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| Church Road, Oldbury on Severn, Gloucestershire, BS35 1QA Tel:
01454 413331 |
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 Rural pub within sight of the
first Severn suspension Bridge. Great food and real ales. Home of Sheep Dip whisky,
distilled in Scotland. |
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| Central Lydbrook, Lydbrook, Gloucestershire, GL17 9SB Tel: 01594 860822 |
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| Traditional old pub with buildings on site reputed to be 15th
century. Close to the River Wye and the magnificent Goodrich Castle, the Anchor serves ale
straight from the wall, is a restaurant at weekends and hosts folk nights on Wednesdays. |
Bathurst Arms Hotel
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| North Cerney, Cirencester, Gloucestershire, GL7 7BZ Tel: 01285
831281 |
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| Delightful old fashioned coaching inn located in the wonderful
Cotswolds serving good food. Easy to find as it's the big pink building next to the
babbling brook ! |
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| George Street,
Bisley, Gloucestershire, GL6 7BD Tel: 01452 770265 |
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  Dating back to 1631, The Bear Inn has been used as a Manorial Court up until 1838, was a cobblers shop and at one time was owned by one of Nelson's captains. Located in a wonderful Cotswold stone village, the Bear serves home cooked food and good ales. A Stone Colonnade makes for an impressive frontage, with oak settles and an enormous stone fireplace, the Bear is a homely place to call in. |
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| Sapperton,
Gloucestershire, GL7 6LE Tel: 01285 760298 |
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  When you first walk into the Bell at Sapperton, you feel as though you're out of place if you're just looking for a drink as the Bell is very much a food led operation. However, there is a very homely seating area towards the rear of this very stylish and contemporary inn. Locally sourced ingredients along with fresh fish from the south coast ensure that the menu at this excellent Cotswold inn is superb and along with fine ales, an excellent wine list and a very friendly, professional service, the Bell is an excellent choice of venue whilst exploring this delightful part of England. |
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| The Quay, Ashleworth, Gloucester, Gloucestershire, GL19 4HZ Tel:
01452 700272 |
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  15th-century
cottage beside the river Severn that’s remained in the same family for more than 400
years. Front and back parlour bars serve real farm cider. A range of real ales served
straight from the cask. Accommodation can be found at nearby Ashleworth Court Manor
House. |
Buckland Manor
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| Buckland, Gloucestershire, WR12 7LY Tel: 01386 852626 |
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| Superb 13th Century house which has been converted into an award
winning luxury hotel. |
The Bull
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| Market Place, Fairford, Gloucestershire, GL7 4AA Tel: 01285 712535 |
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| Parts of this imposing Cotswold pub date to the 15th century when
it used to be a monk’s chantry house, but in its heyday it was a busy coaching inn on
the great London to Gloucester turnpike - and today it still provides outstanding
hospitality for weary travellers. |
Butchers Arms
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| Sheepscombe, Gloucestershire, GL6 7RH Tel: 01452 812113 |
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 17th Century inn located in a glorious
Cotswold village. The area is awash with old English inns and most are well signposted.
The Butchers serves traditional ales and excellent food. |
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| Gloucester Road, Hartpury, Gloucestershire, GL19 3BT Tel: 01452
700275 |
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 Situated on the Gloucester- Ledbury Road
approx. 6 miles from Gloucester. Very friendly family run local pub Specialises in food on
evenings and weekend all home cooked and excellent quality Homely and relaxing atmosphere.
Also provides B&B accommodation and over night parking for caravans and tents. Great
centre for touring Forest of Dean, Malvern's and surrounding areas. |
Carpenters
Arms
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| Miserden, Gloucestershire, GL6 7JA Tel: 01452 821283 |
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 18th Century inn located in a protected
village in the delightful Cotswolds. Good reputation for food and traditional ales. |
Colesbourne
Inn
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| Colesbourne, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, GL53 9NP Tel: 01242 870376 |
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| 18th Century traditional coaching inn with log fires and exposed
beams. Traditional cask ales are served alongside an A la carte menu is also available for
lunch and dinner alongside a choice of more traditional bar snacks. |
Crown at
Tolldown
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| A46, Dyrham, Gloucestershire, SN14 8HZ Tel: 01344 891231 |
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| Excellent village inn close to junction 18 of the M4 with
superb food and an excellent range of ales. |
Crown Inn
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| Frampton Mansell, Stroud, Gloucestershire, GL6 8JG Tel: 01285
760601 |
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| Delightful stone inn located in an idyllic location halfway
between Stroud and Cirencester with lovely views over the Cotswold Hills countryside. |
Eight Bells Inn
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| Church Steet,
Chipping Campden, Gloucestershire, GL55 6JG Tel: 01386 840371 |
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| Excellent 14th century Cotswold inn which was built to accommodate Stonemasons who were building the town's Church. Eight Bells was used to store the Bells' for the church tower. The candle-lit Dining Room has a number of stone fire places, oak beams - and even a Priest Hole. The Eight Bells serves excellent ales and great quality food. |
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| Shipton, Andoversford, Gloucestershire, GL54 4HT Tel: 01242 820547 |
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 Built entirely of local Cotswold stone,
the Frogmill sits in its own five acre grounds within the Cotswold Hills and with the
river Coln running through the centre. The food is exceptional and Children are well
catered for with a playground. |
Falcon Inn
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| New Street, Painswick, Gloucestershire, GL6 6UN Tel: 01794 814222 |
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 Dating back to 1554 and set in the one of
