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DANEWAY INN See Map
Daneway, GL7 6LN
SO939034
Downhill west of the village
Tel. Cirencester (01285) 760297
WADWORTH IPA (H)
WADWORTH 6X (H)
WADWORTH Seasonal Beers (H)
WADWORTH JCB (H)
Superb old inn set in idyllic position
near the western end of the now disused
Sapperton canal tunnel. Excellent
walking area. Originally built in 1784
as three cottages for the canal workers
near the western end of the now disused
Sapperton Tunnel. It was later used as
lodging for bargees and tunnel leggers
until licensed premises gradually took
over all the cottages. The comfortable
lounge is dominated by a magnificent
Dutch carved fireplace. There is a
separate public bar and a family room.
There is a large garden and car park on
the route of the old canal. The pub is
friendly and popular with walkers. Try
your hand at "Ringing the Horn".
Good-value pub food served except for
Monday evening.
2004