Old Bell Hotel

Abbey Row,
Malmesbury,
Wiltshire,
England

Prices from £57.00

Star Rating: $3\ Star Rating$ $3\ Star Rating$ $3\ Star Rating$

Old Bell Hotel - Malmesbury Hotel, Malmesbury

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From North & South West (M5) - leave M5 at Junction 15 eastbound onto the M4. Leave M4 at Junction 17 onto the A429 signposted to Malmesbury. Follow the A429 for about 5 miles, until you reach the main Malmesbury roundabout. Bear left, following signs for Town Centre. Follow this road up through the high street & turn left at T-Junction. The hotel is on the right hand side next to the abbey. For car park, take 1st right after the hotel. From East (M4) - leave M4 at Junction 16, following road signposted to Wootton Bassett & RAF Lyneham. Follow this road for about 10 miles, until you reach the main Malmesbury roundabout, then as before.

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Dating back to 1220, the Old Bell Hotel is reputed to be England’s oldest and is brimming with historic character. From the picturesque walled gardens of the hotel to the adjacent medieval Abbey and the quaint Cotswold village surroundings, you are immersed in quintessentially English heritage. Step inside the Old Bell Hotel and discover a perfect blend of period features, traditional furnishings and modern amenities. In the spacious guest rooms you will find more of the same along with a peaceful ambience ideal for a relaxing getaway. Each room at the Old Bell Hotel is complete to a high standard with en-suite, flat screen TV, DVD player, internet access and complimentary refreshments. The Old Bell Hotel also offers guests the chance to enjoy an exquisite evening in the renowned Edwardian Restaurant. Tantalise the taste buds with an array of fine, using the finest seasonal local produce. In the summer guests can relax out on the hotel’s terrace and enjoy their meal in the beautiful surroundings of the walled gardens. Please note: The restaurant is closed on Sunday and Monday nights and instead dinner will be served in the Old Bell Hotel’s more causal and informal Brasserie Restaurant.

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