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The Pendle Inn is a well established country watering hole for many walkers, cyclists, groups and families who enjoy the local area and all it has to offer.
They are set in The Forest of Bowland at the foot of the renowned Pendle Hill, Barley but only 5 miles from the neighbouring towns of Burnley and Clitheroe.
The village of Barley is a picturesque village with great facilities for those with outdoors at mind and plenty for the children to keep them entertained with special sculpture walks, parks and ice creams, the little ones will go home happy!
The Inn itself is at the heart of the village serving 5 real ales and is often the meeting point for many groups.
They serve food and drinks from 12 pm daily, with meals to suit every appetite, from Home-made Pies to Hand-Cut Steaks from the local farm.
Children and Dogs are well catered for with special menus for the little ones and treats for your four legged friends.
Dogs staying in the rooms are charged at £5 per night.
The rooms at the Inn are set in an annex just meters from the pub with parking and private access provided. Based on two levels with your private bathroom, lounge and mini kitchen on the ground floor and your super king bed on the first floor. Tea and Coffee making facilities are included with complimentary biscuits and toiletries.
| The Pendle Inn (1 Jan 2020 - 31 Dec 2020) | ||
|---|---|---|
| Day | Times | |
| Monday - Sunday | 12:00 | - 23:00 |
| Bank Holiday | 12:00 | - 23:00 |
Partner of Visit Lancashire 2018
Cycle Lancashire 2014
Lancashire Tourism Awards Finalist 2017 - Dog Friendly Award 2017
England We're Good To Go 2020
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