Slow Season Sleeps
Two-night spring-sleepover at ours
Coastal Slow Season Sleeps
There’s something special about the coast in the slower season. The beaches feel wider, the skies stretch further, and the air carries that fresh, salty promise of spring.
Mornings begin gently, perhaps with coffee in hand before a bracing walk along the shoreline, waves rolling in and seabirds overhead. Cheeks flushed from the sea breeze, you return for an unhurried lunch, stories shared over plates that celebrate the season. The afternoon slips by easily. A book by the window. Another wander before dusk.
As evening falls, supper lingers. Candles glow. With fewer crowds and all the time in the world, the coast feels entirely yours. This is slow season by the sea, simple, restorative, and wonderfully unhurried.
Countryside Slow Season Sleeps
Spring in the countryside invites you to slow your step. Hedgerows begin to stir, fields soften back to green, and the air carries that earthy promise of a new season.
Two nights away is just enough to settle in properly. Mornings start gently, perhaps with a ramble straight from the door, muddy boots, rosy cheeks and wide-open views. Afternoons call for a long lunch or a quiet hour by the fire. And as evening draws in, glasses are poured, plates are shared, and conversation lingers comfortably into night.
Calmer days. Lighter evenings. The simple joy of staying in a pub, exactly as it should be.
Cityside Slow Season Sleeps
Spring in the City has its own rhythm. The streets feel lighter, the parks begin to bloom, and there’s just enough space to explore without the rush.
Days are made for wandering, galleries, hidden bookshops, long lunches that turn into afternoons. You can tick off the landmarks or simply follow wherever the streets take you. Then, as evening settles, retreat somewhere altogether calmer. A proper supper downstairs. A last glass at the bar. Crisp sheets and a room that feels quietly removed from it all.
Two nights gives you the best of both worlds, the buzz of the City by day, and the simple pleasure of staying well by night.
The finer details…
(the all important bits)
Package includes:
- Two-night stay with breakfast
- 20% off the total price of your stay
- Subject to availability in selected Young’s Pubs with rooms
- Available between 1st – 22nd March 2026
And you’re booking directly, so it goes without saying – you can also bag our Book Direct benefits too. That’s first dibs on even-better rooms and a later than usual check-out of 1pm (as long as it’s available).
Slow Season Sleeps
Available now at selected pubs with rooms below…
Alexander Pope
Twickenham, London TW1 4RB
Sitting proudly in the heart of Twickenham, this iconic pub with 32 boutique bedrooms sits moments from the banks of the River Thames with Kew Gardens and Richmond Park an easy-breezy short stroll away.
Bedford Arms
Chenies, Hertfordshire WD3 6EQ
Nestled in the heart of the Chilterns, this 15th century pub in the Chenies boasts 15 countrified boutique bedrooms, with 5 above the pub and 10 out in the Coach House.
The Bridge
Chertsey, Surrey KT16 8JZ
Perched just next to the River Thames in Chertsey, this gorgeously good-looking pub is home to 47 comfy and boutique bedrooms. Just minutes from Chertsey train station, Surrey and London are in easy reach, and Thorpe Park is mere moments away.
Carnarvon Arms
Newbury, Berkshire RG20 9LE
Tucked away on the Hampshire-Berkshire border, this characterful pub is home to 18 countified bedrooms and sits just a stone’s throw from Highclere Castle (the home of Downton Abbey).
Carpenter's Arms
Tonbridge, Kent TN11 0AD
Atop this lovely countryside pub sits 9 super-comfy newly renovated bedrooms, perfect for a break in the Kentish countryside.
The Canford
Poole, Dorset BH13 7JF
Nestled in the heart of Canford Cliffs, this coastal pub boasts 11 boutique coastal-inspired bedrooms (a handful with rolltop tubs), just a short stroll from Dorset’s blue-flag beaches.
Coach & Horses
Kew, London TW9 3BH
This gorgeous Georgian pub with rooms (the first ever Young’s pub with rooms, in fact) takes prime position on Kew Green, playing homage to its Kew Garden neighbours with 31 botanical-inspired boutique-y bedrooms.
City Gate
Exeter, Devon EX4 3RB
Perfectly placed in the heart of Exeter’s historic city centre, this traditional pub with rooms is a firm-favourite among locals and weekend-away-ers alike and is home to 20 individually designed boutique bedrooms.
The Crown
Chertsey, Surrey KT16 8AP
Ideally located in the heart of Chertsey, and just 2-minutes from Chertsey train station, this traditional pub is home to 49 comfy bedrooms. The ideal place for a stopover near Thorpe Park or a pre-flight pitstop.
Dunstan House Inn
Burnham-on-Sea, Somerset TA8 1EU
Perfectly perched between both Quantock Hills and Mendip Hills AONB, with stunning coastlines and nature reserves on your doorstep, you’re in for a relaxing yet action packed stay with them here in Burnham-On-Sea. Their 6 cosy bedrooms above the pub offer an irresistible blend of charm, tradition, and thoughtful details, from the big fluffy towels, uber-comfy beds and coastal decor.
Griffin Inn
Fletching, East Sussex TN22 3SS
Traditional, with brass and nick-knacks in every nook-and-cranny, this lovely pub is spot-on if you’re looking for somewhere a bit different to stay in Sussex.
The Huntsman
Brockenhurst, Hampshire SO42 7RH
The perfect countryside pit-stop in the heart of the picturesque New Forest. 13 individually designed bedrooms ooze character and charm, with a modern twist and pretty little touches.