The Tudor Arms Lodge
Slimbridge : Gloucestershire
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Life began at the Tudor Arms as a small holding in the 1700s, but in the early 1800s when the Gloucester/Sharpness canal was being dug by hand by 'retired' Irish Navigator soldiers, licensed trading started here. The Tudor Arms became a beer and cider house and remained so for 150 years up to the late 1950s when it was uprated to a successful, 'Full on Licensed' premises. Since then further modernization has occurred and by March 1990, 12 purpose-built bedrooms, all en-suite, with colour TV and coffee making facilities, had been added. |
| We have one family room available, containing one double bed and two single beds. Remaining rooms are twin bedded rooms. All rooms are en-suite. We can supply cots when required, and toiletries are available for purchase in the Lodge. A single room costs £45 per night and a twin or double room costs £58. Both include breakfast and v.a.t. |
| Particularly attractive is the 'Rorty Crankle' restaurant. Originally a barn/hayloft, it has been tastefully converted to modern standards, but without losing much of the original character. The 'Rorty Crankle' has a standard table de hote menu and a comprehensive a la carte menu and wine list. All food is home cooked. |
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In additon to the main restaurant, there is a tasty selection available from the bar menu with meals ranging between £3.00 & £12.00. There is also a wide ranging choice of real ales. |
| The Tudor Lodge is situated alongside the Gloucester/Sharpness canal, one
mile off the A38 between Junctions 13 & 14 on the M5 Motorway and is easily found by
following the sign-posts to the Slimbridge Wildfowl Trust - which is only 500 yards
beyond. Gloucester, Cheltenham, Cirencester, Tetbury, Bath, Bristol, The Severn Bridges, Chepstow and Monmouth, are all less than an hour's drive away. |
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The Tudor Arms Lodge, Shepherd Patch. Slimbridge, Gloucestershire, GL2
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Telephone: (44) 01453 890306
