The Bell at Sapperton gallery Gallery
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We think you'll love
- Staying in such a cosy inn, just a few miles but a world away from touristy hotspots
- The monthly menus of delicious local produce and the superb breakfasts
- Discovering the many walks from the doorstep – you'll find a guide book in your room
You should know
- The kitchen is closed from 6pm on Sundays and lunchtimes on Mondays and Tuesdays from late January to early March
- Dogs are welcome in the bar and bedrooms, £20
The trailblazing Cotswold 'gastropub' continues to wow walkers, drinkers, and diners for its laid-back charm, local ales, unique wines from small producers, seasonal menus, three charming upstairs rooms, and the beautiful hillside village setting close to Cirencester Park. All have been key ingredients to the roaring success of Peter Austen's spruced up 300-year-old pub.
David
Sawday's Inspector
I visited The Bell at Sapperton to celebrate a friends birthday and we had the loveliest time. The pub itself is so cosy and full of Cotswold charm, the service is excellent and the food delicious! Would certainly recommend and will be back.