Things to Know

You can check in from 3pm at The Village Pub, however you’re more than welcome to arrive earlier to have a drink or bite to eat.

Check out is by 11am. We ask that you leave your room by this time, but please feel free to stay in the pub or on the terrace for food and drinks as long as you’d like.

The pub landlord, Luis, can’t guarantee an early check-in or late check-out, but stick around and let him know your plans and he will try his best on the day.

Bar is open daily from midday – 11pm

Food available:

Lunch

Monday – Saturday: 12pm – 3pm 
Sunday: 12pm – 6pm

Dinner

Monday - Thursday: 6pm - 9pm
Friday - Saturday: 6pm - 9:30pm

Bookings are highly advised for food, but you are always welcome to pop in for a drink anytime. You can book a table at The Village Pub online, or by calling 0345 225 9494.

The Village Pub is open every day, 12pm – 11pm. Take a look at our food service times to see when we’ll be serving up our home-cooked nostalgic classics.

You can book a room at The Village Pub online. Unfortunately, we cannot take room reservations over the phone or walk ins to the pub.

The maximum number of people you can book a table for at The Village Pub is for 8. For larger parties or group events, do feel free to give us a call on 0345 225 9494.

We have a 72-hour cancellation policy on room bookings at The Village Pub. Should you need to cancel or amend your table reservation please contact us on 0345 225 9494 at least 24 hours prior to your booking.

The whole family are welcome at The Village Pub. We have children’s menus, and some of our bedrooms can accommodate cots (free of charge). One bedroom also has a small sofa bed, suitable for those up to 16 years. Subject to availability, please contact us on 0345 225 9494 to chat through any questions or requirements you have.

Dogs are very welcome to join you at The Village Pub, inside the main pub and in the beer garden – however our bedrooms are dog-free areas.

If you’re staying with us, a traditional, full-cooked English breakfast is included in your room rate, and cereal, fruit, yoghurt, tea, coffee and juice will also be available to help yourself to. Breakfast will be served in the pub, 8am – 10am.  

Breakfast menu

Non staying guests are welcome to join us for breakfast, find and book a table online.

We can accommodate for any allergies or dietary requirements – just let us know on booking. If you have any questions about the menu, please speak to our team at The Village Pub when you arrive.

We have a free car park at The Village Pub at the back of the building that you’re welcome to use if you’re eating or staying with us.

Our bedrooms are in the eaves above the pub and do not have a disabled access. Due to the nature of the historic building and its layout, access is limited around the pub – our car park has gravel and tracks, and the terrace is paved. If you have any questions or requirements, please contact us as early as possible ahead of your visit by calling 0345 225 9494 or by emailing us at info@thevillagepub.co.uk.

Need more info? Give us a call on 01285 740 421 or email us at info@thevillagepub.co.uk.

We do not have EV charging at The Village Pub.

Across the road from us you’ll find our sister hotel, THE PIG-in the Cotswolds.

Whilst you are staying with us you are very welcome to visit the Fieldhouse Spa and use the hydropool, steam rooms and outdoor terrace for a small fee of £30 per person, or book yourself in for a treatment. 

To book please call our team on 01285 740000 or email us at info@thepiginthecotswolds.com 

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The pub started life as 3 cottages which were converted in the early 18th century into The Greyhound Inn, until the 1920s when the pub changed its name to The Village Inn. Ownership passed to the Cirencester Brewery on the 6th September 1935, and in 1952 it became Grade II listed. About half a century later The Village Inn swapped “inn” for “pub”, and after a brief 2-year stint as The Boot, it reopened in the Summer of 2024 as The Village Pub.