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The Refectory and Bar
The Old Bell Hotel, Abbey Row, Malmesbury, Wiltshire, SN16 0BW
Call direct on:
Tel01666 822344
Call direct on:
Tel01666 822344
Experience cosy charm, delicious food and personal hosting in The Refectory at The Old Bell Hotel, reputed to be the oldest purpose built hotel in England. The Refectory restaurant offers a wide range of Modern British Classics with a European Twist. The team are always looking for fresh, local and seasonal produce and would be delighted to talk you through the menu.
Enjoy drinks with drama from the extensive range of expertly mixed cocktails, fine wines and champagne by the glass available at The Bar. There is also a wide selection of gins and spirits, hand picked beers & ciders, soft and hot drinks available.
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