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When you're exploring Moreton-in-Marsh, you'll find a historic spot right in the middle of town that's been welcoming travellers for centuries.
This isn't just a place to rest your head; it’s a coaching inn with a fascinating past, perfect for a comfortable stay or a relaxed meal. One of its most notable moments was in 1644 when King Charles I stayed here during the English Civil War, a real piece of history that adds to the character of the place.
Today, it continues its tradition of hospitality. You can enjoy a hearty breakfast, a satisfying lunch, or a pleasant dinner, perhaps with a drink in the bar. It serves as an excellent base for experiencing Moreton-in-Marsh's market town atmosphere. From here, it’s a straightforward trip to explore the charming spots of Dorn, Batsford, or Lower Lemington. Heading a little further, Bourton-on-the-Hill, Aston Magna, and Longborough are also easily accessible, offering more of the Cotswolds to discover.
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