The Downe Arms
4.4(216)
Lodging
About
The Downe Arms offers functional guestrooms in a circa 1800 mews-style building, tucked away from the main pub area for quiet comfort. Located in Snaith, a town known for its Heritage Walks and proximity to The Pennine Way, it’s a convenient spot for business travelers seeking straightforward lodging with local character.
The venue combines traditional home-cooked pub fare and a Sunday carvery downstairs with an Indian restaurant upstairs, where family-run hospitality shines through. The pub’s history as a former courthouse adds a distinctive touch, making it a grounded choice for small corporate gatherings and overnight stays.
Best for
- Small team stays with local pub dining
- Casual client dinners with hearty pub fare
- Group gatherings around traditional carvery
Standout features
Historic Building
Circa 1800 Mews-style Pub with Local Heritage
The pub occupies a building from around 1800 that once housed the local courthouse and is near the historic Penny cells lock-up. This heritage setting adds a distinctive character to the venue.
Food & Beverage
Traditional Pub Fare and Indian Cuisine Under One Roof
Offers classic home-cooked pub food including a Sunday carvery, alongside an Indian restaurant upstairs with dishes prepared by dedicated Indian chefs, providing diverse dining options in a single venue.
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Rated 4.4 on Google · 216 reviews