The Masons Arms

Accommodation Description:

A Cotswolds pub and dining room with bedrooms the Masons Arms is a place to eat drink and sleep and you will always receive a warm welcome. In summer you can sit out and relax on the Village Green and in winter you can get close to one of our warming log fires. Our comfortably cosy ensuite rooms above the pub provide the perfect stop-over for a night's stay or for a few days break in the beautiful Cotswolds.

In a bustling Cotswolds village the Masons Arms sits proudly on the Village Green in the heart of Meysey Hampton - a great location from which to explore the surrounding Cotswolds. Nearby Cirencester is full of history and character while quintessential Cotswolds villages are in abundance waiting to be explored on wheels or on foot. The Masons Arms sits proudly on the Village Green which makes for a perfect spot in spring and summer to eat outdoors or just sit with a refreshing drink and relax.

In colder months warm yourself up by the open fire and wood burners. The Masons Arms serves food daily 12 - 2pm for lunches and 6 - 9pm for dinner Monday to Saturday. On Sundays the kitchen is open continuously from 12 - 8pm.

Group dining is available if there is a group of you having a get-together in the country with the possibility of a table big enough to seat everyone sleeping over! Our twin / family room has a bath with shower and the remaining doubles all have ensuite shower-rooms. Throughout 2015-16 loads of exciting things happened: an extension to build a brand new kitchen refurbishment of the Bar and Bedrooms and an expansion of the Dining Room further into the adjoining cottage next door. The Cotswold Water Park is close by; from kayaking to water skiing there's lots to do! And if that's all a bit energetic there are dozens - even hundreds - of lakes to stroll round as well as the Thames Path nearby.

Looking for culture? No problem. Discover the Romans in nearby Cirencester or Chedworth the Arts Scene at the Cheltenham Festivals 20 miles away or make a day trip out of it and visit the UNESCO World Heritage City of Bath - all easily accessible. Great connections by road from the M4 or M5 and the nearest train stations are Swindon or Kemble - a little village station that's only four stops from London Paddington which in turn connects directly to London Heathrow.