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Historic Charm and Modern Comforts
Experience the charm of the 1696 half-timbered Bell, just steps away from Tewkesbury Abbey. Enjoy the blend of historic architecture and cosy modern amenities in our en suite bedrooms, some with stunning Abbey views.
Convenient Location and Free Parking
Perfectly situated for exploring the historic area, the Bell is a short walk from the town centre, local theatre, and shops. Forget about parking hassles with our complimentary guest parking, making your stay even more convenient.
Delicious Dining and Relaxing Bar
Indulge in a culinary journey at our friendly bar and restaurant, offering a variety of traditional and modern dishes made from fresh local ingredients. Pair your meal with a selection of real ales for a truly satisfying dining experience.
Book your stay at the Bell today and immerse yourself in history and comfort!
Please note that full payment is taken at the time of booking.
Check available from 2pm-10pm Sunday - Thursday. Available 2-11pm Friday and Saturday
A deposit may be required at the property.
Great location, free parking, lovely rooms. Welcoming, helpful staff and brilliant breakfast
No complaints
The staff were really friendly
We stayed in room 9, after a long drive from Cornwall for a course/ exam for myself the next day we instantly got met with Cousin sitting on the chair and it breaking.
Dinner although the chef listened to my request of how I liked my steak the Sirloin was pure gristle ( not a marble which I wouldn't have minded) so most of it was wasted.
When retiring to the room as I desperately needed a good night's sleep, the noise from the Aircon?! And paper thin walls hearing the other rooms was torture!! I was also bitten multiple times and I have auto immune disorders, I was covered in hives and in agony and still am with the burning. Having travelled all day, to not sleep all night before a 10 hour course and Xmas was horrendous! Once it was light in the morning I checked the bed to see what the hell I was reacting so badly too and found bed bugs and rent a kill under the beds full of critters!!!
I had to be at my location and hour away first thing and didn't get chance to say a thing, my cousin went back and stripped the beds to find yet more bugs all within the beds.
Once I finally have recovered I will be in contact but right now on the long journey back and extremely poorly ( as is my cousin but she doesn't have the same conditions as me)
Tearful, exhausted and absolutely gutted, I Never complain but this was hideous I'm afraid 😭
A very nice, comfortable old inn . Central and ideal for exploring the town.
Unbeatably, it doesn’t have the facilities of a modern hotel. Stair, steps etc had to be navigated
Alt, aber traditionell und sehr sauber.
Wie so oft fehlt es an einer Möglichkeit einen Koffer abzulegen.
Location convenient
Dated, overpriced. Room too hot. At least 25 degrees C and windows only opened about 1”. Bathroom even hotter and no openable windows. Upon inspection in morning we appeared to be next to a boiler room.
Lovely old hotel . Had a nice evening meal and lovely breakfast . Staff friendly
Everything in the hotel was good . We had a parking space but there are not many .
Location was good.
Accommodation was separate so away from the main pub noise.
Parking on site free.
Fixed price breakfast. Doesn't work for us. Walked into Tewkesbury and got brrakfast for two for less than one fixed price.
Old style country hotel, clean and comfortable
Nothing
free parking. room was quiet.good location for all of tewksburys amenities.
Friendly and helpful staff
Dated rooms and decor.
Staff were all outstanding. Friendly and helpful. Restaurant also very good - variety and quality.
I like hot water in shower etc but the hot water was extremely hot - there was a warning sign to be fair but I wonder if the top temperature could be thermostatically controlled.
The property was in a good position, opposite the abbey and close to the river and town. The room and bathroom were small but fine for an overnight stay. The staff were nice and friendly.
Dogs are allowed in the eating areas which felt unhygienic. We were going to eat in the restaurant but there was one dog barking and another panting, at the next table. Dogs were also present at breakfast. It is an old property so it was a bit of a trek getting to our room, upstairs and along corridors.
Location was great
Tv from another room was blasting all night so no sleep
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