England's traditional picturesque villages, the Falcon serves excellent food and
traditional ales and is home to the World's oldest bowling green. |
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| Twyning, Tewkesbury, Gloucestershire, GL20 6FL Tel: 01684 274310 |
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  Picturesque 15th
Century multi award winning inn located in an idyllic location on the banks of the River
Avon. Full of old English charm with a massive inglenook fireplace and numerous paintings
and photographs on the walls. The garden area has great views of the river along with lots
of animals to keep children amused and is the landing point of the Twyning Fleet Ferry. |
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| Lower Oddington, Gloucestershire, GL56 OUR Tel: 01451 870555 |
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  Wonderful 15th Century Cotswold stone inn clad with Virginia creepers and filled with flagstone floors, beams, open fireplaces and fresh flowers. The award winning Fox Inn serves excellent high quality home cooked cuisine, serves extremely well kept ales and has an extensive & well priced wine list. Located in the heart of the Cotswolds close to Stow on the
Wold, the Fox is a gem amongst many good quality inns in the area. |
George
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| High Street, St. Briavels, Gloucestershire, GL15 6TA
Tel: 01594 530228 |
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| Very popular pub, full of character close to St. Briavels
Castle. |
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| Peter Street, Frocester, Gloucestershire, GL10 3TQ Tel: 01453 822302 |
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 Coaching inn dating back to 1716 with a warm welcome serving real
ales and excellent home cooked food. Located just outside Stroud and only 3 miles from
Slimbridge Wildfowl reserve, the George has a lovely courtyard garden, overlooked by the
original coaching stables. |
Green Dragon
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| Elkstone Road, Cockleford, Gloucestershire, GL53 9NW Tel:
01242 87271 |
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 Excellent l7th century Country pub with good quality ales and excellent service. Located just of the A417 but certainly worth the quick detour. |
Halfway House Inn
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| Kineton, Guiting Power, Gloucestershire, GL54 5UG Tel: 01451 850344 |
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| 17th Century Inn, situated in the peaceful hamlet of Kineton. Up
until 1975 it was owned by Corpus Christi College of Oxford. The Halfway House serves real
ales and good food. |
The Highwayman
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| Beechpike, Elkstone, Gloucestershire, GL53 9PL Tel: 01285 821221 |
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| 16th Century Coaching Inn situated on the main Gloucester -
Cirencester road Servers Arkells 2B 3B and Kingsdown Ales. Food all day Excellent quality
from main menu and blackboard specials Bar meals and restaurant very friendly staff always
pleased to help. Log fires in winter and resident ghost. |
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| The Barringtons, Burford, Gloucestershire, OX18 4TN Tel: 01451 844324 |
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| Lovely 16th Century family run coaching inn, very close to the
Oxfordshire border near Burford in the heart of the beautiful English Cotswolds. Excellent
food using local meats and fresh grown produce, real ales, over 100 malt whiskies and a
fine wine list are served in comfortable surroundings with stone walls, flagstone floors,
roaring log fires and period furniture. |
Kingsbridge Inn
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| Riverside, Bourton-on-the-water, Gloucestershire, GL54 2BS Tel:
01451 820371 |
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| Situated in the beautiful village of Bourton on the Water under
the shadow of the Cotswold Hills, the Kingsbridge Inn enjoys unrivalled views of the river
Windrush. |
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| Wotton Road, Iron Acton, Bristol, Gloucestershire, BS17 9UZ Tel: 01454
228265 |
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| Interesting 300 year old inn which used to be a 13th century
monastery located in a lovely village setting. Easily accessible from the M4 or the M5.
Quiet and cosy with a lovely enclosed beer garden and covered patio area. Along with the
accommodation in which William of Orange was reputed to have stayed, there is a function
room and skittle alley. |
New Inn at Coln
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| Coln St. Aldwyns, Near Cirencester, Gloucestershire, GL7 5AN Tel:
01285 750651 |
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| 16th Century inn situated in one of the most desirable
villages in England. Has a superb reputation for food. |
New Inn Hotel
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| Market Square, Lechlade on Thames, Gloucestershire, GL7 3AB Tel: 01367
252296 |
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| 17th century coaching inn with traditional bar, A la Carte
restaurant and views across the River Thames. |
Old New Inn
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| Bourton-on-the-Water, Gloucestershire, GL54 2AF Tel: 01451 820467 |
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| Traditional country Inn dating back to 1714 when two cottages and
a barn were joined together. Located in the heart of the Wonderful Cotswolds area. |
Washbourne Court Hotel
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| Lower Slaughter, Gloucestershire, GL54 2HS Tel: 01451 822 143 |
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| Magnificent 17th Century typically English hotel standing in four
acres of grounds alongside the River Eye. Originally three farm workers cottages and then
a boy's cramming school for 'Eton', The Washbourne Court offers great hospitality in
delightful surroundings. |
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| Drakes Island, Ewen, Cirencester, Gloucestershire, GL7 6BY Tel:
01285 770310 |
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  Delightful Cotswold stone country inn, located in glorious
countryside just outside Cirencester, which has been dispensing good old-fashioned
hospitality - as well as wonderful real ales since 1563. |
The Woodman
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| Parkend, Nr. Lydney, Gloucestershire, GL15 4JF Tel: 01594 563273 |
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| Traditional country Inn located in the Forest of Dean and Wye
Valley. Real ales are on tap. |
loucestershire
is one of England's prettiest counties. Timber is harvested in the Forest of Dean, which
was once a hunting ground for kings. The gently rolling Cotswold Hills have spectacular
views that can be enjoyed from the highest points. The town of Tewkesbury is renowned for
its medieval architecture, and the cathedral city of Gloucester, the county's capital,
lies just ten miles to the south.
