The New Inn

Late Availability

From time to time we have late availability offers.

We're perfectly placed to explore the Cotswolds - come and join us for that last minute getaway!

Thursday 23rd February

£70 B&B £120 to include dinner

Why not make your stay with us even more enjoyable? Contact us to arrange a beautiful bouquet of flowers, a bottle of champagne or hand made truffles to be in your room upon your arrival.

For reservations please contact us.

3 nights for the price of 2

Stay with us for two nights midweek, and enjoy a third night on the house. Prices start from £130 per room per night.

This offer is valid Sunday - Thursday, and applies to both our B&B and Dinner, B&B rates, inclusive of VAT and full English breakfast.

For reservations please contact us.

£150 All In!

Dinner, Bed and Breakfast, plus a bottle of wine - £150 per room

Throughout the spring months, get it all included (Sunday - Thursday only).

Enjoy a three course dinner for two in our 2-rosette award winning restaurant with a bottle of wine, then sleep soundly in one of our fantastic quirky bedrooms, and then have a traditional English breakfast before we bid you a fond farewell.

For reservations please contact us.

Romantic Break

Treat that special someone in your life to a romantic getaway.
Rose petals on your bed next to your chilled bubbly, followed by a sumptuous three course dinner in our award winning two rosette restaurant.

All for just £175 per night inclusive of VAT. Sunday to Thursday.

We will also make sure you get our most romantic room available!

For reservations please contact us.

Mothers Day Lunch

Join us for a special Mothering Sunday lunch in our award-winning restaurant. A beautiful 3-course lunch menu is currently being created by our head chef, that will certainly keep all mums happy for the day.

For reservations please contact us.

Clay Pigeon Shoot

Make the your stay at The New Inn go off with a bang – and what could be better than a clay pigeon shoot on a crisp Cotswolds morning?  Luckily the 'eat what you shoot' rule doesn't apply here and the award winning New Inn at Coln is on hand with full hospitality.  Prices from £100 per person including clay shooting lesson, clays and B&B

For reservations please contact us.

Whats On at The New Inn

A Week in the Life of The New Inn…

Every Weekday

Lazy Log-Fire Lunches

Some sample dishes off our menu:

Roasted pheasant crème brulée seasoned with blackcurrant & thyme.

Homemade beer & ale sausage

White chocolate chilli cheesecake.

2 courses £10 - 3 courses £13

No time to laze by the fire? Enjoy a pit-stop lunch from just £5.50.

Perhaps a rare beef and creamy horseradish sandwich, or a bowl of spicy Bloody Mary soup.

Available lunch times throughout January & February (except Sundays)

St Arnold’s Hour

Every week night from 5pm – 7pm all draught beers and ciders will only be £2.75 a pint. As responsible landlords, we’ll also be supplying some free nibbles as well. And who is St Arnold? He's the patron saint of brewers - see below for a full biography!

Tuesday Night is Cotswold Classics Night

Each Tuesday, our award-winning kitchen team will produce a special menu of 4 Cotswold Classic dishes to choose from, with a pint or a glass of vino thrown in - all for £12.50. 

Sunday

We’re now offering Traditional Sunday lunch for just

£13.95 - or £17.50 for two courses.

Saint Arnold - Patron Saint of Brewers

Saint Arnold was born to a prominent Austrian family in the year 580. Even back in those days the Austrians were famous for their love of beer and admired for their brewing prowess. Beer was a proud Austrian tradition that was not wasted on young Arnold.

As a young man, Arnold entered the priesthood and began moving his way up that earliest of all career ladders. At the age of 32, he was given the title Bishop, and in 612 was named "Arnold, Bishop of Metz" (Metz is in France.)

He is said to have spent his life warning peasants about the health hazards of drinking water. Water was not necessarily safe to drink during the dark ages, especially around towns and villages. Nasty stuff. Arnold always had the well-being of his followers close at heart.
Beer, on the other hand, was quite safe. Arnold frequently pointed this out to his congregation. He is credited with having once said, "From man's sweat and God's love, beer came into the world." It goes without saying that the people loved and revered Arnold.

In 627, Saint Arnold retired to a monastery near Remiremont, France, where he died and was buried in 640.

