Special Offer
Sunday to Thursday from 31st October until 9th December 2021
£95 per room, per night
As long as you purchase a minimum of a two course meal for two people in the restaurant
Rates are per room, per night and include English Breakfast and VAT
This offer is subject to availability
PLUS – Complimentary UPGRADE to the best room available on arrival
(Not Available in conjunction with any other offer)
Valentines Dinner
Friday 14th February 2020
£42.50 per person
Enjoy a glass of Champagne on arrival
followed by a Four Course Dinner
Charcuterie Sharing Platter
to include a Selection of Cured meats and Salami, Sundried Tomatoes, Mozzarella Pearls, Rocket
or
Baked Camembert to Share
Served with Warm Crusty Bread
* * *
Pink Grapefruit Bergamot Sorbet
* * *
Char Grilled 10oz Rib Eye Steak and Chips
Grilled Flat Mushroom, Tomato, Coleslaw, Salad Garnish
or
Pan Seared Sea Bass with a White Wine and Parsley Sauce with a Hint of Cream
Spring Onion Mash, Seasonal Vegetables, Pea Shoots
* * *
Strawberry, Blueberry and Kiwi Eton Mess
or
Sicilian Lemon Tart, Raspberry Coulis
White Chocolate Shard and Vanilla Ice Cream
Special Accommodation Offer for those having Dinner
Only £95 per room to include a full Cotswold Breakfast and VAT
Complimentary upgrade to the best room available at the time of booking
For all enquiries or to make a reservation please contact us
in Reservations: Tel: 01285 720721
Email: reservations@innatfossebridge.co.uk

Helen Peacocke – Award winning beer and pub writer who has published two books “Paws Under the Table” and “Paws for History” visited the Inn and wrote a lovely piece about us in her blog…..
Click here for the 2 Mile Circular Walk
The Inn at Fossebridge, as its name suggests, nestles besides a bridge in a dip on the A429 (Fosse Way) that passes through the Coln Valley, just three miles out of Northleach, four miles from Bibury or 6 miles north of Cirencester.
Its close proximity to Chedworth means it is also but three miles away from one of the most spectator Roman Villas in the country.
It’s no wonder that the Romans chose to settle in this area – even during the winter months the Coln Valley displays a breathtaking and haunting beauty, which remains gloriously unspoiled.
The Inn dates back to the Georgian period and stands in 4 acres of a mature garden in which a small lake sits in the centre. The river Coln acts as one of the garden’s boundaries.
Describing The Inn at Fossebridge without resorting to superlatives is impossible. This remarkable inn is not only one of the most friendly establishments I have ever visited, it is professionally run too. It is indeed a true country retreat, offering guests a chance to step back in time, enjoy old fashioned hospitality, and fine food.
Auntie Liz and I were much amused to note that there is an old sign above the main bar DATING BACK TO 1945 advertising DAVID CAMERON BREWERS! I wonder if our esteemed leader knows that there was a brewery of this name?
It goes without saying that Pythius (my Border Collie) was made really welcome, and that a large bowl of cold water is placed by the side of the bar for visiting canines. He was allowed to roam the inn’s lovely grounds too. If I was award wining stars, this inn would get five out of five.
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