Timbrell's Yard

About

Timbrell’s Yard is a stylishly revamped riverside inn. Located in the heart of beautiful Bradford-on-Avon, it has excellent dining and luxurious accommodation.

Following an extensive renovation, Timbrell’s Yard opened its doors in 2015. This stunning property is now a thriving restaurant and bar, with 17 wonderful bedrooms. Since opening it has built up a loyal fan base, locally and around the country.

The contemporary bar leads to an airy double height restaurant with views of the river and fabulous food from Tom Blake, formerly head chef at River Cottage.

The bedrooms are stylish and comfortable. Plump for those in the old wing with free-standing baths, linen clad beams and quirky antique finds or opt for a modern mezzanine with Nordic influences of natural wood, modern textiles and deep riverside window seats. All have sumptuous beds, seriously good linen and thoughtful modern touches. Chic bathrooms are filled with natural Bramley shower and body products.

Timbrell’s Yard is open all day for drinking and eating. Its award-wining farm-to-plate food is served in a relaxed, modern atmosphere. You can enjoy breakfast, lunch and dinner in the restaurant (grab one of the tables with a riverside window) or in the bar where dogs are also welcome. And if the sun is shining, eat outside on the flagstone courtyard. There is a lovely list of local ciders, ales, and craft beers, and the artisan wine list is characterful and carefully chosen. There are always delicious freshly made cakes and snacks during the day, as well as great coffee and tea. Families and dogs are always welcome. Dogs staying overnight get their own doggy goody bag.

Timbrell’s Yard is part of the boutique hotel and pub group Stay Original Co. Its much-admired portfolio includes The Swan in Wedmore, Somerset, The White Hart in Somerton, Somerset, The Grosvenor Arms in Shaftesbury, Dorset and The King’s Arms in Dorchester, Dorset.

Bradford on Avon is the perfect town for a short break with its beautiful architecture and culture. The River Avon winds through it and it has a wealth of boutique shops and historic places to visit. It’s a very short drive or a 10-minute train journey from Bath.