There are quirky artefacts galore at this characterful 18th-century public house, from old school desks in the bar to Thomas Crapper vintage loos in the bathrooms. It is situated a five-minute walk from Winchester Cathedral and the High Street’s Regency bow-fronted shop windows.

Once a coaching inn said to have accommodated Lord Nelson, a pub has been on the grounds of The Wykeham Arms since at least 1755. In the early 1900s, under the name The Fleur de Lys, some of the guests may have been less noble as it was situated in the heart of Winchester's then-infamous Red Light District. The décor hasn’t changed much since the time of its most famous landlord Graeme Johnson, his collection of bric-a-brac still covers the walls and ceilings 20+ years later.

The Wykeham Arms might look like an old backstreet boozer, but this 18th-century coaching inn is both a beloved dog-friendly pub in Winchester and a well-established friendly hotel too. It’s sandwiched in between the cathedral and the old college, and it can be easy to think you’ve stumbled onto a period drama set when you find it. The Arms are brimming with tons of vintage charm, and one of the best drink selections in town.

This handsome red-brick country house hotel is the kind of place you want to pull up to in an Aston Martin. You can leave your wellies at home and help yourself to a pair of Hunters, which are lined up by the fireplace in reception. You’ll need them to explore the extensive grounds, which include the country’s longest avenue of lime trees, a Victorian kitchen garden, a sundial and the ruins of a 12th-century chapel.

With a stay at Wykeham Arms in Winchester, you'll be a 4-minute walk from Winchester Cathedral and within a 5-minute drive of South Downs National Park. This inn is 13.3 mi (21.3 km) from Southampton Cruise Terminal and 15.3 mi (24.6 km) from New Forest National Park. Take in the views from a terrace and a garden and make use of amenities such as complimentary wireless internet access.

Immerse yourself in the warm embrace of Winchester's history at The Wykeham Arms, a quintessential English inn dating back to the 18th century. This charming hotel features cozy rooms with traditional furnishings and an inviting pub serving fine ales and delicious cuisine. Experience true hospitality as you stay in a place steeped in Winchester's rich heritage.

For a truly authentic English pub with outdoor seating in Winchester, The Wykeham Arms is a must-visit. Nestled in the charming streets behind Winchester Cathedral, this historic pub is brimming with character, from its cosy interiors filled with vintage memorabilia to its peaceful outdoor terrace—the perfect spot for relaxing in the warmer months.

Set between the Cathedral and Winchester College, this quintessential English pub-hotel is steeped in history. Its character-filled rooms, complete with antiques and original features, offer a truly atmospheric stay, while the roaring log fires and festive pub fare make it the perfect place to get into the Christmas spirit.

This unique 18th-century inn is situated between Winchester Cathedral and the college, tucked away in the quietest corner of the city. The city-centre is a 5-minute walk away. Retaining many original features, the Wykeham Arms is known for its charm, excellent food, fine wines, log fires and local ales.

Tucked away between Winchester Cathedral and College you will find the Wykeham Arms. This unique 18th century inn retains many original features and oozes charm and character. Recently refurbished, the individually-designed, luxury en-suite bedrooms all have period features and elegant decor.

Real ales, roaring log fires and a great atmosphere are what the Wykham Arms pub in Winchester is all about. It’s a popular meeting place for both locals and tourists. Owned by Fuller’s Brewery in Chiswick, the pub’s recently refurbished bedrooms offer comfortable and spacious accommodation.

An award winning centrally located pub with comfortable individually decorated guest rooms is well situated, close to the cathedral, for city sight-seeing. Couples will love the cosy romantic feel and friendly, helpful service. from £140 for 1 room, 1 nightincluding taxes & fees

Another cosy and characterful old pub is The Wykeham Arms, offering no less than 70 hand-picked wines, sherries, ports and bubbles. We say well-done to the Wykeham after we took a group of eight people, all of whom found a glass of their favourite grape or region on the list.

This unique 18th-century inn is situated between Winchester Cathedral and the college, tucked away in the quietest corner of the city. The city-centre is a 5-minute walk away. Wykeham Arms has a range of individually-designed, luxury bedrooms with en suite bathrooms.

Indulge in the rich history of Winchester at The Wykeham Arms. This charming inn, dating back to the 18th century, boasts elegantly appointed rooms that exude warmth and comfort. Its cozy atmosphere and friendly staff create a home away from home for guests.

Tucked away in the quietest corner of the city, this unique 18th century inn is renowned for its charm, excellent food and fine wines. Retaining many original features, the Wykeham Arms has a range of individually-designed, luxury en-suite bedrooms.

The Wykeham Arms is a charming and historic old pub that seems to have collected the towns bric-a-brac over the centuries. It has an olde worlde feel and is furnished with the old school desks from Winchester College around the corner.

My husband and I enjoy our visits to this lovely, characterful pub. The only comment I wanted to make was about the desserts, that although presented beautifully, I don’t find as satisfying as last year. I think the new ‘buffalo?

An award winning centrally located pub with comfortable individually decorated guest rooms is well situated, close to the cathedral, for city sight-seeing. Couples will love the cosy romantic feel and friendly, helpful service.

For a historic pub in Winchester look no further than The Wykeham Arms. Sandwiched between the Cathedral and the 14th century college, this luxurious country pub with rooms is surrounded by heritage.

Individually designed room with an en suite bathroom, period features and elegant decor. Please note that the room shown in the picture on your booking may not be the exact room you have booked.

Born in 1755 this pub has withstood many a catastrophe and still manages to be a favourite spot with the locals. The pub is decorated to match its history offering a warm, interesting setting.

If you’re visiting the city prior to buying here or have guests visiting for the weekend who wish to stay nearby book a room at the Wykeham Arms.

The Wykeham Arms, Winchester is most popular around 5 PM on Saturdays. Visitors usually stay up to 2.5 hours here. It's most quiet on Tuesdays.

Brimming with charm & character, the Wykeham ought to be on every visitor’s itinerary. Think roaring winter fires, wooden furniture – i ...

Lucky Winchester residents, and lucky us, too; proof, if it was needed, that there is more to this city than the Wykeham Arms.

Dogs are allowed in the bar area - offering a cosy spot to enjoy traditional pub food with your dog by your side.