The Redesdale Arms Hotel Moreton-in-Marsh

General Information

Stay Moreton-in-Marsh and enter the world of the Redesdale Arms where conventional concepts meet present-day fashion. Dating back to the 17th Century the Redesdale Arms is a refuge for anyone searching for conventional pleasure fused with a brand-new recent ambience of up-to-date comfort. The antique stable inn, once used by market place traders and post coaches, is now a restaurant, brasserie and hotel for the local community and visiting travellers. The Redesdale Arms is approximately relaxing in fashion for any occasion, if formal or casual. The Redesdale Arms is an oasis for rest, where guests can rest in the historical ambience of a Cotswolds Inn. Twenty 4 visitor bedrooms stand where the ancient Inn and Stables used to be, all rooms in the hotel have been personally designed in a farmstead fashion. Original beams and sloping floors provide a sense of the antique intermingled with quality and pleasure expected in this up-to-date age. The fabrics and upholstery are visually prepossessing and the conventional feel to the furniture makes staying at The Redesdale Arms a unforgettable experience. The Redesdale? s lodging apartments are all en apartment with complimentary toiletries. Every bedroom retains digital tv, trouser press, savoury coffee and tea making service. The Redesdale Arms is renown for its culinary genius, a mix of thrilling classic and present-day international menu, if from the brasserie or al a menu. Cuisine at The Redesdale Arms is a mix of antique favourites and current popular dishes. Head Chef Craig Malins features worked at the inn for a few and gained praise and awards from the AA and the national press. Every dish is made and given in fashion. All ingredients are fresh from local suppliers, in keeping with the community ambience which the Redesdale Arms exudes. The Lounge Bar provides conventional state pub dining, whilst in the greenhouse, the acclaimed a la menu is catered. As shortly as the sun is out, eating Alfresco is the best ways to enjoy a superb meal or lite bite.

Transportation

Moreton-in-marsh is on the A429 that runs between Junction 17 of the M4 motorway in the south and Junction 15 of the M40 motorway to the North. It's also on the A44 running between Junction seven of the M5 motorway to the west and Oxford to the South East where it links with the A4o just before Junction 8a of theM40 motorway. The Redesdale Arms stands beside the Redesdale Hall,