Gloucestershire

About Gloucestershire

Gloucestershire is the ideal destination for discovering England’s green and pleasant heart, from its postcard-perfect, thatched-cottage Cotswolds towns, to the grand, architectural splendour of Gloucester Cathedral, the lush green mystery of the Forest of Dean, and the beautifully refined, 18th century mansions and manors of Cheltenham. When considering our recommendations for the best places to stay in Gloucestershire, we've plumped for historic country houses with spa conversions and gourmet restaurants, much-loved pubs-with-rooms and old coaching inns, and charming B&Bs all of which are spread throughout the county.

If you’re looking for biscuit-tin pretty Cotswolds towns head to Stow-on-the-Wold, Tetbury, Tewkesbury, Bibury, Moreton-in-Marsh and Chipping Norton. Cirencester and Chipping Campden are market towns: Cirencester with Roman ruins and lovely Victorian architecture, and Chipping Campden with an especially graceful main street and 17th century market hall. Chipping Campden is also known for being the birthplace of the Arts & Crafts movement. Cheltenham was a famous spa town in the 18th century, but it’s now best known for the festival, and the race course. It’s also England’s most complete Regency town, with houses characterised by their intricate ironwork balconies and painted stucco facades.

Gloucestershire is awash with historic buildings, both in the towns and outside them, but if you’d prefer somewhere even greener consider visiting the Forest of Dean, the Severn Vale or the Wye Valley.

Don't forget that this region is busy year round due the never-ending popularity of the Cotswolds. If you want to guarantee a room in one of the best places to stay in Gloucestershire, you'll need to do your research and book well ahead.

The Best Places to Stay in Gloucestershire

For a Country House Hotel

Burleigh Court is a beautiful, Grade II listed 19th century manor house in the heart of The Cotswolds. There are just 18 rooms and suites, including six pet-friendly rooms located in the coach house, and a family suite with bunk beds. Dogs and kids will love the three acres worth of mature gardens which surround the manor too. The restaurant has 2 AA Rosettes, and a menu based on locally sourced ingredients, and there’s a lovely Art Deco plunge pool.
Tewkesbury Park is a Georgian era estate turned country house hotel, with an impressive list of facilities. Including its own golf course, tennis courts, squash courts, a health club, gym, a huge spa, and a choice of four places to eat and drink. And acres of land. They’re so welcoming of dogs that they offer special packages, which include fancy dog meals and treats. It’s ideal for families too.
The Slaughters Manor House is an elegant, but relaxed retreat within a short stroll of the village of Lower Slaughter. Built of honey-coloured Cotswolds stone, this property has been carefully converted into a 19 room hotel, retaining the impressive scale of all the rooms, but adding luxurious bathrooms and a bar that wouldn’t be out of place in a five star city hotel. Each of the rooms are unique, from the four-poster rooms in the main house to the garden suites with their his and hers roll-top baths. The restaurant is gourmet and the gardens stunning.
Cowley Manor is a devilishly hip, grown up Cotswolds retreat for urbanites, a super-spoiling, Grade II Listed country bolthole. Cowley has 55 acres, two pools, a gym and award-winning modernist spa, a sun-trap of a terrace, a ‘lifestyle shop’, and a menu in the restaurant by celebrated chef Jackson Boxer.

For a Country Escape

The Falcon Painswick is a pub converted from an elegant Georgian townhouse in a perfect Painswick spot. with the Cotswolds Way running past the front door. There are just 11 rooms, all individually decorated, with a combination of antiques and contemporary pieces creating a soothing impression. The pub and restaurant are lead by the seasons and local producers.
The Close Hotel is a beautiful, 16th century manor in the pretty market town of Tetbury. Its conversion into a boutique hotel has been well thought out, and many of the buildings most charming features remain untouched, including its round tower and grey stone facade. Each of the 18 rooms and suites is decorated individually, and ranges from floral themes to dark, country checks, and their Tudor origins are referenced with contemporary creations that follow the same shapes — expect antlers and beagles!
The Swan Hotel is a 17th century coaching inn with wonderful views over the River Coln. In winter its cosy lounges crackle with fires, and in summer the gardens are resplendent with colour and scent. There are 22 rooms and suites, individually decorated with antiques and fabrics that range from plain damask to chintz, florals and gingham. The Modern British restaurant is excellent.

