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Corporate Christmas Parties

Celebrate the festive season with a corporate Christmas party to remember at one of our beautiful pubs and inns across the South of England.

Whether you are planning an intimate team celebration, a lively office party or a larger company gathering, we have the perfect setting. Choose from welcoming venues in Bath, the Cotswolds, Somerset, Bristol, Dorset, Wiltshire, the Mendips, Gloucestershire, the New Forest, Sussex Downs, Bournemouth, Oxfordshire and Hampshire.

Enjoy locally sourced seasonal food, proper pints of Butcombe beer and a warm, relaxed atmosphere—ideal for bringing colleagues together at Christmas. Many of our venues also offer stylish, comfortable rooms, so everyone can celebrate safely and make a night of it.

Explore our collection of beautiful Butcombe Boutique Inns and find the perfect venue for your corporate Christmas party.

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Corporate Christmas Party Venues

Discover characterful pubs and boutique inns with rooms across the South and South West. From countryside escapes and coastal breaks to city stays and business stopovers, each offers comfortable bedrooms, seasonal food and a warm Butcombe welcome. For teams planning a corporate Christmas party, selected venues also provide memorable settings for festive get-togethers.

The Methuen Arms in Corsham

Rich in history and full of character, The Methuen Arms hotel in Corsham began life as a nunnery before becoming a brewery and coaching inn in 1608. Today, the inn combines heritage with comfort, offering 19 newly renovated bedrooms, seasonal dishes made with produce from its kitchen garden, and welcoming bar and beer garden spaces for enjoying hand-pulled ales.

The Crab & Boar in Chieveley

For a luxurious rural escape in Berkshire, The Crab & Boar hotel in Chieveley is hard to beat. Its individually styled en-suite rooms provide a peaceful place to unwind after exploring the surrounding countryside. Settle in for comforting British pub classics, including beer-battered fish and chips and hearty roasts, paired with a perfectly poured Butcombe beer.

The Langford Inn in Lower Langford

On the edge of the Mendip Hills, The Langford Inn is a historic 17th-century retreat with plenty of Somerset charm. With seven newly refurbished boutique bedrooms, a restaurant celebrating the region’s finest ingredients and award-winning Butcombe beers at the bar, it is ideal for a relaxed country break, indulgent weekend or convenient overnight stay near Bristol Airport.

The White Horse in Chilgrove

Set in the heart of the South Downs National Park, The White Horse offers a warm welcome in an exceptional rural setting. Rest well in the beautifully appointed en-suite rooms, then spend the day exploring nearby Goodwood Estate, Hever Castle and Holmwood Common. Return for locally sourced pub favourites and an excellent selection of Butcombe beers.

The Anchor Inn in Lower Froyle

Close to Aldershot in the village of Lower Froyle, The Anchor Inn is a brilliant base for discovering the South Downs National Park. Its cosy, comfortable en-suite bedrooms suit a staycation, family break, romantic getaway or overnight stop, with Beaulieu, Jane Austen’s House and Winchester all within easy reach.

The Archangel in Frome

Dating back to the 14th century, The Archangel is among Somerset’s oldest inns. Tucked among Frome’s cobbled streets, it pairs historic character with inviting boutique en-suite bedrooms. After a day discovering Somerset, enjoy a favourite Butcombe beer in the bar and choose from the inn’s generous food menus.

The Avon Causeway in Christchurch

A welcoming 18th-century coaching inn, the Avon Causeway hotel offers 12 spacious country-chic rooms and a restaurant serving locally sourced dishes. Whether you are exploring the New Forest and Dorset countryside or staying before a flight from Bournemouth International Airport, everything is in place for a comfortable visit. Guests can also take advantage of free parking for up to two weeks.

The Beckford Inn in Beckford

Stay somewhere brimming with history, character and a cracking choice of award-winning beers and real ales: The Beckford Inn. With 12 charming en-suite rooms, a restaurant serving locally sourced pub classics and easy access to the Cotswolds, Cheltenham and Stratford-upon-Avon, it has all the ingredients for a relaxing break. Comfortable beds, friendly service and a standout breakfast complete the experience.

