A favourite with the locals, The Bell is open all day every day and offers everything from a pint of real ale through to a delicious three course supper. With its flagstone floors, beamed ceilings and log fires, The Bell is the perfect base from which to explore Stow-on the-Wold and the surrounding villages. This picture perfect town is packed with boutiques, antique shops and tea rooms and you could be forgiven for not venturing further than the town itself.
Their cosy bar is the perfect place to escape to and is popular with locals who pop in throughout the day for a quick drink, a spot of lunch or a coffee. Food features heavily at The Bell and they only source the best seasonal produce from predominantly local suppliers. They offer a delicious seasonal menu together with a daily specials board bulging with fresh fish and seafood. Sample menus can be viewed below this text.
This pub also serves cask conditioned ales, wines and fizz by the glass, draft and bottled lagers and a carefully selected range of soft drinks.
The Bell have 5 beautiful en-suite bedrooms above the pub and 8 further bedrooms just up the road at Stuart House. Each room comes with many luxuries such a very comfortable bed with crisp cotton linen, flatscreen TV, WiFi access, toiletries, Nespresso coffee machine, homemade biscuits, ipod dock, mini decanter of complimentary port, mini fridge with fresh milk, guides of the area, magazines and big fluffy towels. Dogs are most welcome for a nightly supplement. All of their room rates include a delicious hot and cold breakfast selection, prepared to order and served from 8am until 10am.
Perched on the edge of the tranquil Stow-on-the-Wold in one of the most popular countryside destinations, the stunning Cotswolds. Their idyllic location is positioned perfectly for exploring all 790 square miles of England’s largest Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty as well as the beautiful traditional English villages on the rolling hills surrounding. There is plenty to see and do nearby, with the picturesque walking and cycling routes surrounding the pub, as well as Cheltenham just a 30 minute drive away, full of activities and attractions including the infamous Cheltenham Racecourse. The scenic Naunton Downs Golf Club is also just a short ten minute drive away.
