Cross Hands Hotel By Greene King Inns - Old Sodbury

14th-century historic posting house in the Gloucester countryside

History & Character

The Cross Hands Hotel is a 14th-century posting house set in the Gloucester countryside. Queen Elizabeth II sheltered at the hotel during a blizzard in 1981. The cellars were used to house convicted criminals sentenced by 'Bloody' Judge Jeffreys.

Dining & Bar

The oak-beamed Beaufort Bar serves traditional ales and bar food alongside an open fireplace. The Cross Hands restaurant offers a comprehensive breakfast menu that includes gluten-free options and kid-friendly buffet choices. Seasonal events and live entertainment take place in the bar and dining areas throughout the year.

Rooms & Amenities

Cross Hands Old Sodbury provides dog-friendly accommodations on request with access to an orchard for dog walking. The hotel offers free parking on site and free Wi-Fi in bedrooms and public areas. Guests have use of a games room and outdoor seating in the beer garden.

Meetings & Events

The hotel has meeting and banquet facilities that can accommodate up to 70 people. A private dining suite is available for group bookings and celebrations. Packed lunches can be arranged for guests attending local events or day trips.

Family & Entertainment

The Cross Hands Hotel Old Sodbury has a games room and an orchard for children to play. Seasonal events and live entertainment provide additional activities for families. The hotel offers special offers for family dining and group bookings.

• Location: 2 miles north of junction 18 of the M4, between Bristol and the Cotswolds
• History: 14th-century posting house where Queen Elizabeth II sheltered in 1981
• Dining: Oak-beamed Beaufort Bar with traditional ales and open fireplace
• Rooms & Amenities: Dog-friendly rooms, free parking, free Wi-Fi, beer garden
• Family: Games room, orchard, seasonal events, and live entertainment
• Meetings: Meeting facilities for up to 70 people and private dining suite