The Bird in Hand in Reading

Expect stylish surroundings, excellent food and a genuinely friendly welcome at the Bird in Hand hotel. Relax in the guest lounge with an award-winning Butcombe beer and a board game, or enjoy one of the venue’s renowned Josper-cooked steaks. Children and dogs are welcome, with family- and dog-friendly rooms available to suit everyone. Near Reading, Legoland, Windsor Castle, London and Heathrow, it is perfectly placed for both exploring and stopovers.

The Bower Inn in Bridgwater

For a restorative break in the Somerset Levels, The Bower Inn in Bridgwater is an excellent choice. Dating from the 1700s, this refurbished 18th-century cottage and garden setting features comfortable individually styled en-suite rooms. Enjoy home-style British pub food in the gastropub, accompanied by your choice of Butcombe beer.

The Bowl Inn in Almondsbury

For a stay near Bristol, choose The Bowl Inn in Almondsbury. Well placed for a city break or exploring the South West countryside, its comfortable en-suite rooms include thoughtful modern touches, from organic Bramley toiletries and local minibar treats to smart TVs and free Wi-Fi. Family-friendly, accessible and dog-friendly options are available, alongside classic pub food and award-winning Butcombe beer.

Broad Street Townhouse in Bath

Experience the best of Bath with a stay at Broad Street Townhouse hotel, a Grade II-listed building in the centre of the Roman city. Relax in one of 11 luxurious boutique rooms, each with a sumptuous king-size bed and en-suite bathroom. Take time out in the ground-floor café bar or enjoy a more substantial meal next door at sister venue The Pig & Fiddle pub. It is easy to see why The Sunday Times named Broad Street Townhouse one of the South West’s best hotels.

The Castle Inn in West Lulworth

Just minutes from Lulworth Cove, Lulworth Castle, Tyneham Village, Bindon Hill and Durdle Door, The Castle Inn makes an ideal base for a Jurassic Coast break. Whether travelling for work or leisure, with family or a four-legged companion, you will find accommodation to suit your stay. Sleep soundly in the 16th-century thatched inn before enjoying pub favourites and fresh local seafood in the gastropub.

The Crown in Dyrham

A stone’s throw from Dyrham Park and within easy reach of Bath, The Crown inn has nine welcoming en-suite rooms for a restful night after a day in the Wiltshire countryside. The on-site restaurant serves hearty pub classics, while the bar offers a great range of Butcombe beers.

The Dundas Arms in Kintbury

Within easy reach of Windsor Castle, Legoland and the Chiltern Hills, The Dundas Arms is a characterful Berkshire escape. Whether you are visiting for business, a family break or a getaway with your dog, the inn has accommodation to suit. Settle into an en-suite room, then enjoy seasonal dishes and familiar pub favourites in the gastropub.

The Fleet Inn in Twyning

Between the Malvern Hills, Wye Valley and Cotswolds Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty, The Fleet Inn offers a warm Gloucestershire welcome. Rest in one of its three en-suite bedrooms, dine on locally sourced pub classics and explore the bar’s excellent range of Butcombe beers.

The George Inn in Norton St Philip

There is nowhere quite like The George Inn in Norton St Philip. This Grade II-listed building dates back to 1397, creating a truly memorable setting for a stay. Close to Bath and the Somerset countryside, it works equally well for a staycation, business trip or weekend escape. Book one of the inn’s nine en-suite bedrooms, then enjoy locally sourced pub food and an award-winning pint of Butcombe beer at one of Britain’s oldest taverns.

The Hadley Bowling Green in Hadley Heath

For a characterful stay near Droitwich, Worcester, Birmingham and the Malvern Hills, the historic Elizabethan Hadley Bowling Green hotel is a superb choice. Its 12 modern en-suite bedrooms provide a restful base, while the gastropub serves seasonal food alongside award-winning Butcombe beers and real ales. Families, solo travellers, business guests and dogs are all welcome.

