Bear of Rodborough Hotel Stroud (England)

General Information

High above the Cotswold city of Stroud, sat amid an expanse of National Trust land, lies the Bear of Rodborough Hotel. Once a training inn, the Bear of Rodborough is now a friendly place for the weary traveller. Attention features been taken to retain the history of the structure and at reception desk you are able to restful see the bell that was once used to summon the innkeeper. Dating back to the seventeenth centuty, this past training inn features been changed into a friendly hotel with reconstructed period aspects and lavish decoration that pays tribute to the Arts & Crafts movement. Every bedroom features its own individual fashion and plenty of have attractive views of the 300 acres of spectacular National Trust land that surrounds the inn. Visitors will also discover that the excellence of the cuisine and wines catered in the hotel's Box Tree Restaurant is hard to beat in the locality.

Dining Information

Box Tree Restaurant The Box Tree Restaurant is great in the locality for the excellence of its food and the splendour of its environs featuring bare stone walls and original stone arches which frame the richly coloured fabrics of its adornment and panaoramic vistas of the local village. Presented an AA Red Rosette for the quality of its food and amenities, the Box Tree features a prestige as a heart of excellence for food and wine, difficult to surpass in the region. Having developed close links with local providers, the Box Tree Restaurant can to source the best in meats, fish, cheese, vegetables and fruit. These comprise the distinguished Gloucestershire Old Spot pork, Hereford beef,

Location Information

High above the Cotswold city of Stroud, sat amid an expanse of National Trust land, lies the Bear of Rodborough Hotel. Once a training inn, the Bear of Rodborough is now a hospitable place for the weary traveller. Attention features been taken to retain the history of the structure and at reception desk you are able to tranquil see the bell that was once used to summon the innkeeper. Dating back to the seventeenth centuty, this past training inn features been changed into a hospitable hotel with reconstructed period characteristics and lavish decoration that pays tribute to the Arts & Crafts movement. Every bedroom features its own individual fashion and plenty of have stunning views of the 300 acres of amazing National Trust land that surrounds the inn. Clients will also discover that the excellence of the cuisine and wines catered in the hotel's Box Tree Restaurant is hard to beat in the locality.