The Bell Inn, Stilton, Cambridgeshire - The Coaching Inn Group in Peterborough, England

The Galleried Restaurant holds an AA Rosette for its seasonal menus and vegan-friendly selection. The Bistro and The Village Bar offer traditional British dishes alongside international flavours. A full English breakfast is served daily, featuring locally sourced ingredients and freshly cooked options.

Deluxe double bedrooms come with 4-poster beds and spacious living areas for added comfort. Garden rooms provide direct access to an outdoor courtyard and green space for relaxation. Accessible double rooms include grab rails and wheelchair access, with underfloor heating in bathrooms.

Built in the 1500s, this inn is historically significant as the birthplace of Stilton cheese. The 18th-century highwayman Dick Turpin is said to have lodged here. The hotel is located just off the A1, 15 minutes from Peterborough and 45 minutes from Cambridge.

Dogs are welcome in designated rooms and public areas, with pet bowls provided and a garden for exercise. The hotel offers pet-friendly rooms that do not smell of pets, with a bench outside each garden room. Free parking and electric vehicle charging stations are available for guests travelling with pets.

Free parking and electric vehicle charging points are available on site for all guests. The hotel hosts weddings, festive celebrations, and community events in its courtyard and garden areas. A 24-hour front desk and luggage storage are provided for convenience.

Location: Off A1, 15 min to Peterborough, birthplace of Stilton cheese

Rooms: Deluxe double with 4-poster beds, Garden rooms, accessible rooms

Dining: AA Rosette restaurant, full English breakfast with local ingredients

Pet-Friendly: Dogs allowed with pet bowls and garden access

Facilities: Free parking, EV charging, event hosting