Bell in Cotswold

Had a lovely meal here only a short cab ride from where we were staying in Blockley. Booking in advance recommended as the popularity of this place speaks volumes. Highly recommended we will return

Ok but beer is a bit hit and miss!

Good food and drinks and get atmosphere

It is an inn attached to a pub, so you certainly cannot expect to find hotel services. The room where I stayed with my sister is nice and welcoming. The sink only dispenses cold or lukewarm water but it wasn't much of a problem. The highlight of The Bell is the warm and spontaneous welcome received by John, Carrie and Jack. They were very kind and hospitable and catered to our needs. I felt at home for the short time I was in Moreton-in-Marsh and I hope to return soon with my husband and our little dog.

Great cask ales and a splendid pub dog. A big friendly thing who appreciates a pat on the head.

Great food and really good beer just a shame about the very loud foul mouthed locals who spoiled the meal Not the first time either out of our 3 visits twice we had the loud foul mouthed localsIt’s a real shame to say avoid if you don’t want to hear swearing during your meal and not being able to hear each other

We were originally booked in for February 2022 but due to health reasons had to change the date.The requested date to change to had no rooms left at the rate we originally paid - but all credit to the Bell management - we got a room upgrade at no extra cost - now that is customer service unlike the Premier Inn I'm stuck in tonight......Friendly staff and management plus the pub dog (aka door mat). Nice atmosphere with a mix of locals and tourists.We didn't eat in the evenings but had a few reasonably priced drinks and a nice breakfast.Rooms were clean & tidy and reasonably well eqipped -- my only slightly negative comment is that the bedroom that we had could probably do with a bit of a refresh. Not tatty or anything like that - just a little tired - but then it is also a grade II listed building.Loved our stay Thanks again - publically.....

Stayed here yesterday for one night and what a fabulous place it is. Have visited the pub before and always enjoyed it but never stayed over. The room was lovely - out the back and on the ground floor, shower was great. Good supply of toiletries and tea/coffees. Breakfast this morning was excellent, timely and great quality. The owner was very friendly (as were the staff) and nothing was too much trouble.Will DEF stay here again and wholly recommend the place.

I was passing through Moreton and was gasping for a quenching drink! The Bell Inn did the trick. A lovely Inn , full of character and charming staff. I took my drink outside and enjoyed it in their courtyard, so relaxing!

We went for a drink on a summers evening and to see if we would like to come for food another time. Unfortunately the courtyard had so many wasps we didn't enjoy our drink and so didn't return. There were gazebos up in the courtyard which would provide some protection against rain. Baby changing table was good and accessible from the garden.

Two hungry visitors , staying at the local Caravan Club Site, came upon the Bell Inn and came into the courtyard to enquire what vegetarian options were on the menu. Greeted by a lovely staff member who showed me where to park my Mobility scooter, and we came inside to eat. The food was fresh and tasty and the staff attentive and helpful. Could find no faults at all!

With the current outdoor eating only restrictions we thought The Bell had it all organised with covered outdoor seating through the back so as we were staying close by we thought we would give it a try. Stood at the entrance where the sign indicated to wait to be seated. Waited ages. Saw a couple of staff who spotted us but nobody came over. Eventually was approached, won’t say greeted because it was really a greeting, we asked if there was a table and was told there was but we couldn’t order food for half an hour. We agreed and were taken to a table which was nice. I went to find the toilet which was in use so I waited quite a while. When I got back to the table my husband hadn’t even been able to order a drink. At that point we decided the service was a let down and left to go to the Redesdale Inn along the high street. Excellent food and service in there. Ironically we saw a group of people arrive after us who previously had been in the Bell Inn. I asked them if they had just come from there and they told me they had but had left because their drinks order had been wrong three times so they also left. The Bell are missing a trick here. They are all set up for outdoor dining but don’t have enough staff or a warm welcome. Would not recommend.

