The Kings Arms is a charming 500 year old former coaching inn; a Cotswold stone building situated on the corner of Stow-on-the-Wolds historic Market Square and is an ideal starting point for exploring the various attractions that this beautiful area has to offer. This one time coaching inn earned its place in history by providing lodgings for Charles I in 1645. Today everyone receives a warm welcome fit for royalty whether you are popping in for a quick drink enjoying a meal in the restaurant or stopping over for a few nights whilst you explore places to visit in the Cotswolds. Ancient and historic Stow-on-the-Wold is the highest town in the Cotswolds standing 800 feet above sea level. Stow has attracted people settling in the Cotswolds since the Iron Age. Early Cotswold settlers were drawn initially to the adjoining village of Maugersbury but overtime the commercial success of Stow has seen the town establish itself as the pre-eminent town in the Cotswolds. Stow is located at the junction of six roads making it an important and natural meeting place. One of the renowned Cotswold routes meeting in Stow is the famous Roman road – The Fosse Way. The centre of Stow has a remarkably large and impressive market square. Markets have regularly taken place in Stow since 1107 when King Henry II granted a charter. Stow has always catered for visitors and travellers. At one time it was said that just about every building on the square was either an Inn or sold refreshment

The Kings Arms boasts 7 en suite rooms in the main building and three cottage rooms in the courtyard site of the old coaching inn stables. All rooms are individually decorated to compliment the age style and locaton of the building all en suite with televisions and tea and coffee making facilities.

The pub which is at the front of the building has many original traditional features where a roaring fire and warm smile awaits. In here the local characters swap tales with travellers over a traditional pint of ale or a mulled wine. The informality of the pub makes for a great atmosphere. Other facilities include include free on site parking and wireless internet access. Our first floor restaurant is perfect for large family or group bookings private hire also available.

Style:

• Traditional
• Stylish
• Rustic
• Homely
• Comfortable

Rooms Facilities:

• Desk
• Iron
• Freeview
• Free Wireless internet connection
• Ironing board
• Tea and coffee making facilities
• Colour television
• Wireless internet connection
• Non-smoking
• Hairdryer

Bed Details:

• King-size
• Twin (single beds)
• Double bed

Bathroom Details:

• Shower
• Bathtub/shower combination
• En suite

Eco Policy:
We recycle where possible.

Amenities:

• Wakeup call
• Ironing facilities
• Restaurant
• Bar
• Internet access (wireless) in public areas
• Non-smoking (throughout)

Parking:

• Free parking
• On-site parking

Number of Rooms: 10

Number of Floors: 3

Mobility Description:
We welcome people with mobility difficulties but due to the age and layot of the building access to all areas may not be possible. We recommend speaking with us directly before making a booking.

Smoking Policy: No smoking

Dining Facilities:

• Our full menu is available from 12 noon each day served both in our downstairs bar area and first floor quirky yet traditional restaurant. In winter months log firs burn on sunnier days we have outside seating in our courtyard. Booking is recommended especially if you have a preferance of where you will be seated. Dogs welcome in the bar area.

Children Policy: Children welcome

Child Facilities:

• Highchairs
• Cots
• Children's menu

Check In Time: 1753-01-01 14:00:00.000

Check Out Time: 1753-01-01 11:00:00.000

Reception Closing Time: 1753-01-01 22:00:00.000

Pet Policy:

• No pets

Recreation:

• Mountain biking
• Water-skiing
• River
• Water activities
• Polo
• Horse riding
• Walking
• Shopping - boutique
• Horse racing
• Fishing
• Bird watching
• Fine dining
• Shopping - antiques
• Nature trail
• Tennis courts - outdoor
• Shopping
• Museums/galleries
• Golf
• Animal watching
• Cycling

Business Facilities:

• Internet connection (wireless)

Directions:
Take the M40 motorway towards Oxford and Birmingham. Exit the M40 at Junction 8 onto the A40 for Oxford. Follow the A40 around Oxford towards Cheltenham. At the Burford roundabout take the A361 through Burford then the A424 towards Stow. The A424 meets the A429 Fosse Way just south of Stow-on-the- Wold turn right at the traffic lights and climb the hill to Stow-on- the-Wold.;