The Inn at Fossebridge - Cotswold Hotel

The Inn at Fossebridge is immersed in 300 years of history … as a coaching inn on the Fosseway, as a hostelry named after wealthy landowner Lord Chedworth, as a building facing a future as apartments.

And today as a beautiful Cotswold retreat, with wonderful accommodation and grounds, fine food, and well under an hour from Stratford-upon-Avon and Cheltenham, Cirencester, the delightful capital of the Cotswolds, Burford and Stow-on-the-Wold, pretty hamlets and villages which almost look today as they did a few centuries ago.

The Inn at Fossebridge is between the Gloucestershire towns of Cirencester and Northleach, within a dip on the A429.

Indeed the Inn had opened by 1759 and was then known at Lord Chedworth’s Arms, a name recalled in the wonderful old bar that still exists today; the name was changed to Fossebridge Inn in the early 19th century.

Our beautiful apartment overlooking the Mediterranean on a hillside just outside Antibes in the South of France.

Manderley is a luxurious groundfloor apartment which has been in our family for 20 years.

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