The facade and front rooms are added to a house already many years old.
By 1740
It’s a working coaching inn, known in those days as The Star.
1780s
The Star takes the name it still carries: The Catherine Wheel.
Welcome
People have been stopping here for nearly 300 years
Marshfield sits at the southern gateway to the Cotswolds, close to where Gloucestershire, Wiltshire and Somerset meet. It’s an easy drive from Bath and Bristol, and it feels a long way from both.
Come for a long Sunday lunch, a pint after a walk or a night in one of our rooms. Our kitchen cooks everything to order, using local produce as much as possible. And yes, your dog is welcome too.
Two doubles, one of which can be a twin, and a triple. Each has an en-suite shower room, TV and tea and coffee.
Double occupancy is £120 a night including breakfast, with 10% off stays of three nights or more. It’s a good base for Bath, Castle Combe, Lacock, Westonbirt and Badminton.