The Bowl Inn at Almondsbury has reopened following an extensive refurbishment inside and out. With a history dating back to the 12th Century, the popular pub in the picturesque village has been given a complete makeover.
Wood-panelled walls in hues of blues and greys complement the original stone walls with ‘statement’ wallpaper, glass light fittings and botanical art work completing the modern country look. There’s now a bespoke timber-built back bar and new parquet and tiled floor throughout the bar and restaurant area which features upholstered banquette seating and traditional wooden furniture, creating a variety of cosy and elegant drinking and dining areas to choose from.
And it’s not just the bar and dining room that have had a facelift at the pub, which is run by Butcombe Pubs & Inns (part of Liberation Group). The 12 individually designed bedrooms have also been given a fresh and luxurious new look, too.
