Halford Bridge Inn

The Halford Bridge Inn is a 16th century former coaching inn located in the scenic riverside town of Shipston-on-Stour, on the edge of the Cotswolds. Formally called The Bell then renamed in the 1980s after the Roman bridge which allows the Fosse Way to cross the River Stour, it provides a welcoming place to stay and eat.

All of the bedrooms are furnished in a modern style in keeping with the original architectural features of the building. There are king bedrooms, twin rooms, a superior suite on the top floor, family rooms and a ground floor bedroom suitable for wheelchair users that can be arranged with a super king or twin beds.

All bedrooms have en suite facilities, a TV, free Wifi, hairdryer and a beverage tray. Breakfast is served to overnight guests in the morning and the restaurant is open to all visitors for lunch and evening meals, with a special menu available for children. The bar serves a variety of drinks. The inn has an outside courtyard garden.