When one door closes, another opens
Following a large-scale refurbishment at The Hogget in Hook (formerly The Dorchester Arms) back in...
When considering where to host your next event just come and take a walk through our Grade II listed pub, and you'll feel the history and the charm – from the oak beams to the log fires, it's the personal touches from the team and the character of the building that truly make this place special.![]()
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The New Inn is the perfect venue for larger events because we can offer ample space with flexible layouts and seamless service from start to finish. Our team is experienced in managing gatherings of all shapes and sizes, ensuring every detail is handled smoothly.![]()
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With versatile spaces and a commitment to offer an exceptional guest experience, we create an environment where large events feel effortless and memorable.![]()
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If you have questions and you'd like to discuss what we can offer then simply email us team@newinnheckfield.com or call 01189 326 374 and ask to speak to Laura or Maria.
COSY ROOMS WITH A PERSONAL TOUCH.![]()
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Surrounded by the beautiful North Hampshire countryside, The New Inn offers a unique and relaxing place to stay and unwind with our stunning hotel rooms here in Heckfield.![]()
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We offer 16 spacious bedrooms, all lovingly restored with new beds, traditional oak furniture, beautiful bathrooms with hot showers, big fluffy towels, great WI-FI and personal touches rarely found elsewhere.![]()
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To book a room direct with us head to www.newinnheckfield.com and click the link at the top of the page.
What does hospitality actually mean to you?![]()
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People experience hospitality differently. Guests often see it as feeling welcomed, comfortable, and genuinely cared for, while professionals view it as crafting smooth, memorable experiences through warm service and attention to detail. For business owners, it becomes both a value and a strategy for building loyalty and trust.![]()
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Front-line staff may see hospitality as empathy and emotional effort, shaped by the pressures of daily service. Cultural perspectives also influence expectations—some emphasise generosity, others efficiency—while communities view hospitality as creating inclusion, belonging, and kindness toward newcomers.![]()
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It really does encapsulate so many different things to different people. At The New Inn we try and keep it simple - we stand back and imagine what we would like as customers and then try and deliver that. Do we manage it? Ultimately that's up to you - our job is to try and please everyone as often as possible in the hope they like what we like...
