The Bathurst Arms

The Bathurst Arms is a traditional country pub and inn located in the village of North Cerney in Gloucestershire, England, within the Cotswolds. It is a Grade II listed building, recognised for its historic architectural character. The pub sits along the River Churn, between Perrott's Brook and Rendcomb, and presents itself as a countryside escape for both local residents and visitors to the region. The Bathurst Arms operates as a hospitality venue combining a pub, restaurant and small hotel. Its food and drink offering centres on seasonal pub mains, a Sunday roast, cocktails and cask-style refreshments, with alfresco dining available in a beer garden, on a front lawn beside the stream, and under festoon lighting in a tepee. The pub also markets itself for family visits and year-round use. Accommodation is a key part of the business: the pub provides en-suite guest bedrooms (described on its website as six en-suite rooms in one section and five comfortable guest bedrooms in another), each with tea and coffee making facilities and complimentary Bramley toiletries. This makes The Bathurst Arms both a local pub and a base for exploring the Cotswold countryside. As a listed historic building and village pub, The Bathurst Arms is a small independent hospitality business rather than a large chain or corporate brand. Its identity is closely tied to its location in the heart of Gloucestershire and to the traditional English pub experience it promotes.

The Bathurst Arms is a historic pub in North Cerney, Gloucestershire, England. It is recorded as a Grade II listed building, a designation that recognises its special architectural or historic interest and places it within England's protected heritage. The building's status as a listed pub indicates a long-standing presence in the village, though the exact date of its founding is not established in the available evidence. Over time, The Bathurst Arms has operated as a traditional village pub serving the local community and passing visitors. Its location along the River Churn, in the heart of Gloucestershire between Perrott's Brook and Rendcomb, places it within the Cotswolds, a region known for its countryside, historic villages and tourism. In its current form, the pub combines a traditional pub and restaurant with guest accommodation. Its website describes a venue with old-world rustic charm, cosy corners, alfresco dining, a beer garden, a front lawn beside the stream, and a tepee with festoon lighting. It offers seasonal mains, a Sunday roast, cocktails and a selection of drinks, and provides en-suite rooms for overnight stays. The pub markets itself as a country escape for locals and visitors alike and as a base for exploring the Cotswold countryside. The available evidence does not specify ownership changes, renovations, or exact historical dates beyond its Grade II listed status and its current operation as an active hospitality business.

• Recorded as a Grade II listed pub in North Cerney, Cotswold, Gloucestershire, England, UK.

A traditional, historic Cotswold country pub and inn offering rustic charm, food, drink and accommodation for locals and visitors.

• Seasonal pub mains

  Seasonal main dishes served in the pub restaurant.

• Sunday roast

  A renowned Sunday roast served next to the fire.

• Sticky toffee pudding

  Sticky toffee pudding with Guinness and chocolate ice-cream, offered as a newsletter sign-up promotion.

• Cocktails

  Refreshing cocktails available under festoon lighting in the tepee.

• En-suite guest rooms

  Guest bedrooms with en-suites, tea and coffee making facilities and complimentary Bramley toiletries.

1. 1The Bathurst Arms official websitebathurstarms.co.uk
2. 2Bathurst Arms - Wikidatawikidata.org