A honey, coloured seventeenth century coaching inn clad in Virginia Creeper nestled in the Cotswolds hills in the historic market town of Northleach.
With 14 beautiful bedrooms, stunning tiered cottage gardens designed by Max Asknew, a treatment room and private rooms for meetings, parties and hideaways.
Finalist Mr and Mrs Smith Awards
Best of British Tatler Restaurant Awards
Top 101 Hotels in the World Conde Nast Traveller
“This is a secret Tardis of coolness in the Cotswolds, a blast of professionalism dressed up with bags of character…”
14 beautifully decorated rooms are designed for comfort, blending a traditional coaching inn with modern luxuries. All have the key ingredients for a good night’s sleep with beautiful cotton linens, Hypnos beds and power showers complete with heavenly-smelling, organic and naturally scented Bramley.
We also welcome dog walkers, so if you fancy exploring the stunning Cotswolds that surround Northleach feel free to bring your companion with you.
Bring your little ones in for some delicious and nutritious food on our mini menu from 5:30pm everyday.
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“Atmospheric coaching inn, with fantastic local food, a good bar with a roaring fire and comfortable rooms.”
Our menus are all about great quality, locally sourced, simple rustic food. Wherever possible we use local producers, supporting rare heritage breeds and farmers that care about what they’re doing.
From 8am every day we serve our guests and locals alike French Press coffees and the finest English breakfast.
We’ve worked side by side with UE Coffee, the only artisan wood-fired coffee roastery in the UK, whose Master Roasters combine their talent and experience to bring out the optimum taste, aroma and colour to create The Lucky Onion’s truly unique and sustainable house blend of beans from Brazil, Costa Rica and India. Cherish each sip at The Wheatsheaf or grab and go with your coffee of choice in one of our biodegradable, takeaways cups.
At lunchtime pop in for a quick pie and a pint by the fire or sit back and relax with a bottle of red wine at supper.
With a private dining room for up to 20 guests, feast like there is no tomorrow with large sharing pies and whole cuts of meat served family style at the table.
Book a tableThe Wheatsheaf has two private dining rooms available for everything from small intimate hangouts to large suppers or business meetings.
The private room accommodates up to 20 guests, and can be used as a boardroom with the wall-mounted LCD TV and flipcharts.
The poker room is a semi-private room next to The Snug, which is ideal for informal meetings and has a capacity of 6 guests.
Please enquire by phone 01451 860 244 or email [email protected]
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The Wheatsheaf Inn,
West End,
Northleach,
Gloucestershire,
GL54 3EZ
01451 860 244
[email protected]
Whether you are joining us for supper, or staying the night in our hotel, there is parking towards the rear of the building, just look for the driveway next to the entrance to the Inn.
The Wheatsheaf Inn, in the quintessentially English village of Northleach is the perfect spot to explore the glorious Cotswolds countryside from. In the village itself, there is a butcher, a baker but no candlestick maker and then a little further afield, some of our favourite things to do:
Cheer on your favourite horse at the Gold Cup at Cheltenham Racecourse, waterski backwards at Cotswold Water Park, do the doggie paddle in Cheltenham Lido, roar with the lions at Cotswolds Wildlife Park, watch Polo at Cirencester Polo Club, visit the home of one of Henry VIII’s wives at Sudeley Castle
Shop in Cheltenham at the Union Project, Olive, Keith Scarrott or Pink Vintage
Oggle at the art in Cheltenham’s The Wilson Gallery and Paragon Gallery
Shoot clays with Olympic coach Ian Coley, cheer on the players at Gloucester Rugby Club
Collect seeds from Stanway House Gardens, run naked through Chastleton House Gardens or Hidcote Manor Gardens or climb the adventure playground at the home of Winston Churchill, Blenheim Palace
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