Discover the best hotels in Shipston on Stour, Cotswolds, England including The Halford Bridge Inn, The White Bear Inn, Church Farm B&B, The George Townhouse, The Bower House, Restaurant & Rooms, The Norman Knight, The Old Manor House, The Lazy Pug, The Old Mill, The White Horse.
Restaurants in Shipston on Stour
4 based on 306 reviews
We are a quintessential 16th Century Coaching Inn in the beautiful countryside of Warwickshire. We are on the Fosse Way which is the gateway to the Cotswolds approx. 3 miles outside of Shipston-on-Stour. We offer a comfortable restaurant where we’ll be offering a Breakfast, Lunch and À La Carté menu, with an additional bar menu too. Our rooms are beautifully appointed all with an en-suite bathroom, whilst offering beautiful village outlooks or stunning views across the Cotswold countryside. There is free Wi-Fi for all guests and a comfortable bar area where our locals gather for a well-kept ale or a tasty Gin and Tonic, in front of the beautiful fireplace and cosy log burner.
I stayed at the Halford Bridge Inn for the night while on a cycling tour of the Cotswolds while my fellow cyclists were camping. The building a beautiful characterful 16th century coaching Inn with beautiful surroundings. The current owners have only recently purchased the venue and are making every effort to make it into something special. The room was comfortable and had everything I could possibly have wanted. The real secret is the family themselves. They could not possibly have made any more effort to make my stay as lovely as possible. The breakfast was also far more impressive than any chain hotel. This is a lovely place to stay.
4.5 based on 133 reviews
The White Bear Inn, under new management by Emma (since 23rd October 2017), offers 7 en-suite rooms, two bars, restaurant, private dining room and a function room. Consisting of: Lounge Bar with open fire serving Cask Ales, Quality Draught Beers, Lagers and Wine Sports Bar with two large Screen TVs which show Sky Sports and BTsport content; you are unlikely to miss any live sporting event. Restaurant serving home made food, using local produce. Private dining area for that special occasion or informal get together with friends. Functions are catered for in a separate room, has a separate entrance and can cater for up to 80 people, depending on the type of event. Also available Crib Boards, Dominos and our Aunt Sally pitch to the rear of our free private car park. There are fabulous walks in the local area together with local shoots (in season), Falconry Centre and a short drive to Stratford upon Avon, Warwick (Castle), Banbury, Oxford and Stow on the Wold.
Thank you to Emma & staff for a very enjoyable stay. We were greeted by Luke on arrival who was friendly & helpful, he made us feel at home. We had drinks in the bar whilst watching Saturday afternoon football, we felt very welcome and the whole place had a friendly, happy atmosphere.Our room was clean & the bed very comfortable. Breakfast was excellent & plentiful . We chose to stay here after reading good reviews & it certainly lived up to the good reputation it has. It was ideally situated for a gin tasting experience we had booked, it was about a 10 minute drive & was worth the taxi ride there.
4.5 based on 427 reviews
Our jaw-dropping pub is beating away to the sound of its own drum in the very heart of our idyllic market town. Hunker down for a sensational slumber or raise your glass to an evening of jubilations. Come and make yourself at home with our wonderful family who are on hand to make your stay a shindig to remember. With scrumptious fare, ravishing refreshments and our undeniable notoriety for providing a rip-roaring time to all our residents - The George Townhouse is the life and soul of Shipston-on-Stour.
Arrived, checked in to find we were given The Studio. Then proceeded to tell us it was 3 flights up !!! When we did get there, both in very late 60s ! We found the Studio to be absolutely lovely. With oak beams tasteful decor, gorgeous bathroom. Bed extremely comfy. Nice coffee and tea set up. Loved everything about it, except stairs !!!
5 based on 38 reviews
The Bower House is in the historic market town of Shipston on Stour, at the northern edge of the Cotswolds, 10 miles from Stratford-upon-Avon. Our Grade II-listed building, originally built in 1731, has been painstakingly and lovingly restored. The ground floor is home to our restaurant and bar, and we have five beautiful and very comfortable en-suite bedrooms on the first and second floors.
