Both the River Avon and the River Severn are close by. The hotel is located in the middle of Tewkesbury, a mediaeval market town. And providing a warm welcome, delicious food and drink, and outstanding service. This wonderful beamed hotel, built in 1696, is an ideal location for touring this picturesque town. Not to mention the stunning scenery in the area. See what Tewkesbury has to offer in terms of local attractions.
What style cuisine is on offer at Bell Hotel?
They provide a robust selection of pub favourites from the Old English Inns menu at the Bell Hotel, where you can unwind with a unique real ale or glass of good wine. Restaurants serve everything from hot steaks to exquisite burgers to lighter snacks.
What can guests enjoy when staying in the Tewkesbury area?
If you're a history buff, Tewkesbury is a must-see. The 10th century Tewksbury Abbey, the John Moore Museum, and the Tewkesbury Heritage Centre are all within walking distance of The Bell. Alternatively, pay a visit to the site of a pivotal War of the Roses fight. Bredon Barn, Ashleworth Tithe Barn, and Croome, all run by the National Trust, are close by, as are Odda's Chapel, Hailes Abbey, and Goodrich Castle, all run by English Heritage.
