Four Cotswold Pubs Worth Leaving the Hotel For
The Fleece Inn, Bretforton. A medieval timber-framed farmhouse turned pub, now owned by the National Trust. Low beams, real ales, fires, an orchard and enough folklore to justify another drink.
The Mount Inn, Stanton. Come for the position above one of the Cotswolds’ prettiest villages and stay for local produce and Donnington ales. The Royal Oak, Gretton. An 18th-century village freehouse with Vale of Evesham views and seasonal food.
The Queen Elizabeth Inn, Elmley Castle. Community-run, family and dog friendly, and ideally placed at the foot of Bredon Hill. Best enjoyed after earning it on the climb.
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At A Glance
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Opening and kitchen hours vary; book food where possible.
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Fleece for history, Mount for views, Royal Oak for lunch, Queen Elizabeth after Bredon Hill.