The High Corner Inn in Linwood

In the beautiful New Forest National Park, close to Cranborne Chase, the High Corner Inn is made for peaceful country breaks. Choose from seven immaculately styled, comfortable bedrooms, enjoy locally sourced pub classics in the restaurant and sample award-winning Butcombe beers at the bar.

The King’s Arms in Melksham

The King’s Arms hotel is a charming 18th-century inn in the heart of Melksham. With 13 modern, comfortable bedrooms, a pub restaurant putting an exciting spin on classic dishes and a bar stocked with award-winning Butcombe beers, it is an inviting choice for a boutique break.

The King John Inn in Tollard Royal

On the Wiltshire and Dorset border, with Bath within easy reach, The King John Inn offers eight welcoming en-suite rooms. It is a comfortable place to stay after exploring the Wiltshire countryside, with hearty pub classics and a well-kept range of Butcombe beers waiting in the restaurant and bar.

The Lion Inn in Winchcombe

The Lion Inn is a charming 15th-century coaching inn in the heart of Winchcombe. Its nine modern, comfortable bedrooms, pub restaurant and broad choice of award-winning Butcombe beers make it a brilliant base for a boutique Cotswolds stay.

The Mayflower Inn in Lymington

On the coast within the New Forest National Park, The Mayflower Inn is a classic country inn for a relaxing escape. Six immaculately styled, comfortable bedrooms, a restaurant serving locally sourced pub classics and an excellent selection of award-winning Butcombe beers make for an easy, unhurried stay.

The Museum Inn in Blandford Forum

With sweeping views across the Dorset downlands, The Museum Inn hotel is a picturesque countryside retreat. The inn offers beautifully finished bedrooms, a restaurant focused on locally sourced seasonal produce, and a tempting selection of ales, craft beers, local ciders and fine wines.

The Northey Arms in Box

Just outside Bath in the beautiful village of Box, The Northey Arms is a historic pub and inn with a relaxed, welcoming feel. Its 13 en-suite bedrooms make it an ideal base for a country escape, family stay or exploring Bath and Wiltshire. Enjoy hearty pub classics prepared with locally sourced produce, accompanied by award-winning Butcombe beer.

The Old House Inn in Copthorne

Expect stylish accommodation, great food and plenty of friendly smiles at The Old House Inn. On the edge of the High Weald, it is well placed for peaceful weekends in the countryside and just six miles from Gatwick Airport for a convenient pre-flight stay. Children and dogs are welcome too, with family- and dog-friendly rooms available.

The Pavilion Arms in Bournemouth

For a Bournemouth break close to the town centre and beach, book a room at The Pavilion Arms hotel. With 12 en-suite rooms, snuggly beds, an on-site restaurant and a location just 10 minutes from the central train and bus station, it is a handy and welcoming base. Tuck into hearty pub food and award-winning Butcombe beer during your stay.

The Prince of Burford in Burford

Perched on the edge of the Cotswolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, The Prince of Burford hotel is a splendid gateway to the region. This majestic 18th-century inn overlooks spectacular countryside and offers comfortable, stylish accommodation to return to after a day outdoors. Round off your visit with a pub classic and an award-winning Butcombe beer.

The Rising Sun in Backwell

In historic Backwell, on the outskirts of Bristol and a short drive from Weston-super-Mare, The Rising Sun is a welcoming pub and inn. Its six en-suite bedrooms are ideal for a rural retreat, family break or staycation, with Bristol, the Somerset countryside and Bristol Airport all nearby. Expect hearty pub classics made with locally sourced produce and award-winning Butcombe beer.

The Trout in Faringdon

In the heart of picturesque Faringdon, The Trout is a beautiful pub and inn for an easy-going escape. With six beautifully decorated bedrooms, an extensive menu of locally sourced seasonal pub dishes and a superb range of Butcombe beers, this characterful inn has everything needed for a restorative break.

