Situated in the picturesque village of Braishfield, this newly constructed accommodation complex comprises of 6 beautifully decorated en-suite rooms and sits adjacent to the Dog and Crook Public House. The first floor consists of three king suites and one twin, with each of the front facing rooms looking out to the Dog and Crook and views of Sir Harold Hillier's arboretum. The ground floor suites are both double and have their own patio area, both of which including the two first floor rear rooms boast scenic panoramic views of the villages rich countryside. All rooms include free Wi-Fi internet access, central heating, tea and coffee making facilities and Smart TV's with NETFLIX pre-loaded for guests with an existing account. The suites generously sized beds are complimented by luxurious fine cotton sheets and each have their own bedside table with lamp. The public house, with rolling countryside surroundings and warm traditional decor is the perfect village pub. Offering breakfast, lunch and dinner 7 days a week with locally sourced ingredients that its talented team of chefs use in creating the menus array of mouthwatering dishes. The bar features local and guest ales, bee...

"If opportunity doesn't knock.. then build a door!" From broad backgrounds and extensive years spent within the hospitality industry, Mim and Al set their sights on a country pub of their very own and 2007 welcomed a new venture for them as they bought the Dog and Crook in Braishfield. Alongside their small invaluable loyal team and with the considerable efforts from head chef Paul (Mim's Son)... fast-forward over a decade of hard work, dedication and persistence transforming what was once a small village pub into a stunning countryside restaurant, now look forward to a bright future with the recent opening of a separate 6 suite accommodation complex adjacent to the Pub.

Whether you are staying for business or looking to spend a few days with us.. there is much locally to see and do. Our grounds at the Dog and Crook overlook just a small part from what is the vast breathtaking gardens and arboretum of Sir Harold Hillier comprising 72 hectares accommodating over 42,000 trees and shrubs with beautiful long walks and tea rooms, just a 4 minute journey up Crook Hill and left onto Jermyn's Lane.