During the summer months our well-appointed Courtyard is popular for alfresco meals or relaxing with the drink of your choice. The hostelry was built for thirsty drovers taking their stock from West Wales to the markets of Gloucester and Hereford. The name was acquired because of the situation in the same field as the bell tower belonging to the parish church. The Bell Inn provided stabling, nourishing victuals, strong ale and clean straw for the sleeping of Drovers. The original wood and thatch building was replaced by the present stone building in the 1890's.
All bedrooms have private bathrooms and central heating.
Double, twin and single accommodation is available. Standard equipment includes hair dryer, tea and coffee making facilities, colour television, trouser press, radio alarm and direct dial telephone. The Inn has developed special arrangements for pets, and a baby listening service. A ground floor bedroom is available for disabled. In addition to breakfast, lunch and dinner, residents can request morning coffee and afternoon tea.