
A village inn on the edge of the North Wessex Downs. Pub, restaurant and rooms, since 1840.
Opening hours
Monday & Tuesday: Closed
Wednesday – Saturday: 12 noon – 11pm
Sunday: 12 noon – 4pm
Food served
Wednesday – Saturday
12 noon – 2.30pm and 6pm – 8.30pm
Sunday 12 noon – 3pm
Find us
Ham, Marlborough
Wiltshire SN8 3RB
01488 50 30 40
Ham, Wiltshire · since 1840
Pub · Restaurant · Rooms
Two cottages knocked into one, oak panelling and flagstones, a fire in the grate and a dog asleep beside it. Seasonal British cooking, local beer, and rooms upstairs for the night.
The name comes from Crown & Anchor, the dice game Ham’s farm workers once played here for money.
Food & drink
Our menus
British farmers and award-winning local producers, cooked with a light modern touch. The restaurant seats fifty, with the terrace and garden for summer.
Rooms
Stay the night
Five rooms above the pub and a three-bedroom stable cottage, each named after a local farm. Fine linen, good mattresses and 100 Acre Apothecary in the bathroom. Dogs welcome.
Room photographs are illustrative until each room is matched to its own pictures.

Walks
Boots by the door
Between the North Wessex Downs, Inkpen Beacon and the Kennet & Avon Canal. Pick up a route at the bar, or take home our walking book.
- Village walksUnder 2 miles
- Half-day2 – 5 miles
- Longer routesUp to 9 miles
- Town to townBeyond

Private dining
The Partridge Room
Named after the Bloomsbury set at Ham Spray House. Up to 20 seated, or 30 to 35 for drinks, with doors onto the terrace.

Weddings
Small weddings, done properly
Receptions in the Partridge Room and on the garden terrace, a marquee for bigger days, and rooms upstairs for the wedding party.

This season
Christmas at the Crown & Anchor
Garlands up, fire lit. Festive lunches and dinners, parties in the Partridge Room, and a room upstairs so nobody has to drive home. Menus and dates to follow.
This slot changes with the seasons: spring suppers, summer on the terrace, race days.
Gallery
A look around
News from Ham
Supper clubs, new menus and the odd walk worth doing. Once a month, no more.
