We stayed in the Bay Room at the Bower House on a Saturday night as we were eating in the restaurant. The room was fantastic with lovely furnishings, a window seat and huge bathroom with separate shower room. There was also an additional room with bunk bed. The bed was comfortable and the temperature not too hot as is often the case. Our room cost £160 and included breakfast for the 2 of us. We had the full English and a veggie equivalent both of which were very good. It was a great overnight stay and we would happily return.
5 based on 47 reviews
Stay with us and wake up in an area of outstanding natural beauty. Our self-catering apartment, The Granary, is a charming character bolt-hole in the heart of Whichford. Alternatively camp in comfort all year round in one of our beautiful, high-spec glamping pods.
Went here with my Auntie because I was attracted to the menu as it had shell fish on it. I had a dressed crab with crusty bread ( there wasn’t enough bread just two very small pieces requested more which was charged at £2.60 for four small pieces). My Aunt ordered a small portion of cod and chips which was ample. Both dishes was presented very attractively and tasted as good as it looked. We had ice cream for desert which was yummy but would have been nicer with a wafer. It was a wet Wednesday lunch time and busy, I think parking would be a problem at busy times.
5 based on 96 reviews
Finding an ideal romantic guest house in Halford does not have to be difficult. Welcome to The Old Manor House, a nice option for travelers like you. As your “home away from home,” the guest house rooms offer a flat screen TV and a seating area, and getting online is easy, with free wifi available. Guests have access to outdoor furniture, a sun terrace, and baggage storage while staying at The Old Manor House. In addition, The Old Manor House offers free breakfast, which will help make your Halford trip additionally gratifying. And, as an added convenience, there is free parking available to guests. When you’re feeling hungry, be sure to check out Halford Bridge, which is a pub that is popular with locals and out-of-towners alike. If you are interested in exploring Halford, check out St Mary's Church (0.0 mi), which is a short walk from The Old Manor House. The Old Manor House puts the best of Halford at your fingertips, making your stay both relaxing and enjoyable.
A special welcome awaits you from Jane and William at this delightful, historic B & B in the peaceful village of Halford. It's a beautiful house in stunning grounds overlooking the River Stour. I was walking Shakespeare's Way from Stratford and this was my first stop. Despite arriving early I was warmly greeted with tea and cake. My bedroom dated back to 1556, featuring ancient beams and a very comfortable bed. My breakfast was first class. I thoroughly recommend the Old Manor House for every type of traveller. Note that pub in Halford is excellent but does not serve food on Monday or Tuesday.
5 based on 11 reviews
Mr M & I have just had a fab lunch at the Lazy Pug. Great choice of food for a Sunday - roasts, burgers, pizza etc. We both had burgers which were great & lovely chips too followed by coffees. Staff very friendly & attentive. Lovely relaxed atmosphere. Shame we don’t live nearby as this would definitely become our local. After being turned away from a few other pubs as not booked on a Sunday, this was a great find. Highly recommend.
4.5 based on 21 reviews
Wonderful stay at the old mill, clean, bright, spacious with a brilliant breakfast. Lovely welcome from Judy & the girls (Daisy & Rose). Would certainly stay again & highly recommend it the Old Mill..
4 based on 111 reviews
A friendly pub, boasting a real open fire, a great selection of real ales, lagers and ciders. Please check when booking for details of any possible late entertainment. Dogs and well-behaved owners are welcome also, but unfortunately, dogs are not allowed in the rooms. Please inform us of any special dietary requests and we will do our best to provide these.
Have eaten here several times Since lockdown restrictions have lifted I had the tandoori chicken pizza one night could have done with more chicken on it other than that it was really good pizza was filling and a good size cooked from fresh previous night I had scampi and a salad as I substituted the chips and then dessert was a lovely cookie dough with melted marshmallows really yummy recommend trying the pink gin partner had the hot mama burger that was really nice and had a nice kick to it Previous he had the pork and chorizo burger which was nice as well fully recommend only downside is no garden but the staff very friendly
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