Rude staff and landlord !!Long wait til being served lemonade flat not a single bubble but the landlord argued it was fine and they had sold gallons!!Toilets need desperate attention toilet seats all scratched and push buttons broken.Guy on next table had to send the cider back would not recommend visiting The Bell there are lots of nicer pubs in Moreton in March that welcome customers!!

Cottage pie home cooked and nice. Landlord knowledgeable about the beers on offer and a good COVID policy. Would recommend

We called in for a late lunch on Thursday, and had a very warm welcome. Felt very safe as various measures were in place for social distancing. We both had sandwiches (far bigger than we expected) served with fires or salad, freshly prepared and very tasty and filling. Really nice people there to look after you. Thanks. we will be back when we return to the area.

Todo el personal nos pareció muy agradable y servicial. No como los robots, que experimentamos muy recientemente.Era una tarde fría de agosto, encendimos la calefacción y la habitación pronto se calentó. Dormí bien. El único inconveniente es que no está insonorizado, tenga cuidado con que puede escuchar sobre usted si tiene una habitación en la planta baja.El desayuno estuvo bueno. Nos sirvieron cafés muy buenos de la máquina de café. En general, una estancia agradable en un fin de semana festivo ajetreado.

Visitamos el Bell Inn para almorzar, pedimos chile y papas fritas y pescado y papas fritas rebozados con cerveza después de 45 minutos llegaron las comidas, el chile estaba bien pero el pescado del pescado y las papas fritas, no pudimos atravesarlo con un cuchillo, así que nos quejamos y después de otros 20 minutos de espera, el pescado y las patatas fritas no era genial, pero era comestible. Hay mucho personal, pero parece que no hay acción.

Nadie parecía saber lo que se suponía que debían estar haciendo. Mucho personal parado detrás de la barra pero no sirviendo ni limpiando en ningún lado. Café a precios exorbitantes: obviamente no comer fuera para ayudar a los participantes.La persona que nos atendió eventualmente (10 minutos de espera), obviamente estaba aburrida, no tenía idea de cómo tomar un pedido y nos pidió que paguemos antes de que todos hubiéramos recibido nuestro pedido. Sin embargo, un buen café, aunque era del tamaño de un dedal.¡BAÑOS! ! ! vergonzoso. Suelos mojados y olía muy mal a orina. Necesita atención. También es necesario prestar atención al sistema unidireccional de salida de los baños. Empecé a tomar el camino equivocado porque no vi ninguna señalización y el hombre de la cocina dijo "Oh, no, no lo hagas" ¡Qué grosero! ! ! Hay muchas formas de hablar con la gente y esa no es una de ellas. podría haber dicho: la salida es de esta manera o disculpe, pero esa es la manera incorrecta.Por favor capacite a su personal y limpie sus inodoros y obtenga vasos más grandes.

Nice pub with great beer garden. Landlord unfriendly staff nice but rushed off their feet. Impossible to order a drink in under 30 mins. Didn’t eat but neither were most customers. Shame could be really nice.

O eso o somos invisibles porque somos de mediana edad. Me senté en el patio cuando les dijeron comprensiblemente que iban a salir a tomar pedidos en las mesas, aunque 2 lugareños se sentaron en el bar y se sirvieron en el bar. Esperamos más de 20 minutos, a 3 mesas que ya estaban bebiendo se les preguntó si querían otra bebida y la gota que colmó el vaso fue que el camarero se inclinó alrededor de nuestra mesa para preguntar a 2 muchachos jóvenes si querían otra. Y este fue el mismo camarero que nos pidió que nos sentáramos en una mesa y esperáramos a que nos sirvieran. No solo un mal servicio, sino que realmente me sentí un poco insultante. Nos marchamos porque sentimos que no querían nuestro tipo de gente en su pub. ¡Y realmente somos personas bastante normales, honestamente!

Tarde agradable para una copa de vino y una pinta en el jardín. Aunque usar vasos de plástico para el vino estropeó el sabor. Al salir preguntamos si había política para limpiar los muebles después de que la gente se fuera, y nos informaron que sí. Estuvimos allí de 30 a 45 minutos durante los cuales no se limpió una mesa a pesar de que se quitaron los recipientes de plástico vacíos. En las circunstancias actuales, no pensamos que esta sea una buena práctica.

