The Horse And Guards Inn, Grade II listed inn in Tillington, England.
The Horse And Guards Inn features three country bedrooms, wooden tables, oak beams, and stripped floorboards within its traditional stone building structure.
Dating back 350 years, the establishment received its name in the 1840s when household cavalry members stopped while their horses rested at Petworth Estate.
The inn maintains its connection to local traditions by sourcing ingredients from Petworth Park and incorporating vegetables from their own garden into daily menus.
Visitors can access three en-suite rooms with views of South Downs, complete with breakfast service and convenient parking facilities near Petworth attractions.
During winter months, guests gather around open log fires to roast chestnuts collected from the neighboring Petworth Park grounds.
Location: Tillington
GPS coordinates: 50.98948,-0.62970
Latest update: March 3, 2025 11:51
English pubs exist not only in city centers but also in remote countryside locations, along coastlines, and in rural communities. Many of these establishments have operated for centuries, combining historic architecture with regional beer culture. The buildings range from medieval stone structures to Tudor timber frames, with some housed in former monasteries, ferry crossing inns, or mountain walking routes. Pubs in this group include The Old Ferry Boat Inn in Holywell, dating to the 11th century, and The Spaniards Inn in Hampstead, connected to literary figures and highwaymen. In Oxford, the Turf Tavern offers a hidden courtyard tucked behind medieval city walls, while The Eagle and Child became known as the meeting place for the Inklings writers' group. The Nutshell in Bury St Edmunds claims the title of Britain's smallest pub. Other locations include Ye Olde Trip to Jerusalem in Nottingham, built partly into caves beneath the castle, the 12th-century Skirrid Mountain Inn in Abergavenny, and The Pandora Inn on Restronguet Creek in Cornwall. Tan Hill Inn in North Yorkshire sits at 1,732 feet (528 meters) above sea level, making it England's highest pub.
Petworth House
1.3 km
National Trust
1.3 km
The Town Hall
1.4 km
The Parish Church of All Hallows, Tillington
38 m
The Church of St Mary the Virgin, Petworth
1.4 km
Cricket Lodge, Petworth House, And The South Wall Of Petworth Park To The East And West Of The Lodge In Midhurst Road Cricket Lodge, Petworth Park
738 m
Garden Temple In The Grounds Of Petworth House To The North Of The Preceding Temple
1.3 km
The Stonemasons Inn
1.5 km
Tillington War Memorial, West Sussex
68 m
Petworth War Memorial
1.4 km
The Garden Temple In The Grounds Of Petworth House To North West Of The Butler's House
1.3 km
Garden House Antiques
1.4 km
Little Lombard
1.4 km
The Former Lamp Standard At The Junction Of East Street And Church Street
1.5 km
The Pedestrian Entrance To Petworth House The Visitors' Entrance To Petworth House, Church Street, And The Ledge Adjoining
1.4 km
The National Westminster Bank
1.4 km
The Premises Of The Boys Brigade, First Petworth Company
1.4 km
The East Entrance To The Churchyard The East Entrance To The Churchyard Of St Mary's Church With The Churchyard Wall To The North Of This
1.5 km
The Coach House
1.5 km
Newlands (one Of The Offices Of Chichester District Council)
1.4 km
The South Entrance To The Churchyard
1.4 km
Milestone, Tillington Cottage, 100m E of junction with Upperton Road
294 m
Somerset Hospital
1.4 km
Swan House
1.4 km
Bamborough
1.4 km
North House
1.5 km
The Fire Engine House With The Garden Temple Adjoining
1.4 km
Garden Wall (Including Milestone) Between Tillington Cottage And Ivy House
188 mReviews
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