In 641, the citizens of Metz requested that Saint Arnold's body be exhumed and carried from the monastery to the town of Metz for reburial in their local church - the church where Arnold had so frequently preached the virtues of beer. Their request was granted.

It was a long and thirsty journey, especially since they were carrying a dead bishop. As the ceremonial procession passed through the town of Champignuelles, the tired processionals stopped for a rest and went into a tavern for a drink of their favorite beverage - beer. Much to their dismay, they were informed that there was only one mug of beer left, and that they would have to share it. That mug never ran dry and the thirsty crowd was satisfied.

Every Saint needs a miracle. That's how the Church decides you are a Saint. The story of the miracle mug of beer spread and eventually Arnold was canonized by the Catholic Church for it.

Saint Arnold is recognized by the Catholic Church as the Patron Saint of Brewers. He is recognized by The New Inn as a top-notch, supernatural beer stud.

Available lunch times

 Throughout January & February

 (Except Sunday's)

For reservations please contact us.

Cheltenham Gold Cup

13th - 16th March

The Festival at Cheltenham is the shining jewel in jump racing's crown. It is four days of magic, madness and magnificence, played out on a stage framed by the breath-taking vista of the Cotswold Hills. It features a cast of the best horses, jockeys and trainers playing to an audience of 220,000, all of who are determined to have the time of their lives.

For anyone who appreciates top class sport and the opportunity to share a special experience with like-minded people, it truly is a life affirming four days.

Hopefully it's not odds on to rain, but either way after a hard day at the races come back and relax at The New Inn. For more information about the race meeting itself, please click here

For reservations please contact us.

The Grand Tour

Three of Hillbrooke's Hotels - The New Inn at Coln, The Bath Arms at Longleat and The Master Builder's at Buckler's Hard in the New Forest - have teamed up to offer an amazingly good value two or three centre midweek break.

These breaks give you a chance to visit not just one legendary stately home and estate, but two estates and of course one of the most beautiful and unspoilt regions of England.

The historic New Inn, in the quintessentially English village of Coln St Aldwyns, is the perfect base from which to explore the beautiful villages, walks and scenery of the Cotswolds.

The Bath Arms is conveniently located just a stones-throw from one of the best examples of Elizabethan architecture and home of the BBC's 'Animal Park'

The Master Builder's, a historic riverside hotel, is just along the road from Lord Montagu's magnificent Beaulieu Palace House and the famous National Motor Museum.

Each of our hotels offers luxurious, individually furnished and quirkily designed bedrooms, superb food and a warm welcome.

Why not spend a short break at more than just one of them? From the beginning of April to the beginning of November, Monday to Thursday, you can enjoy a two day break in any two hotels of your choice, or a three day break in all of them.

Included in these midweek breaks is;

Accommodation each night in a standard bedroom (upgrade available - please enquire at time of booking)

Three course A La Carte meal per adult

Full English Breakfast per adult

One Longleat Passport ticket per adult at The Bath Arms

One day ticket to Beaulieu per adult at The Master Builder's

Free bottle of bubbly at The New Inn

4th April - 7th July, 12th September - 3rd November

New Inn & Bath Arms- 2 night package £350.00
New Inn & Master Builders - 2 night package £350.00
Bath Arms & Master Builders - 2 night break £350.00
All 3 hotels - 3 night package £499.00

11th July - 8th September

New Inn & Bath Arms - 2 night package £399.00
New Inn & Master Builders - 2 night package £399.00
Bath Arms & Master Builders - 2 night break £399.00                                       All 3 hotels - 3 night package £550.00

Prices quoted are per break, based on two people sharing a room, inclusive of VAT.

(children's prices available on request)

To book any one of these fantastic breaks, please contact Michelle on 01985 844 308 or via email enquiries@batharms.co.uk

For reservations please contact us.

Deals at Our Sister Hotels

We have Special Offers constantly available at all our sister hotels as well.

Click here to see offers from The Bull & Swan at Burghley
Click here to see offers from The Bath Arms at Longleat
Click here to see offers from The Elephant at Pangbourne
Click here to see offers from The Master Builder’s at Buckler’s Hard, in the New Forest                                                                                    

For reservations please contact us.