Wesley House
Winchcombe, Gloucestershire, England.
An old, traditional building in a quintessential small Cotswold town, Wesley House surprises with a contemporary feel to its bar and grill.
The accommodation, however, is more in keeping with its exterior image, especially the twin-bed “Preacher’s Room” in which John Wesley, the founder of Methodism, stayed in 1755 and 1779. The other 4 rooms are also individually named and include Setcheley, Sandy Hollow, Almsbury and the wonderfully-titled Mumble Meadow (not something you’ll find in the average Premier Inn or suchlike).
Offering bed & breakfast in what is undoubtedly one of the most charming towns in Gloucestershire, Wesley House also boasts a 2 AA Rosette restaurant.
Local attractions of interest to the history enthusiast include Sudeley Castle and Winchcombe’s splendid parish church.
See the Historic Hotels in Gloucestershire index
The accommodation, however, is more in keeping with its exterior image, especially the twin-bed “Preacher’s Room” in which John Wesley, the founder of Methodism, stayed in 1755 and 1779. The other 4 rooms are also individually named and include Setcheley, Sandy Hollow, Almsbury and the wonderfully-titled Mumble Meadow (not something you’ll find in the average Premier Inn or suchlike).
Offering bed & breakfast in what is undoubtedly one of the most charming towns in Gloucestershire, Wesley House also boasts a 2 AA Rosette restaurant.
Local attractions of interest to the history enthusiast include Sudeley Castle and Winchcombe’s splendid parish church.
See the Historic Hotels in Gloucestershire index
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