The quintessential English Inn is probably the best way to describe this gem of a Hotel / restaurant in the National Trust village of Lacock. Formerly a 15th century wool merchants house “The Angel” has been a hotel since 1953 and its charms, complete with oak panelling, log fires, low beams and squeaky floorboards have become internationally famous.
There are ten bedrooms at “The Angel”, three superior and seven standard, all en-suite and furnished lovingly with antiques by the owners over the years. All have tea/coffee making facilities, direct dial telephones and televisions. There are in the superior rooms respectively, a four-poster bed, an enormous Brunel bed and an antique French tented bed.
The restaurant, lit by candlelight in the evenings, has become nationally famous for its traditionally English style of cooking with lunch served every day except Mondays.
In the evenings there is a daily changing range of house specialities, including traditional roast, fish direct from Cornwall together with a full a la carte menu.
All the puddings, including ice creams are made on the premises and their own garden provides herbs, vegetables and famously asparagus.

AT THE SIGN OF THE ANGEL
Church Street - Lacock - Wiltshire - SN15 2LB
Tel 01249-730230
Fax 01249-730527