We found ourselves sheltering in the doorway with our two young children during Storm Dennis while looking for a place to eat. We noticed the Tolkein plaque and the idea of eating in the Prancing Pony seemed like an opportunity to be embraced! Inside was a warm and cosy environment - dog friendly - and the staff were welcoming and helpful. The food was good quality, well cooked and well presented. We had the venison burger and bacon and cheese burger. Although we didn't see a kids' menu, staff offered to provide child portions. The kids - 4 and 2 - were happy (although to be honest, their level of happiness is directly proportional to the amount of mayonnaise available in which to dip their chips). The map of Middle Earth was an interesting talking point and a good opportunity for us to introduce our eldest to The Hobbit, a copy of which we then found for her in the bookshop over the road. Overall, this was a memorable and pleasant meal we all enjoyed. Thanks to the staff.

We visited the Bell twice over the weekend. The choice of ales was good, and they were well kept. Liked the association with Tolkien and the big Lord of the rings map on the wall. The rest of the decor was confusing, with odd bric a brac, some outside furniture inside, and a certain lack of love for the place. Great building with great potential.

Was a quaint pub now all mirrors, chrome, and burgers we stoped in our first night as we had stayed there 14 and 30 years ago for a pub meal no such luck

Good place for a pint of glass of wine, friendly staff. Rumored to be the inspiration for LOTR's Prancing Pony.

Having been for Sunday Lunch, we popped in for a sandwich and a drink next time to passed by. Food was brilliant, served by cheerful friendly staff, in comfortable surroundings. Excellent value for money, definitely recommended.

Stayed Friday and Saturday evening in a kingsize room. Excellent made very welcome by the landlord and his team. Super freshly cooked breakfast thankyou . The Massey's.

Went there this October after a day of touring the Cotswolds. Great pub! The staff was very friendly and welcoming.Nice quaint, cozy and relaxing atmosphere and the fish and chips and beers were great! Susan E.

We visited quite late in the evening, mid-week, and there was a decent atmosphere. Good to have a selection of real / craft ales other than the usuals purveyed by chain pubs.

We called in here on a very wet day - met by pleasant staff - great beer and glorious food. We had sandwiches which were excellent and not over priced.

Great meal, super tasty and well presented. Live music as well on a Saturday night for entertainment. Nice cosy seating arrangement. Allowed us to keep a tab and pay at the end, perfect. Avoid the Carling though.

Interesting house, with nice fish n chips and good beer, and very kind personnel. Would love to come back

Had a few hours in Moreton-in-Marsh and had a mini crawl. Well two pubs The Inn in the Marsh and this one. Reviewed the former in the usual persona so please have a geez of that if you have the inclination and time.

We wanted to have a nice Sunday lunch and The Bell Inn fit the bill. My husband proclaimed the Roast pork delicious and my fish & chips were excellent. We also enjoyed the atmosphere and antics of the landlord’s dog, a friendly labradoodle. We had stopped at the Black Bear pub across the road, and while I can’t comment on the food, the atmosphere was rather boisterous and didn’t have that cozy ambiance we were seeking.

A draught Mild on tap which is extremely rare, Moreton Cotswold Mild, very tasty.... Very friendly staff and very comfortable seating....

Despite not being far away I have never been to M-I-M, so on an sunny leave day. I decided to take a train trip.

Having driven through here a number of times we decided to stay a night so that we could visit the market. We stayed in the Hay loft which is a spacious and well equipped room with a very comfortable bed. We were greeted by cheerful and friendly staff. As they do not serve food on Mondays we ate elsewhere and returned to the Inn for a last drink at 22.10. On entering the bar the barman asked us if we were staying there. As we had said yes we were surprised to be told that the bar was closed! Breakfast was lovely and again the staff were friendly and pleasant. Although the attitude of the barman put a dampener on what was a very pleasant stay we would stay there again. Parking is on street outside but don’t get blocked in on market day.

