ShareRecognisable by many Midsomer Murders fans, The Stag and Huntsman is located in the beautiful village of Hambleden.
The Stag and Huntsman has long been established in the village, changing its name in 1820 from the Dog and Badger.
The pub’s ethos is to be quirky rather than quaint and to offer high quality at affordable prices. This combined with its family and dog friendly nature means that this is a must visit if you are in the Chilterns.
As well as offering food, The Stag and Huntsman also offer accommodation. The individually designed rooms offer an extra luxury to your visit and provide you with a fantastic central point from which to explore the area.
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