Overview
With its honey-coloured stone, quaint village green and
babbling brook, this quintessential 16th-century former cider house
is the personification of rural Cotswold charm. Alongside its
pretty exterior, its rustic interior boasts flagstone floors,
low-hanging beams and roaring fires, making this the perfect
bolthole for a reviving rural break.
Its fabulous restaurant means it's a sought-after foodie
destination too, serving honest British food within historically
authentic rooms. Pictures of country pursuits and a mounted antler
or two reflect what the food is all about - unpretentious,
British-inspired dishes with the focus on seasonality and
traditional flavours. With flourishing borders, a handsome water
feature, pergola and large round tables, the paved patio garden is
the place to be in the summer months.