Description:
The mellow Cotswold stone facade of the Snooty Fox dominates the historic market place of "Royal" Tetbury. Originally a 16th century coaching inn, great care has been taken in the restoration of the building, preserving and enhancing its period charm while providing all guests all the comforts and attention to detail. The Snooty Fox is all that a quintessential English inn should be. Step through the pillars into the hallway and you discover a bar where the locals sit and chat. A large inglenook fireplace and traditional cask beers on tap complete the scene. The elegant oak panelled restaurant is justifiably popular with local people and residents alike and is renowned for its high standards of service and cuisine. The chef deserves a special mention. Guests will find his award winning (One AA Rosette) menus imaginative, utilising only the finest ingredients. The lovingly restored public areas are steeped in history and are full of antiques and fine oil paintings depicting the hotel's long association with the Beaufort hunt. Light meals are served in the comfortable surroundings of the bar and a wide selection of fine beers and cask conditioned ales may be enjoyed. AA "3 Star".

Location:
The Snooty Fox is situated in the center of Tetbury facing the market square. Parking is behind the hotel in the public car park.

Room Bedding:
The 12 bedrooms have been carefully decorated to reflect the character of the building. To make guests feel welcome, each room has remote controlled color TV, direct dial telephone, hair dryer, trouser press, coffee and tea making facilities, fresh fruit, soft towelling robes and luxury toiletries. Four poster/superior rooms have large beds and jacuzzi baths. All bedrooms also have DVD players with a DVD library available at reception for all guests at a small charge.

Activities:
For the shopper, Tetbury has a number of antique dealers. For sightseeing, delightful stately homes, ornate gardens and sleepy villages are all within a short distance of the hotel. Tetbury is also well placed for excursions to Roman Cirencester, the Regency town of Cheltenham or Georgian Bath.