Hawk Inn

A country inn with rooms in Amport, Hampshire

The Hawk Inn is a historic village pub in Amport, close to Andover and the A303, that has been restored and now combines a dining operation with overnight accommodation. The building sits among cottages and country gardens, and its sandstone terrace looks out across the fields towards Pill Hill Brook. The pub presents itself as a place to meet, relax and eat, and it is positioned as a base for exploring Hampshire and the neighbouring counties.

Food: a modern British menu with a Mediterranean streak

The kitchen works from a modern British menu complemented by an ale and wine list. Alongside that core offer, the pub promotes a Mediterranean-inspired social menu built around dishes for sharing: tapas, loaded flatbreads and summer salads, with carafe wines and cocktails. The all-day dining offer also covers pizza, pasta, skewers and classic comfort food for lunch and dinner, and the bar stays open throughout the day for coffee, beer, wine or cocktails.

The menu structure published by the inn includes a main menu, breakfast, a set lunch, a Sunday menu, desserts, a kids' menu and drinks. Food can be ordered direct to the table or collected as a click & collect order.

Bedrooms and direct booking

The inn has nine large, contemporary bedrooms. Guests who book a stay directly through the website or by phone are offered a set of stated benefits: the chance of a free room upgrade, late check-out and what the pub describes as always the best rates, with a 15% discount available using the code BOOKDIRECT. Full conditions are set out on the bedrooms page.

Dog-friendly stays

Dogs are treated as part of the family at the Hawk Inn. Certain bedrooms are designated as dog-friendly and are sold with special packages for overnight stays. Guests travelling with a dog are given a guide to nearby walking routes, and the pub has partnered with Sir Woofchester's to provide a canine menu and treats.

Functions and events

The refurbished pub includes multi-use space for events, from intimate dinners and work meetings to celebrations with friends and family or an office Christmas party. The adaptable rooms hold up to 12 guests seated or 30 standing, and the chefs have prepared a range of menus to match different event needs. The site also promotes festive menus for Christmas 2026.

Exploring the area

Because of its position near Andover and the A303, the inn is presented as a starting point for days out in Hampshire. Its guides cover walking routes suitable for guests with dogs and a selection of nearby attractions, and visitors can tailor a trip around their group. The pub names the Hawk Conservancy, where falconers fly birds of prey, as Amport's best-known attraction.

Booking practicalities

Tables can be reserved for inside dining, outside dining, functions and events, or for working from the pub. The booking information states that during peak times tables carry a two-hour limit, that requests are honoured where possible but not guaranteed, that children and babies must be counted in the party size, and that tables are held for a maximum of ten minutes past the reserved time before being released to walk-in guests. Larger groups and bespoke requests are handled by the team directly.