At the top of the longest village green in England, at the center of Frampton on Severn, The Bell Inn offers traditional food, a children’s play area and free Wi-Fi in the public areas. The menu is varied with traditional pub food accompanied with chargrills, chef’s specials and the finest of fresh fish and local games. Guests can also enjoy a drink in the garden or bar. The bedrooms come with private bathrooms, a TV and a little kitchen corner with tea/coffee making facilities and a toaster. Some rooms have a separate lounge. The Inn is set next to a working farm, with Shetland ponies, Pygmy goats, Kune Kune pigs and chickens. There is free parking on site.
a Picturesque Village in the county of Gloucestershire
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in the county of Gloucestershire
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in the county of Gloucestershire
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a Cotswold Town in the county of Gloucestershire
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a Historic Market Town in the county of Gloucestershire
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in the county of Gloucestershire
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a Historic Market Town in the county of Gloucestershire
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Only restored Dutch water garden in the country, and reputedly home to England's oldest evergreen oak...
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