The Plough Inn, Ford, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, Cotswolds

Sitting in the hamlet of Ford, this popular 16th Century Inn renowned for its excellent menu and fine Donnington ales, is ideally placed for exploration of many nearby Cotswold attractions. The area holds everything for appreciators of the countryside as well a rich and diverse cultural and sporting heritage. Shooting lunches are organised at the Plough and there are fine walks, cycling, fishing and golf in close proximity. The nearby historic towns and villages (Stow-on-the-Wold, Broadway and Tewkesbury to name but a few) present a variety of museums, antique craft shops and visitor attractions guaranteed to provide an absorbing visit.

For racing enthusiasts the area is also steeped in connections with the famous racing stables of Jackdaws Castle right opposite and other notable establishments nearby, all of course a short distance from Cheltenham, the "blue riband" home, of National Hunt racing.

Bed & Breakfast facilities are resplendent in a fresh coat of paint and Craig and Becky are proud to announce the award of 4 Diamonds for guest accommodation from both the Heart of England Tourist Board and the AA since taking over the pub. B&B accommodation is provided in the Tallot. This quaint cobble-stoned building once used as a hayloft with stabling below for two- and four-legged visitors has now been converted to provide separate, comfortable accommodation for the modern visitor.

Three comfortable en-suite (shower) rooms are available, beamed and differently shaped in true Cotswold fashion. Two family (double and a single bed) rooms and a double room arrangements are offered.

Rates : From £70 per room per night based on 2 people sharing. From £90 to £105 per family room per night.
Children are welcome.
No smoking. Sorry, no pets.
Ample Parking.
Dinner is available.
4 Star Silver Award AA & ETC.