We stayed in Bee Cottage next to the pub with our dalmation dog, we had a great time the cottage was very cosy and warm and very traditional, the breakfasts were massive my dad could not eat it all but tried very hard. The staff were all very nice and the garden at the back was ideal for the dog... More

The first pub we found in Moreton that had good beer! Not the selection listed by CAMRA but a good selection anyway and kept well. The pub was warm, clean and comfy with friendly helpful staff. Our meals came quickly and were good. t was at night and raining so we didn't visit their beer garden but it looked as... More

We stayed for just one night on our way back from the FA Cup Final at Wembley and this was an ideal location to break the journey back to North Wales. Kevin and his team made us very welcome and the lunch time food was excellent and very good value for money. Our room was clean and comfortable and the... More

Have used this pub for years and would just like to say have never found it more pleasant, it has gone from a clicky if your not in the right crowd your not really welcome pub to a warm friendly everyone is welcome as long as they behave pub. Something that is needed in this town. Good on you guys... More

We stayed recently for one night at the end of March. I would recommend The Bell based on the standard of the double room (excellent), the friendliness of the staff (welcoming and helpful) and the overall ambiance of the establishment. Despite some previous reviews our room was very quiet and relaxing, clean and comfortable. Definitely a hidden gem in the... More

Recently spent a weekend in the Cotswolds. We stayed in the Bell Inn, which admittedly is in need of refurbishment and the new owners were the first to tell us so - something they are undertaking at present. However, our bedroom was excellent - spacious, quiet, clean and provided with everything we required. The staff were extremely pleasant and friendly.... More

We popped in for lunch after visiting the arboretum. We ignored the tatty chairs and ordered a couple of baguettes. The lager was so gassy it erupted all over the table and the cider was flat. After half an hour I asked if there was any sign of our lunch. The two totally disinterested women behind the bar played with... More

Visited in mid-March 2012. Staff was kind and welcoming. It's a great place, with a very nice outdoor area. The food was average pub fare. I gather that the previous proprietor let the place run down, so perhaps they're still working on improving the menu. But it seems back on track overall.

We stayed at the Bell Inn with two friends on March 16th 2012 for the Cheltenham Gold Cup. We booked the cottage next to the pub as it worked out cheaper for the four of us. We were greeted with such a warm welcome from the assistant manager and shown to our cottage. We were a bit worried having been... More