The George Inn - Lower Brailes

17th-century coaching inn with spectacular wine wall in Lower Brailes

Rooms

The George Inn Lower Brailes offers deluxe double rooms and twin rooms, each with private bathrooms, TVs, and electric kettles. Deluxe double rooms welcome guests with a complimentary miniature bottle of gin and tonic, produced by the hotel's own company. Deluxe double rooms at The George at Brailes also include ground coffee with a cafetière, plus a selection of quality teas.

Dining

The George Inn serves a rotating seasonal menu paired with local wines, including an outstanding venison loin and Hooky battered haddock and chips. The restaurant offers vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free, and dairy-free options, with a butternut squash pie for vegetarians. Breakfast at The George Inn Brailes includes a full English or Irish breakfast with fresh pastries and juice, plus Hook Norton sausages.

Drinks & Bar

The George at Brailes has a spectacular wine wall and well-stocked wine cellar with local ales and Provence Rose wine. The bar offers a selection of beers, including well-kept local ales, and an open fire in colder months. A games area provides pool and darts, and self-service brandy is available on the landing for a bedtime drink.

Pet-Friendly & Outdoor Spaces

The George Lower Brailes provides dog-friendly rooms and welcomes pets in the bar area, with outdoor furniture in the beer garden and under a pergola. The beer garden has plenty of seating, both covered and uncovered, for relaxation. The garden includes a marquee for events and is set in a level, well-kept area.

Local Attractions & Events

The George Inn organises engaging local events including pub quizzes, music nights with live bands, and Morris dancers on St. George's Day. The hotel is near the Cotswolds Distillery, where staff can arrange lifts for guests. Nearby attractions include Brailes Golf Club (2 km), Blenheim Palace (30 km), and Warwick Castle (34 km).

• Historic Character: 17th-century coaching inn with original beams and sloping floors
• Dining: Seasonal menu with locally-sourced ingredients, including venison loin and Hooky battered haddock
• Drinks: Spectacular wine wall and well-stocked wine cellar, plus local ales
• Pet-Friendly: Dog-friendly rooms and outdoor areas
• Events: Engaging local activities including pub quizzes, music nights, and Morris dancers
• Nearby: Cotswolds Distillery, Blenheim Palace, Royal Shakespeare Company