For Romantics

The King's Head, Cirencester is a stylish, 60 room hotel right in the centre of Cirencester. Rooms and suites come in a range of shapes and sizes, some offering solid original oak beams, some elegant wood paneling and huge windows, and some with a living space. The hotel has an impressive spa with a beautiful pool, a superb restaurant, and a friendly bar too.
The Greenway Hotel & Spa is a beautiful Elizabethan manor house set in eight acres on the outskirts of Cheltenham, turned luxurious spa hotel. It looks huge, but has just 21 rooms and suites. There’s definitely a bit of horsey flair in the decor, along with chocolate leather and dark wood furnishings. The spa is worthy of inclusion in the name, and the restaurant is very good too.
Once home to the renowned horticulturalist Rosemary Verey, Barnsley House is quite rightly best known for its still-glorious gardens, but we also love its 18 low-key, contemporary rooms and suites, plus its cleverly mirrored dining room and secret spa at the bottom of the garden. Barnsley House also has its own private cinema, tennis courts, and a heated outdoor hydrotherapy pool. Bring your pets, but not your kids to this one.

Best Pubs-with-rooms

The Stump is a 17th century coaching inn turned pizza-restaurant-with-rooms, ten of them, including some family-sized suites, and one dog-friendly one. The dining room spreads across the ground floor pub space, and out onto the terrace, where you can eat your excellent pizza, or pasta, in the Cotswolds sunshine, accompanied by beer from a local micro-brewery. The rooms are decorated with artfully mismatched furniture and dramatic teal coloured walls.
Built in the 17th century, The King's Arms is an old coaching inn on the main road between Cirencester and Bristol. In its recently refurbished state it’s become a stylish place to stay, as well as great value. There are just six rooms and two cottages, all decorated in masculine tones, with large printed artworks and white linens. They’re super doggy-friendly here, and provide your four-legged friend with a bed, treats and even a special dog beer!
There are a handful of British inns on The Hotel Guru claiming to be the oldest, and The Porch House in Stow-on-the-Wold is one of them (it’s been an inn since 947). Inside the Heritage Listed building are 13 stylish guest rooms with exposed stone walls, and huge oak beams, but a contemporary colour scheme and lovely bathrooms, some with indulgent roll-top baths. The pub and restaurant have been sympathetically updated too, and while there are still low beams and cosy nooks and crannies, the effect feels comfortably historic, rather than ancient.

For Families

No. 38 The Park is a beautiful Georgian townhouse, close to the Cheltenham Racecourse, which has been converted into a 13 room B&B. The rooms are all very different, with a range of interesting original artworks, design and vintage pieces, and tonally coloured wallpapers, paint and fabrics. It’s definitely elegant, but your kids and dogs are most welcome too, and they provide babysitting services, and special dog beds, bowls and treats. There’s an honesty bar in the courtyard, and the art-filled sitting room.

For Exploring The Cotswolds

Beaumont House is a five star hotel converted from a 19th century country house on the outer edge of Montpellier, so it’s an easy option for exploring both Cheltenham and the Cotswolds. There are just 16 rooms and suites, in a range of styles that run from simple to opulently African themed. Most of the rooms are spacious, and all have generously sized bathrooms. There’s also a lovely garden which you can see from the pretty breakfast room.
The Hare and Hounds Hotel is a gloriously traditional country house hotel outside Westonbirt, just two miles from Tetbury. Built from pale Cotswolds stone, and packed with charming original features, this hotel has 42 rooms and suites — mostly arranged around a sunny courtyard. The fine dining restaurant and friendly, country pub are popular with locals as well as visitors, and it’s surrounded by a large garden. The suites have hot tubs, and the restaurant has 2 AA Rosettes, so it’s ideal for a luxurious and romantic break.
The Painswick is a beautiful Cotswold stone mansion in the very pretty wool town of Painswick. There are just 16 rooms and suites, all spacious and individually decorated in a range of styles, from contemporary chic to antique country house. Plus there's an excellent restaurant with a gastronomic tasting menu that's not to be missed!

