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Where to stay in Moreton-in-Marsh

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Moreton has the station, so it is the easiest base for a car-free trip. Its inns line the High Street, a short walk from the platform.

Old stone inns along the High Street in autumn light
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On the High Street

The Manor House is a dog-friendly hotel with a restaurant, a lift to the upper floors and an adapted ground-floor room with a wet room. The White Hart Royal, a seventeenth-century coaching inn, has one purpose-designed accessible double room with an accessible bathroom but no parking of its own; check-in is from 3pm and check-out by 11am. The Swan has eight rooms in a listed Georgian building; its own booking page takes guests aged 8 and over, and the four-poster room is for adults only.

Farm and campsite

A mile out at Dorn, Old Farm is a working farm with a holiday let, a studio and a small campsite. The Caravan and Motorhome Club site on Bourton Road is open all year, with 184 touring pitches and ten pods but no tent pitches, within walking distance of the town; the Club lists arrivals from 1pm.

Getting around from Moreton

Trains run to London Paddington in about an hour and a half, with about 20 a day on weekdays. From outside the station the 801 runs to Stow, Bourton and Cheltenham every day, and Stagecoach's 1 and 2 go to Blockley, Chipping Campden and Stratford. On Tuesdays the market fills the High Street, as it has for centuries. For other bases, see where to stay in the Cotswolds.

From your door

Batsford Arboretum is about 2 miles away, on a 4-mile stile-free walk from the war memorial. Sezincote, Bourton House Garden and Chastleton House are all within a short drive, and the Moreton Show, an agricultural show in its 77th year in 2026, is held on the Batsford estate each September. Our three days without a car is planned from a base here, at the White Hart Royal on the High Street.

Parking

The council's Old Market Way car park is cashless, with fast chargers, and guests of the White Hart Royal use it. The station has its own car park, with 128 spaces.

For anyone with limited mobility, Moreton is an easy base: the station has step-free access to platforms level with the entrance and a Changing Places toilet, the Manor House has a lift and a ground-floor room adapted with a wet room and grab rails, and the White Hart Royal has one purpose-designed accessible double room.

On the High Street, the Black Bear is a Donnington Brewery pub with a restaurant. Our day trip from London starts from the station here. For the day, see things to do in Moreton-in-Marsh and things to do in the North Cotswolds, and for meals, places to eat in the North Cotswolds.

From your door

Walks and sights within reach of your room.

The hotel's stone front lit up at dusk on the High Street
The Manor House Hotel, Moreton-in-Marsh, at dusk

Before you book

Car-free
The station is a short walk from the High Street; the 801 and Stagecoach's 1 and 2 leave from outside.
Access
The Manor House has a lift and an adapted ground-floor room; the White Hart Royal has one purpose-designed accessible double room.
Dogs
The Manor House (£20 a night for one dog) and the White Hart Royal (£15 a room a night, up to two dogs) take dogs; book dog rooms ahead.

Questions

Is Moreton-in-Marsh a good base without a car?

Yes. It has the station, and buses from outside it reach Stow, Bourton, Chipping Campden and Cheltenham.

Is there camping near Moreton-in-Marsh?

Yes: the Caravan and Motorhome Club site on Bourton Road, open all year with pods, and a small campsite at Old Farm, Dorn.

Which Moreton hotels have accessible rooms?

The Manor House has a lift and a ground-floor room adapted with a wet room and grab rails, and the White Hart Royal has one purpose-designed accessible double room with an accessible bathroom.

The broad High Street with Redesdale Hall and its clock tower at the end

About Moreton-in-Marsh

A market town on the Fosse Way with a station on the line from London, so the easiest place to start a car-free Cotswold trip, with Batsford Arboretum close by.

Read our guide to Moreton-in-Marsh

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