The Raven Hotel

Station Road, Hook, Hampshire, England

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About The Raven Hotel

The Raven Hotel is a Greene King hotel and was the winner of the Food Safety and Hygiene Pub of the Year Award 2002. The Raven has recently been refurbished. It offers a modern eating environment and entertainment venue. You can watch your pizza being made in a genuine pizza oven, or ,if you would prefer, there is an excellent grill selection. The bar offers full sports coverage and jackpot quiz nights as well as regular entertainment during the weekends. The hotel rooms offer all the creature comforts you would expect from a quality hotel. All our rooms are en- uite with a colour remote-controlled TV, Sky TV, tea and coffee facilities, a stereo/radio and are fully centrally heated. We also have feature and executive rooms. What's so special about us? Two function rooms can accommodate up to 100 guests, so it is perfect for weddings and conferences. We are only about 100 metres from the railway station. If you would like to book a function, there is a package available for all occasions.

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