For the Forest of Dean

Three Choirs Vineyards is a working vineyard set on a hundred rolling acres of Gloucestershire’s prettiest rural land. It produces around 300,000 bottles of wine a year, and litres of beer from its own microbrewery too. Essentially the accommodation here is a restaurant-with-rooms, set on a hill overlooking the wines. The food, and wine, take centre stage, with the rooms arranged above the restaurant, or in cabins down by the lake. The decor is simple and cosy. Perfect for foodies and wine lovers, of course, but also great for walkers and fisher-folk.

For the Cheltenham Races

Ellenborough Park is a wonderfully rambling, 16th century manor house made from honey-coloured Cotswold stone, and surrounded by lush gardens. The Southam location is ideal for Cheltenham Racecourse, and the hotel offers many way to celebrate any wins, from a meal in the fancy, wood-panelled 3 AA Rosette restaurant, afternoon tea in the lounge, cocktails in the bar, or a spa treatment. On race days they run a chauffeur service to the race course.
Large and grand, the Queens Hotel is a central Cheltenham classic. Rooms are spacious and beautifully proportioned, from the chequerboard-tiled reception area, to the lounge with its double height windows and ceilings, and its 84 rooms and suites. The sash windows, marble fireplaces and arched doorways are all original, but the contemporary colours and retro furnishings, give it a fresh look, as well as a luxurious one.
No. 131 is a beautifully grand, Georgian townhouse hotel in the heart of Cheltenham, with just 11 carefully decorated rooms and suites: think generous proportions, elegant colour schemes, original artworks, and an individual collection of antiques and design pieces in each room. The bar is chic, and the restaurant pleasingly gourmet.
Cheltenham’s Hotel du Vin has been converted from a Georgian townhouse in fashionable Montpellier, and offers the classic Hotel du Vin treatment of fantastic food and drink, and moodily romantic rooms and suites. The huge beds and bathrooms are here, as is the buzzing bar and a bistro-style restaurant.

For Walkers

Built in the 17th century, The Ragged Cot is charming stone inn, in a spectacular spot in Minchampton, overlooking around 600 acres of land owned by the National Trust. As well as the pub, which has been updated so that it’s now light and airy with a large conservatory and courtyard area, the inn has nine rooms. Throughout there’s simply chosen decor in shades of grey with yellow accents; some rooms have well chosen antiques, others are more contemporary. Our favourites have garden views.
The Ebrington Arms in Chipping Campden, is an atmospheric British village pub, with five rooms, a nice little restaurant, and owners who brew their own beer. The decor lets this lovely old building take centre stage, with exposed stone and beams and old fireplaces, paired with simple, solid furniture in pale wood, and creamy colours. The location is perfect for exploring, and the hearty food will help fuel your adventures.

Best B&BS

The Cheltenham Townhouse is a 21 room B&B, converted from a Regency townhouse, just five minutes from the centre of Cheltenham. This is a spacious feeling property, though the rooms and suites vary in size quite a bit. Five are studio apartment size, and have self-catering facilities. All have high ceilings and huge windows, so they’re lovely and light, and are decorated in pale neutrals. Some have nice views of the leafy garden. Breakfast is served in the light-filled dining room, and there’s an honesty bar in the lounge, and complimentary fruit bowls.

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Travel Information

Want to fly to Gloucestershire?

If you’re arriving by air the closest airports will be Bristol Airport, if you’re heading for the area around Cheltenham, or Birmingham International Airport, which is the closest airport to Chipping Campden. If you’re travelling from London by train, you’ll probably depart from Paddington, with direct trains between London and Gloucester taking about an hour and 45 minutes.
If you want to hire a car we recommend you visit our online partner, Rentalcars.
Gloucestershire is one of those destinations where every season has something to warrant a visit. In winter it’s quiet, perfect for bracing walks and sitting by a roaring fire in the local pub, plus there’s racing in Cheltenham; in spring the Cotswolds are lit up with daffodils; in summer there’s sunshine, festivals and plenty of buzz; and in autumn the changing colours are spectacular. Summer is the most popular season for visitors, and the most expensive.

Still not sure where to stay?

