Swan Classic Bibury

Bibury, Cirencester, Gloucestershire, England

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About Swan Classic Bibury

19Th Century craftsman, designer and writer, William Morris, crowned Bibury 'the prettiest village in England'. Today, this picturesque Cotswold hamlet continues to evoke such reactions. In the heart of Bibury sits the Swan Hotel, overlooking the River Coln and the arched stone bridge that crosses its shallow waters. The Swan has become renowned as an excellent country hotel, serving superb cuisine. Fishing available on the River Coln in front of the hotel. Please ask for details.

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