Prince of Wales Townhouse Review: The Second One, and It Is Better | Two pubs, same name, same postcode, different scores – which is the experiment this magazine has been running for three hundred articles
The Hayden Review: The Pub With Rooms, and the Old Coaching Inn | A ‘pub with rooms’ revives one of the oldest institutions of all – the inn, where the traveller found both drink and a bed
Hayden Review: A Pub With Rooms, Which Is How It Started | The inn came first. The pub is what was left when the railways took the beds away.
The Windmill Review: The 1665 Coaching Inn on the Common | A pub on Clapham Common since at least 1665, named for a vanished windmill, painted as a coaching inn, and now a 42-room hotel
The Princess Royal Review: A Royal Title on a Pub With Rooms | A 4.4 pub and boutique hotel from 677 reviews named the Princess Royal, the ancient title of the sovereign’s eldest daughter
Princess Royal Review: A Title Only One Person Can Hold | It is not automatic and it is not inherited. There have only been seven, and the current one has to wait for the last one to die.
The Hayden Review: A Smart Pub-With-Rooms Under a Family Name | A 4.6 pub and rooms from 1,275 reviews named the Hayden, a smart modern pub offering food, drink, and a bed
White Ferry Review: A Pub, a Hostel, and the River Trade | Named for a vanished ferry, now a pub-with-beds – part of the old and honourable tradition of the inn that houses travellers
The Brewer’s Inn Review: The Warm Wandsworth Pub With Rooms | A warm, well-loved traditional pub in Wandsworth, a proper local with good beer, good food and a genuine welcome, doing the traditional pub things well
