This 17th century coaching house is set in the quaint village of Stilton. With a history dating back to the 1500s, it offers charming accommodations with a stylish restaurant, bistro and cozy bar. Built around the old courtyard, rooms at The Bell Inn, Stilton, Cambridgeshire are individually furnished and include Sky TV, free Wi-Fi, tea and coffee making facilities and an private bathroom with hairdryer. A full English breakfast is served and guests can enjoy locally sourced, seasonal cuisine in The Galleried Restaurant. Traditional British and international flavors are offered in The Bistro and The Village Bar. Renowned as the birthplace of stilton cheese, the village is steeped in history. Dick Turpin, the famous 18th century highwayman, is even said to have lodged at The Bell Inn. The property has free parking and good access to the A1. It is 15 minutes’ drive from Peterborough and 45 minutes’ drive from Cambridge.
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a Historic Market Town in the county of Cambridgeshire
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