The Priory Inn

London Road, Tetbury, Gloucestershire, England

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About The Priory Inn

The Priory Inn is a privately owned gastro-inn which deserves its loyal following - the true heart of Tetbury. It is very welcoming to families and offers fabulous award-winning food. It was awarded the Harden's Remy Restaurant Award 2006, Cotswold Life Food and Drink Award 2006 and Taste of The West Silver 2006. The gastro-inn prides itself on fresh food and local, seasonal menus and its family-friendly approach has earned it many glowing regional and national reviews. The Priory Inn is minutes walk from Tetbury's many shops and 5 minutes drive from Westonbirt Arboretum. The Priory Inn will provide you the most stylish, friendly, and comfortable environment for the perfect break with an emphasis on quality, simplicity, service and good value.

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