You are assured of a warm welcome at The Hatton Arms, a quintessential old English country pub, tucked away on Arnhill Road in the pretty stone village of Gretton. You can find us about 3 miles north of Corby and 5 miles south of Uppingham. Formerly a gatehouse, The Hatton Arms is a true gem over-looking the glorious Welland Valley and Rutland countryside. This traditional freehouse is the second oldest pub in the county, dating back to the early 14th century, and is the oldest domestic building in the village. It has long been at the heart of the community, but is the kind of local's pub that is friendly and welcoming to visitors.

The Hatton Arms was sympathetically renovated in 2004 when a restaurant and terrace were added, both of which enjoy far-reaching   views over the Welland Valley. The old pub still retains all its original character. The heavily beamed and stone-flagged bar is one of the best examples in the area and the cosy lounge with its open fireplace exudes historic charm.

The pub is now known for serving the best of modern British cuisine, real ales and fine wines in relaxed and welcoming surroundings. Up to six well-kept real ales and ciders are served including Marston's Pedigree and changing guest ales - often from local breweries.

The terrace - an ideal spot to enjoy a drink whilst watching the sunset.