The Quarrymans Arms in Box Hill

Set in picturesque Box Hill with sweeping views across the Box Valley, The Quarrymans Arms hotel is a gorgeous country inn. Its four beautifully decorated bedrooms, restaurant serving locally sourced seasonal dishes and selection of ales, craft beers, local ciders and fine wines make it a delightful boutique getaway.

The Ring O’ Bells in Compton Martin

For a peaceful Somerset stay in the Mendips and Chew Valley, the Ring o’ Bells in Compton Martin is a wonderful choice. Its two dog-friendly en-suite rooms sit within a quintessential country inn, complete with inglenook fireplaces, rustic beams and restored oak floors. Enjoy home-cooked pub favourites, live music and sport, and award-winning Butcombe beers and real ales.

The Royal Oak in Chichester

The Royal Oak promises a warm welcome, with five spacious bedrooms, two self-contained cottages and an on-site restaurant serving locally sourced dishes. Whether you are after a coastal break, romantic staycation or a convenient business stop, this cosy hotel has everything you need.

The Swan Inn in Rowberrow

On the edge of the Mendip Hills in the former mining village of Rowberrow, Somerset, The Swan Inn is a 17th-century Grade II-listed pub and inn with plenty of history and a warm welcome. Close to Cheddar Gorge, Wookey Hole, Ashton Gate and Somerset Speedway, it is well placed for exploring both city and countryside, while Bristol Airport and Temple Meads are also easily reached. Make the most of local walking, cycling and dog-friendly routes, or add a pub lunch and nearby Butcombe Brewery tour to your visit. The inn’s nine boutique rooms offer comfort and style, with complimentary breakfast, an on-site restaurant and family-friendly, accessible and dog-friendly options.

The Welldiggers Arms in Low Heath

Within the South Downs National Park and close to Worthing and Bognor Regis, The Welldiggers Arms offers 14 welcoming en-suite rooms. It is a comfortable base after a day exploring West Sussex’s countryside and coast, with hearty pub classics and a great range of Butcombe beers on the menu.

Tenanted Inns

The Cross Keys in Rode

A stay at The Cross Keys hotel in Rode is one to remember. This 17th-century country inn sits in the Somerset countryside between the Cotswolds and Cranborne Chase Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Each of its three en-suite bedrooms has courtyard garden views and private access. Sample the seasonal menu, choose a Sunday roast or enjoy a favourite pub classic, all best accompanied by a proper pint of Butcombe beer.

The Rose and Crown in Hinton Charterhouse

Close to the medieval ruins of Farleigh Hungerford Castle and just six miles from Bath, the 18th-century Somerset stone Rose & Crown gastropub and guesthouse in Hinton Charterhouse is ideal for a countryside retreat. Stay in one of six en-suite rooms, with family- and dog-friendly options available, then enjoy a locally sourced pub favourite with an award-winning Butcombe beer beside the wood-burning stove or on the heated patio.

The Beambridge Inn in Wellington

For a Somerset or Devon escape, look no further than The Beambridge Inn in Wellington. Conveniently located three miles from both Junction 26 and Junction 27 of the M5, it provides easy access to scenic walks, cycle routes and panoramic views across the Blackdown and Quantock Hills, Dartmoor and Exmoor, as well as the Jurassic Coast. Eight stylish en-suite rooms honour the inn’s 200-year history and offer a restful place to return to after a day exploring. The on-site restaurant serves classic pub food made with ingredients from local suppliers.

Hotels in the Channel Islands

The Old Court House Inn is a traditional pub with rooms with a history stretching back to the 15th century. In the heart of St Aubin and overlooking the harbour, it is a superb base for exploring Jersey, including St Aubin’s Fort, the Jersey War Tunnels, Elizabeth Castle, La Mare Wine Estate and Jersey Zoo.