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The Noel Arms Hotel

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Lower High Street, Chipping Campden, GL55 6AT, United Kingdom | 01386 840317 | Website

opposite the hotel

Arriving at High Street, the main car park stands in the square

opposite the hotel

with charges, but the only disabled bay stands at the end of the row next to hotels entrance. ( If they charge for this we do not know, but we parked on it for over an hour and received no ticket. ) It is just a few feet to reach the front door, with a small step your carer needs to get you over, then a push pull door handle to get you inside

To your left you will find a lovely “Coffee Shop” where you can order, or sit and wait for service. However, you have to get down some steps to reach the seating areas, but these are comfortable enough, in pleasant surroundings

and although not Hot, a nice cup of coffee is provided

Coffee

There is room for sitting to dine in at the dining area known as the conservatory, although no glass roof, but it is comfortable and pleasant

but if you wish you could drink or eat outside in a very appealing terrace

We sat inside at very comfortable lounge chairs

leading to another dining area

and just next to this is the passage that leads to the toilets

The toilets are basic, one marked for disabled

which is clean and tidy, with grab bars and pull cord

We found we had to leave wheelchair outside though, as small, with a door that needed to be pulled to get in. Opposite our seating by the coffee shop, a small passage leads to the bar

and the very nice but small restaurant

with a good reputation for its plain simple food, bought from local producers. Back up the steps again, and opposite the coffee shop, you will find the reception desk, plain and simple, but maned from morn till lat

The receptionist was very helpful, and took care of our needs. There are rooms available in the courtyard, six comfortable bedrooms

but would be a bit of a let down if raining and you needed to get into the main hotel for dining, and one of these, stands opposite the terrace area

Website address

opposite the hotel

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opposite the hotel

Arriving at High Street, the main car park stands in the square

opposite the hotel

with charges, but the only disabled bay stands at the end of the row next to hotels entrance. ( If they charge for this we do not know, but we parked on it for over an hour and received no ticket. ) It is just a few feet to reach the front door, with a small step your carer needs to get you over, then a push pull door handle to get you inside

To your left you will find a lovely “Coffee Shop” where you can order, or sit and wait for service. However, you have to get down some steps to reach the seating areas, but these are comfortable enough, in pleasant surroundings

and although not Hot, a nice cup of coffee is provided

There is room for sitting to dine in at the dining area known as the conservatory, although no glass roof, but it is comfortable and pleasant

but if you wish you could drink or eat outside in a very appealing terrace

We sat inside at very comfortable lounge chairs

leading to another dining area

and just next to this is the passage that leads to the toilets

The toilets are basic, one marked for disabled

which is clean and tidy, with grab bars and pull cord

We found we had to leave wheelchair outside though, as small, with a door that needed to be pulled to get in. Opposite our seating by the coffee shop, a small passage leads to the bar

and the very nice but small restaurant

with a good reputation for its plain simple food, bought from local producers. Back up the steps again, and opposite the coffee shop, you will find the reception desk, plain and simple, but maned from morn till lat

The receptionist was very helpful, and took care of our needs. There are rooms available in the courtyard, six comfortable bedrooms

but would be a bit of a let down if raining and you needed to get into the main hotel for dining, and one of these, stands opposite the terrace area

Website address

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