The Bear of Rodborough Hotel
Rodborough Common
Stroud
Gloucestershire
GL5 5DE
Call us on: 01453 878 522
Email us: info@bearofrodborough.info
Alternatively, if you're looking to plan a conference or corporate event at The Bear of Rodborough Hotel, please call our dedicated meetings line on 0800 975 1629.
Take the A419 and continue straight over 3 roundabouts.
At the 4th roundabout turn right. At the next (5th roundabout), with Sainsburys on the right, turn left onto the A46 (Dudbridge Hill).
Bear right and continue up Dudbridge Hill.
At the next major junction (just after the Prince Albert Pub), where you should turn right.
Go over the cattle grid onto Rodborough Common. The hotel is 1 mile further on, on the right hand side.
Take the M4 to junction 15 and then follow the A419 signposted Cirencester.
Follow this road through Cirencester until you see a sign for Minchinhampton on the left.
Take this road through Minchinhampton and up to Rodborough Common.
The Bear of Rodborough Hotel will be on your left.
Stroud is the nearest mainline station, taxis are available outside the station.
For further information on train times and fares telephone the National Rail Enquiry Line on 08457 48 49 50 or visit www.nationalrail.co.uk.
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