The Halford Bridge Inn

The Halford Bridge Inn is a 16th century coaching inn on the Fosse Way in Halford, Shipston-on-Stour. Once known as 'The Bell', it was renamed in the 1980s after the Roman Bridge situated 100 yards from the inn. The Grade II listed stone building lies approximately three miles outside Shipston-on-Stour, on the gateway to the Cotswolds. The ground floor has a cosy bar, a separate restaurant, and a breakfast area. To the rear, an enclosed courtyard sits alongside the old stable blocks, which have been converted into accessible accommodation and a conference room. The inn offers a range of rooms including a ground floor superior king or twin room with wheelchair accessibility, a superior king suite in the second floor loft conversion with original wooden beams, a deluxe family room overlooking the courtyard, two classic family rooms, six king rooms, and a classic twin room. All rooms have private bathrooms with a shower or bath. A separate car park opposite provides 20 spaces, with on street parking for a further five spaces outside.