The Bell Inn had great food, a wide selection of beers on tap, and a fun local ambiance. The back patio had my heart.

We stopped in at The Bell on our way through Moreton. It was our first visit but won’t be our last. Food was good value for money, the courtyard and beer gardens were excellent on a sunny day like today and the staff were so friendly!

Had a lovely pint in the bell inn at the end of a long adventure. Alongside me was bilbo baggins and gandalf smoking on his pipe (only wizards are allowed to do this in the pub). We talked of tales of dragons and goblins. What a lovely evening to be recommended to all....

We stayed here over the bank holiday weekend and had room 2 which was beautiful. Lovely room, lovely breakfast, super service the whole time we were there

Came at 5.30 with friends we had to step over an adorable giant poodle sitting in the doorway he was not going to move, obviously a dog friendly pub, although there were 6 of us the staff are friendly and soon found us a table, the beer and food was good, I had gammon which was of a good portion, all in all well worth a visit

Une visite en journée, pour un casse-croûte au soleil dans la cour, nous a permis d’apprécier la gentillesse du maître d’hôtel, que ce soit pour le service ou pour l’assiette, au demeurant délicieuse (Fish and chip de haddock sans défaut, hamburger très convenable).

I thought there were excellent beers on tap and I was impressed with the quality of the food. The Bell Inn is under relatively new ownership and it is a shame that old reviews from times gone by are still here. Well done to the current owner who is passionate and clearly determined to make the pub a success. Very noticeable improvements and like many former customers I have returned.

This is a likely and welcoming pub, which is open for children and dogs - so very family friendly.

4 of us went for a meal when they had a live band called Good Intent.

We were staying nearby for a week, and the Bell Inn became our favourite haunt. My OH enjoyed the beer, particularly Prescott’s Hill Climb. Our one and only meal was simple pub grub, no grumbles at all, it was tasty, filling and was just what we wanted. The staff were friendly and attentive. We also enjoyed the connection to the Lord of the Rings. We will definitely be going back next time we are in the area.

This was our first stay in a pub! The rooms are actually in another building behind the pub, so there was no late night pub noise. The room was lovely, quaint, spacious and comfortable. The included breakfast was cooked to order and very good. The staff were very friendly and helpful. And staying in the pub that inspired Tolkein's Prancing Pony was neat bonus! Staying in this establishment served our needs very well. It is a very short walk from the train station and there are also buses to other villages and towns in the Cotswolds. We also took a private tour of the area, starting right at our door! We highly recommend this establishment!

Visited Moreton in Marsh again last week on market day and thought we'd give The Bell a second try for lunch. Had the fish and chips and wow just as tasty but this time a decent portion! Great chunks of flaky fish and decent crisp batter. Highly recommend. Staff really friendly and helpful.

Not a good start as my husband ordered a pint of Hill Climb where the liquid did not reach the line in an oversized glass. He requested that the young barman top this up to the line which resulted in him argueing with my husband stating it didn't have to reach the line and refusing to top it up.

Enjoyed a pint after a day of touring. Had cold beer options (important to thirty Americans) along with the more traditional regional ales. Sort of a thrill to enjoy some time in the inn reputed to be the inspiration for The Prancing Pony in "The Lord of the Rings."

While on a trip with Sixty Sixty from Merthyr Tydfil, we decided to try here for lunch. Staff were very friendly and helpful as I use a walker and this was no problem. We both had Ham, Egg and Chips with Ketchup and it was very nice. Good price too. Although there were 3 steps to the toilets, you could go through the court yard to access the ramp for the disabled toilet, which was a good size and clean too. Court yard had tables & chairs so you could eat outside too. Would recommend a visit here.

Great ciders and beers on tap. Pleasant staff. Worth a visit for the Occasional live music here. Busy on Saturday nights

Stopped here on the way back from Stratford Upon Avon and went into the first pub we saw, which happened to be The Bell Inn. A very friendly landlord told us we had 5 minutes until the kitchen closed, so we ordered fish and chips. I've never had curry sauce, with fish and chips but it was delicious.

