The Catherine Wheel’s rural character extends to three bed and breakfast rooms — two double ( one is also available as a twin) and one triple (double and single bed). They are unassuming, yet very comfortable, and offer excellent value for money. All have en-suite shower rooms, TV and facilities for making tea and coffee. Well behaved dogs are welcome for a small additional cost!
For Cotswold Way walkers we offer a lift back to the trail in Cold Ashton after breakfast for a small contribution to fuel. Please contact us for tips on getting to Marshfield from Cold Ashton
Prices:
Single Occupancy- £102 per night
Double Occupancy – £110 per night
Triple Occupancy – £140 per night (3 adults)
The above rates include Breakfast. Should you want someone to join you, breakfast is available at £9.50 per person
If your booking is within the next 24 hours, please call us on 01225 892 220.
Customer Review:-
| Date Submitted: 04 Jul 2025 Booking ID: 163701A | view booking details | ||
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| Traveller from , GB Date of stay 02 Jul 2025 | |||
| Location | Cleanliness | Facilities | Service / Staff |
| 4 – Good | 5 – Excellent | 4 – Good | 5 – Excellent |
| Would you recommend this property to other travellers? | Yes | ||
| Comments about this property I really enjoyed my stay at the Catherine Wheel. The pub is beautifully presented, the food is great and the people are very friendly. My room was very nice, with a comfortable bed and large ensuite. The staff are engaging and attentive… the owner even gave me a lift to the Cotswold Way the next morning. All and all, this was one of the highlights of my time in the Cotswolds. |
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| Tips for other travellers The village of Marshfield must be one of the hidden gems of the Cotswold. It has a fantastic nostalgic feel to it, different from other postcard Cotswold villages… it certainly spoke to me as more authentic than any other village I visited. Just walking around the village is a pleasure: the church is delightful, the general store (just opposite the Catherine Wheel) is amazing, the homegrown Marshfield ice cream is a treat, and even the public toilets (next to the pub) are an attraction. Well worth a visit. |
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