub looked lovely but sadly did not have time to sample on this occasion. Would definitely recommend and stay...

An old timber building is situated in the centre of the historic market town, attracting locals, restaurant guests and night time travelers. The inn’s interior is made up of rural materials – from Ercol chairs made in High Wycombe to traditional plaster made from lime and horsehair. The kitchen serves seasonally inspired, locally sourced food with in-between times satisfied with home baked cheese scones and fruit cake with Cashel Blue while the main menus...