We stayed here in April for the weekend and we were not disappointed - we booked a King Size room and were put in No1 - the room was a good size with a high ceiling and wooden beams, the room was well presented, very clean, with an en-suit bathroom including a walk in shower, tea and coffee making facilities and the bed was extremely comfortable. We had both breakfast and evening meals and the food was delicious on all three occasions, the cooked breakfast is a must, along with cereals, yoghurt, juice and toast - there is plenty on the menu for everyone and will set you up for the day. The evening menu was just as tasty with something for everyone, be sure to book as it does get busy for food in the evenings. All the staff are friendly and very helpful and we were always served first at the bar in the evenings - we ran a tab over the weekend and settled up before we left, which was great. The bar is a nice size with live music on some of the weekends which an added bonus, you are on the main high street, so all of the little boutique shops and cafe's are just a walk away, there is a lovely ice cream parlour across the road in a small little mall - it has lots of different flavours and sweets and fudge for the people back at home. This is a great place to base yourself if you're in the area for any length of time, I can not rate this Inn enough and we will be returning.

Visited twice in 2 days. First night Steak and Ale pie second night beer battered fish. Both nights washed down with Prescotts Hill Climb. Great service and lovely pub. Will visit again.

We only visited the bar as they don't do food on a Sunday night. The main reason for visiting is that my husband is a|Tolkien nut and wanted to visit the bar that apparently inspired the Prancing Pony. It was very atmospheric with a big map of Middle Earth and a plaque outside dedicated to the author. It wasn't busy as it was pouring with rain and we easily found seats next to the big map - easy for photos. The barmaid was cheerful and welcoming and served an excellent rioja. However I'm not that keen on dogs in bars and restaurants.

Just visited this bar the beer was good but a bit expensive. Staff very friendly and the place very clean

Been to this pub on a few occasions when the Christmas Market was on. You never get the feeling of a buoyant welcome and the ales were all hoppy and thus similar. There are better places in the village to visit.

As always a nice welcome and good service in this old Cotswolds pub and now the benefit of a open fire

Une plaque à l'entrée nous informe que ce pub aurait inspiré Tolkien. Au mur, une immense carte de la Terre du Milieu enfonce le clou. Pour autant, on est loin de l'attraction touristique. C'est un bon pub anglais, bien typique, avec sa cheminée, ses banquettes très confortables, et un colossal toutou, aussi docile et câlin qu'il est impressionnant.

Wednesday afternoon 1st November. Ignorant Bar Staff. More interested in chatting to each other and on their mobiles rather than providing good customer service.

Stopped for lunch in Moreton and popped in. It took a few minutes to be acknowledged but were found a table quite quickly after that. The food was of an excellent quality but for the prices we were paying I would have expected more bulk. The beer (UBU and Mad Goose) was also good. The young server seemed a little flustered and unfortunately didn't put our food order through until I went back to double check 5 minutes later. It appeared that till access was an issue with staff all waiting to put through orders and delaying service.

I stayed in the Bell in October 2017. It is an old building with no lift. NO Problem! The bar-guys will carry your bag upstairs with a smile. The room was large with a big bed and comfortable club chairs. Coffee and tea in the room. The location is perfect: walking distance from the train, a block from the laundromat and the Tuesday market right out the door. The pub is nice with great food and a friendly dog in case you are having pet withdrawal. As a woman, traveling alone, I felt safe here.

best pub in moreton its drab needs a refurb but it knows how to treat customers and serves great ale

Had over a hour to wait in Moreton-in-Marsh because of a train cancellation so went looking for a pub and found The Bell which is situated right in the centre of town. Very friendly pub with a cosy bar area and outside seating area at the back. Good range of drinks including 2 real ales that were on and both were very well kept. Pub also does food. Seemed to have a good mix of locals and tourists using it. Nice pub that is worth a visit if in Moreton for drinks, food or both. The pub dog was very friendly too!

