With a wonderful contract of the past and present, this is an excellent property ideally located for visiting the Cotswolds. An additional plus is that it's two for the price of one: as a guest at Noel Arms you can enjoy the facilities of it's sister hotel the Cotswold House with it's award winning Restaurant, contemporary bar and beautiful townhouse gardens. (GW 03/2008)
This is a historic sixteenth-century coaching inn made of yellow Cotswold stone.
The lobby is small in size and is decorated in a traditional style. Around the hotel, many reminders of the past can be found, such as fine antique furniture, including a grandfather clock, swords and shields.
Absorb the atmosphere of this 16th-century coaching inn (once stayed in by Charles II) over a pint of beer in front of the log fire in the Dover's Bar enjoy modern British food in our Restaurant, or a superb meal of Far Eastern dishes from our Oriental menu relax in your bedroom with all the comforts you will need, and sleep in a four-poster bed that dates back to 1657. Experiences as rich as Noel Arms' history.
With a wonderful contract of the past and present, this is an excellent property ideally located for visiting the Cotswolds. An additional plus is that it's two for the price of one: as a guest at Noel Arms you can enjoy the facilities of it's sister hotel the Cotswold House with it's award winning Restaurant, contemporary bar and beautiful townhouse gardens.
The 26 en suite rooms are medium in size, and in keeping with the distinctive character of the hotel are traditionally decorated. They are all are kept in very good condition and the 4 Poster rooms with seventeenth-century carved beds are fabulous. The bathrooms are also medium in size, in good condition and most come with bath and shower.
You can either absorb the atmosphere of the historic Dover's Bar (named after Dover's Hill, the site of the famous Cotswold Olympicks) with its cosy fire, bar menu and tasty local ales, or dine in the elegant Restaurant, with a menu that specialises in British and Continental dishes, homemade wherever possible and sourced from producers and superb produce exclusive to the Cotswolds.
The lobby is small in size and is decorated in a traditional style. Around the hotel, many reminders of the past can be found, such as fine antique furniture, including a grandfather clock, swords and shields.
Rates shown are per room per night.
