Andrew Brownsword Hotels - accommodation in Moreton-in-Marsh

Lovely period hotel (the original Putin wallpaper in the stairwell is amazing) Breakfast excellent, good choice of everything on the buffet table with food being replenished regularly Bathroom needs improvement, it’s fine for an overnight stay but insufficient pegs, storage if you’re staying for longer. The same applies to the bedroom, great for one night but again if you’re staying longer the dressing table is totally taken up with coffee/tea paraphernalia and no drawer for personal bits and pieces. Bedside tables were just that - a table. However bed comfortable and an extra sheet was thoughtfully left out which was very welcome with the current heat spell

Simon was a great host at his property and made us feel very welcome. His staff were also very friendly and nothing was too much trouble.for them, making our stay so much more enjoyable. ( Hospitality at its best ! ) Hats off to you guys.🎩👍

Really nice historical property in primary location. Stayed in room 115 which may be the best room on the property. Large and historically decorated. King James spent several nights at the property when it was a simple coach house. Nice restaurant on site but recommend reservations at both hotel and restaurant at the same time, as the area is not that large and very popular. Within easy walking distance of the train station, grocery store and many local historical sites. Front desk was very helpful. Great town to use as an introduction the Cotswolds.