We had a nice 2 night stay at the Bell Inn. The rooms at the back were small but very quiet and adequate for couples. Breakfast was good. We had a meal in the pub - if you are from NZ I don't recommend you order whitebait as it is nothing like what you expect, however the rest of our meal was good. The pub does not have evening meals on a Sunday.

Lovely old pub with real ales and good lagers , friendly bar staff and chatty locals , nice blue plaque outside with information of Tolkien being a customer and basing the lord of the rings prancing pony inn on the bell

Pleasant stay in a quaint inn, conveniently located to restaurants, and a grocery store (market in front of inn on Tuesdays--handy, but does affect parking only on

We wanted a snack lunch on Sunday. My wife had smoked trout pate, crème fraiche, chive dressing, salad leaves and sundried tomato bread. I had feta, avocado,roasted red pepper and rocket salad, green pesto and dressing. That cost us £15. The food was fine but it really was a light bite, gone in a flash. I asked for some bread to go with mine and they wanted an extra £2. Don't like to criticise, but it was hardly worth having.Service was not particularly helpful.

Today my good lady and I went visiting the Cotswolds. Lunchtime found us in Moreton-in-Marsh. We fancied a light lunch so we went into The Bell Inn at 2.25pm. The menu is very basic, roughly four pub food type mains and four sandwiches. We chose the cheese and pickle sandwich and the wild crayfish sandwich. These were £6.75 each, a not insignificant price for a sandwich. They arrived about ten minutes later. We had chosen brown bread, it was a sort of granary bread. The bread wasn't fresh this morning, I doubt it was fresh yesterday. I would guess that it was at least three days old. It was rather stale. In hindsight we should have sent them back but like a lot of people we put up and shut up. I ate the entire sandwich, my partner didn't eat the crusts which she felt were inedible. When the waitress came to clear our table she asked whether everything was alright. I said that the bread was rather stale. I suggested that if you're going to charge almost £7 for a sandwich the bread should be fresh daily. "I'll tell the chef" she replied. "They've got a chef?" I thought. We remained in the pub for a further ten minutes finishing our drinks and discussing where we were going to visit. No one returned to speak to us - no manager, no waitress, no "chef". There was no form of apology, no explanation, no mitigation. What a poor effort, if you can't get a fresh sandwich right there isn't much hope. Well done Bell, you took £18 today but gained a very poor review. Poor business. If the wild crayfish could see the two pieces of bread that it lost its life to occupy it would be even more wild.

Wir waren im August 2017 im The Bell Inn. Da wir keine Reservierung hatten, gab es nur einen Platz im Garten für uns, was aber bei schönem Wetter sehr zu empfehlen ist. Das Essen war gut, sowie der Service bemüht.

Dropped in for a Sunday lunch with my wife. Excellent roast beef dinner. Excellent food. Nice welcome. Patio and beer garden at rear.

We stopped off for lunch on our way to our holiday destination. Great menu, food delicious and great size portions, even for the kids.

None of the real ales were ready to be served. The service was slow. We had intended eating here but another couple had been waiting so long for their food that we changed our minds.

We visited this establishment several times, this was the inspiration for JR Tolkien pub the Prancing Pony in the Lord of the Rings. You can understand when having a drink in the old coach yard. Good local beers, very dog friendly and comfortable surroundings and friendly bar staff. Limited menu only down side

We've tried several places in Moreton in Marsh for fish n chips and most, if not all, have been excellent with nice big chunks of fish and special sauces and, of course, smashed peas. I'm not sure why, but the food here was mediocre. The fish portion was large but the batter wasn't tasty and the peas had a strange flavoring - may be just their style?

We stayed at the Bell for 7 days and managed some wonderful day trips - small group tours, bus and train to Bourton and Blenheim Palace. Good old historic pub ; rooms small but comfortable ; food was typical pub grub but well presented and above average ; staff were all young and friendly and knew what they were doing and the house dog was just a loll about inquisitor and everyone's friend. Recommended for excellent value, location and atmosphere - we'd go back tomorrow given the opportunity.

