The White Lion Inn is a bed and breakfast above a village pub in Hampton in Arden, a small village between Birmingham Airport and the NEC, a short walk from the local railway station. The building is a 17th century timber framed structure with Grade II listed status and has been licensed since the 19th century.
Five en-suite rooms are on offer, doubles, twins and a family room, each with tea and coffee facilities and breakfast included. The pub itself has an L-shaped lounge and dining area with a separate public bar, both built around open fires, plus a garden and terrace.
Food leans toward French bistro cooking alongside classic English pub dishes, with a menu that changes with the seasons, a specials board and a small, chosen wine list. Sunday lunches and a regular quiz night are part of the programme, and cask ales are served in the bar.
It describes itself as a proper pub in the village.
