The Clifton

The Clifton Hotel is around 200 years old and was initially a hunting lodge until the merchant owner became fed up with giving all his booze away free to his friends!
So, once he had obtained an ale licence, he started charging them and the Clifton became a pub, rather than a hunting lodge. In those days royalty was not allowed to
visit pubs, only hotels. When King Edward VII used to meet Lily Langtree at the pub he had its name changed to The Clifton Hotel and it has remained so ever since.

• Hotel & Pub

		From	To	From	To	From	To
Monday	Open	12:00	14:30			18:00	21:30
Tuesday	Open	12:00	14:30			18:00	21:30
Wednesday	Open	12:00	14:30			18:00	21:30
Thursday	Open	12:00	14:30			18:00	21:30
Friday	Open	12:00	14:30			18:00	21:30
Saturday	Open	12:00	15:00			18:00	21:30
Sunday	Open	12:00	16:00			18:30	21:00