Situated a 10 minute walk from Bourton on the Water, the "Venice of the Cotswolds", and a 10 minute drive from the market town of Stow on the Wold. What else to do in Bourton-on-the-Water? Duke of Wellington, Sherborne Street, Bourton on the Water GL54 2BY. The walk starts in the car park near the Birdland Park and Gardens in the pretty Cotswold village of Bourton-on-the-Water with it's bustling high street full of pubs, cafes, shops and attractions. Add to that the prospect of spending your weekend in the same way as the last 20 weekends, and it's no surprise the call of the Cotswolds can quickly turn into an irresistible siren song. It really ticks all the boxes. Walkers and waggy tails are all welcome at this traditional dog-friendly pub in the Cotswolds.
THE BOTTLE OF SAUCE. For classic and hearty pub fare but right on the river, enjoy a meal at the Kingsbridge pub. Family-friendly and dog-friendly, it serves hearty pub staples including sausage and mash, and fish and chips, alongside lighter bites for smaller appetites and an impressive choice of vegetarian and vegan options. Entrance is free, so what are you waiting for? Bridges arching over the River Windrush right through the centre of the village make for a dreamy setting. Run today by husband and wife duo, Nick and Laura Avery bought The Plough Inn in June 2012 and spent nearly a year restoring her to her former glory, with a few alterations to the layout to create more space including three stunning B&B rooms. Built in 1748, The Old Manse Hotel is surrounded by beautiful Cotswold countryside in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Restaurant bourton on the water. This attractive, traditional Cotswold. Great conversation, exquisite wine, crisp ale, and fab music all flow in abundance in The Prince Albert and it's well worth the climb up the hill to reach! THE MASONS ARMS AT MEYSEY HAMPTON. Built as a coaching inn in 1748, this Grade II listed free house, this charming characterful country pub offers quality food, dog friendly rooms, regular quizzes and a big playground in the garden ensuring fun for all the family. If you don't mind travelling a bit further afield there are also some lovely Cotswold pubs in the surrounding towns and villages. Range of guest beers.
OLD NEW INN See Map. View or change them on the search page here. Reviewed by Ian Mapp on 25 November 2019. Welcome pack Complimentary toiletries & slippers Flat screen TV. Kicking and splashing, the aim is to still score goals, and has been a tradition now for 100 years! It's located in the pretty village of Lower Slaughter and well worth the visit on your pub walk. Pub at burton waters. Charlbury Station is on the Cotswold Line and just 500 meters from the pub offering easy access to London, Oxford, Worcester and Hereford. It's also a great place to start and finish a walk around the North Cotswolds for any keen ramblers. THE GREEN DRAGON INN. New for 2010 we have 3 traditional Cotswold Stone cottages available as holiday lets. A sign of a good pub is when hours seem to disappear without you realising it, The Chequers at Churchill is one of these pubs.
Hunt Edmunds of Banbury acquired Dunnell's in January 1918 with 35 tied houses and, subsequently, Hunt Edmunds was taken over by Bass, Mitchells and Butlers Ltd. Character inn nestled in a riverside spot in a delightful village, log fires roar in winter whilst in summer there is al fresco drinking and dining. For other charming Cotswolds towns, discover gorgeous Stow-on-the-Wold or historic Castle Combe. Best pubs in Bourton-on-the-Water. A children's menu caters for little ones and includes activities to keep them entertained too. For those people, the Cotswolds doesn't disappoint.
Two double bedrooms. 15 Charming dog friendly pubs in the Cotswolds - Pure Pet Food. To model village and model railway. He quickly recommended the Roast Cauliflower with Chickpeas, dill, raisins and smoked almonds as a vegetarian entree selection. With over 100 gins, a beautiful pub garden and menus that celebrate the seasons, there's a lot to love about The Maytime Inn. Where else can you find Sunday Roast burgers with Yorkshire Puddings taking the place of the bun, a side of roast potatoes and a pot of gravy to dip them in?
THE SWAN INN AT SWINBROOK. For a village, Bourton-on-the-Water succeeds in retaining its slow-paced charm, with a sense that you've come to a totally unique place. Five charming bridges span the tranquil River Windrush in the centre of Bourton-on-the-Water and the buildings are set back, showcasing the iconic Cotswolds golds of the region. Solving the riddle at the centre is far more challenging. The Duke of Wellington pub has been recently refurbished and is a great family pub serving a wide range of food and drinks in a relaxed atmosphere. From Moreton-in-Marsh, there is a bus which will take you to the village in 20 minutes. Cotswold Wild Life Park is 12 miles away and Cheltenham Racecourse is 30 minutes' journey by car. Hotel bar in Cotswold tourist trap. THE KILLINGWORTH CASTLE. Where is Bourton-on-the-Water? This historic, stone-built pub oozes charm and boasts a chilled atmosphere.
Reopened in December 2017 by Peter Creed and Tom Noest, The Bell Inn at Langford offers wonderful food and drink in charming surroundings. This felt reasonable compared to other places. But don't underestimate how much you'll simply want to unwind and relax here. The riverside village of Bourton-on-the-Water is one of the most popular places to visit in the Cotswolds. Doggos are welcome inside the bar and there's a keg of water and bowls so you can pour the pup a pint, and jars of free treats too. This popular pub has ten. The Lamb Inn offers a range of spacious suites with king-size beds, and smaller double rooms.
1885 A. Austin Stokey (the Stokeys moved to the Railway Hotel). National Hunt racing at that, which are mostly of scenes from nearby Cheltenham racecourse. There are also all sorts of enamel signs to keep you curious as well as an eclectic range of motoring paraphernalia. Elegant, traditionally styled rooms are featured at this country-style hotel and quality local ingredients feature on the restaurant's menu. 1981 -1984 Anthony David Wisdom. A hotel and pub connected to Bourton-on-the-Water's iconic model village has reopened after a six-figure facelift. Dogs are allowed in the downstairs dining room, bar, guest rooms, and the garden. A charming activity to keep you amused is the wonderful Dragonfly Maze. What are people saying about gastropubs near Bourton-on-the-Water, GLS?
You'll be missing out if you don't enjoy a cocktail here too. The only aspects that weren't ideal were the beds were squeaky and one room had only twin beds. Whilst some of these issues apply, and you should always be considerate to local residents, it is generally much easier to park in Bourton-on-the-Water. It also has rooms if you fancy staying over and has the famous Model Village, which is a replica of the Bourton-on-the-Water village itself, in the grounds of the pub. There aren't many restaurants in most Cotswolds villages. One of the last bastions of a drinkers pub in the North Cotswolds, the food menu is pretty good too with homemade pies and classics all at decent prices. Overlooking the village green in Broadwell near Stow on the Wold, The Fox Inn is very much a traditional pub for locals and visitors alike.
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