The atmosphere and ambiance were just what I expected in this quaint, historic inn. We had a lovely dinner there, service was friendly and good. We were enjoying the live band very much when a group of local men got so rowdy that they smashed a bystander into the band, causing them to have to stop to clean their equipment, etc. The group of men chanted, "We do what we want!" and the management completely ignored them. I hope this was a one time event, but it was our only time there and it cut the night short for us. Except for this event, I would have given it 5+ stars!!

Called in the Bell Inn for a quick drink and my husband and I decided to sit in the garden area as the weather was beautiful. However, it was really depressing. The lawns all wanted cutting and everywhere looked very shabby. The prices weren't cheap either so if you are paying the full price you want everything up to scratch. How they can let their customers sit in the garden area looking like it did, we'll never understand. We drank up fairly quick as decided to leave and won't be going back there again. No effort for the customers in any area.

Nice comfy layout in pub.Big back patio area for smokers etc.Purity cask ale 4.2% and Prescotts Hill Climb 3.8% both local can recommend .Timmy Taylors Landlord also available for those who dont want to try something different!

We stayed 3 nights, fri to sun.

After a struggle to pass the huge white dog laid in the doorway(and he was very nice too!)we entered a very quiet pub at 1 pm today.There is a small dining area to the right as we entered and a larger room behind the bar which was full of lunchtime diners.We looked at the menu and although it was decent,nothing appealed to us both.We had drinks instead,staff were very pleasant and the few gentlemen that frequented the bar were chatty too.Parking is available out on the High street and was very hit and miss...there are several parking spaces in the centre of the High Street too.A decent little cozy pub.Visited 3rd April 2017

called in for a lunch time drink and enjoyed a good pint of bitter.The food being served looked very good and the staff were very .friendly

Called in for a beer with a friend while visiting the town and found this pub to be a nice spot to spend an hour or two. The place is well presented and the beer was good.

Popped in to this pub for a cheeky lunchtime drink and some food.

Nice local cotswold pub good real ale nice friendly staff well worth a visit did not try food but looked ok rooms available

Stayed for one night in a beautiful double room. The room was clean, warm and delightfully decorated. Good wifi and friendly check in. The breakfast was excellent. I would love to stay again in summer to make use of the sunny beer garden!

Had live music to celebrate St Patricks day. Great staff, friendly ambience..would definitely visit again.

It's great to find pubs like this running in the UK. I am sure this place is loads of fun in the Summer! FYI - very dog-friendly

Lovely cosy pub with soft and hard seating and open fires.

Visited a number of times over a long weekend. Its one of the few 'proper pubs' in the town, as opposed the expensive hotel bars. Always had a very warm welcome from the staff and landlord, who we found particularly accommodating. Lovely clean, comfortable & cosy surroundings and dogs welcome. Good live music on a Saturday night, and a reasonably priced varied menu that caters for most tastes well. Lovely, comfortable place to relax, and be social with friends.

Second pub we went to. Glad we did.

Having tried every watering hole in the village this was the best.

great pub with lovely food and a warm cosy atmosphere, a warm welcome and very good selection of beers.

Old period Cotswold pub, claim to fame is that Tolkien visited and it was the inspiration for the Prancing Pony from the Lord of the Rings. Average pub grub, a bit on the pricy side.

Went in to the Bell Inn for a couple of beers and it was superb, good choice of beers etc. Seems to be a dog friendly place.

My wife and I visited Morton for the weekend and enjoyed our lunch so much at the Bell Inn we went back for dinner, both sittings were met with excellent food and friendly staff. Would recommend for couples and families alike.

Stopped of for a quick meal after traveling on the Fosse way arrived around 7pm this pub was chosen at random, the meal we had was bangers and mash,piping hot and served in good time,my shandy was flat so that got left, but it filled the spot.

Terrible in short. Limited menu, staff that couldn't operate the till, food arrived eventually - cold to be told we will run it through the microwave again. Avoid.