Refine your search to one of Gloucestershire’s centres: the best places to stay in Cheltenham, Cirencester, Chipping Campden or Stow-on-the-Wold
or one of Gloucestershire’s beautiful areas: the Forest of Dean or the Cotswolds
Refine your search by the kind of property you’re looking for, and only consider Gloucestershire's best pubs-with-rooms or Gloucestershire's most romantic hotels
Alternatively, you could contact one of our friendly Gurus for personalised advice.

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Best Hotels in Gloucestershire

The Bell Stow-on-the-Wold (Stow on the Wold) 13 rooms from £99

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Local exploring  -  A great base from which to explore Stow and the surrounding Northern Gloucestershire countryside.
Great walks  -  The surrounding area is full of wonderful walking routes such as the Cotswolds Way.
Restaurant  -  Recommended.

Easy-going and comfortable, The Bell ticks all the boxes. Great rooms (some in Stuart House across the road), excellent food served in the restaurant and an atmospheric pub combine to make it a great base for a weekend away in the Cotswolds. See More

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Wheatsheaf Inn Northleach, The Cotswolds 14 rooms from £130

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Restaurant  -  Recommended.
Great walks  -  Lovely local walks, and you can borrow their wellies.
Lively  -  Hip and happening.
Romantic  -  Good for couples.
Recommended by  -  I Escape, Mr & Mrs Smith, Sawdays

Historic coaching inn turned popular pub with rooms in Northleach. Imaginatively designed rooms are super comfortable — the best with feature wallpaper and in-room rolltop tub. The food is exceptional with dishes created from top notch seasonal, local produce. Children and dogs are welcome too! See More

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The Moda House Chipping Sodbury, Gloucestershire 11 rooms from £67

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Active Holiday  -  A charming B&B in a pretty market town with easy access to fabulous walks along the Cotswold Way.
Great walks  -  Find easy access to great walks including the Cotswold Way, the Monarch Way and the Frome Valley Walk.
Restrictions on children  -  Adult only
Local markets  -  Good for local colour.
Recommended by  -  Sawdays

A welcoming B&B set in the centre of a pretty Cotswold town. Eleven cosy bedrooms are simply styled and feature a scattering of interesting artefacts from the owners extensive travels. Indulgent breakfasts are served, setting you up perfectly for a day walking in the countryside. See More

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Horse and Groom Moreton in Marsh, The Cotswolds 5 rooms from £75

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Local exploring  -  An ideal base for exploring the beautiful Cotswolds, with charming Moreton in Marsh just down the road.
Sights nearby  -  Moreton in Marsh, Chipping Camden, Broadway and Stow on the Wold are all close by
Restaurant  -  Award winning cuisine featuring local produce, much of it grown on site.
Great walks  -  There is lovely walking for all abilities on the doorstep.
Recommended by  -  Good Hotel Guide

Informal restaurant with rooms cum gastro pub in the now familiar mould; towny style, a buzzing bar and restaurant, and a small number of smart bedrooms. Five individually designed rooms in contemporary classic style, plus award winning food - a perfect laid back base for exploring Cotswold country. See More

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The Cheltenham Townhouse Cheltenham (Gloucestershire) 21 rooms from £78

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Sights nearby - The Pittville Pump Room (the UK's largest spa building) and Cheltenham Town Hall are both worth a visit.
Boutique
Traditional

Regency property located in a leafy corner, just five minutes walk from Cheltenham centre. Rooms are decorated in neutral palettes with big beds, soft furnishings and spacious bathrooms. There are also five studio apartments. A luxurious, central stay and excellent value for money. See More

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The Royal Oak Tetbury Tetbury, Gloucestershire 6 rooms from £85

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Families  -  Interconnecting rooms, a laidback feel, and kid friendly options in the restaurant make this a good choice for a family break
Short break  -  Easily accessible from London, this is a good choice for a quick weekend away
Great walks  -  Enjoy long walks through the scenic Cotswolds countryside
Restaurant  -  Traditional pub fare is served in the restaurant

A charming traditional inn set in the picturesque Tetbury. Beautifully styled rooms mix traditional and contemporary design. Think exposed stone, pale wood floors, and simple modern furniture. The atmospheric bar features an art deco piano & a vintage jukebox. A characterful and well-priced stay. See More

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The Ragged Cot STROUD, Gloucestershire 9 rooms from £85

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Country Escape  -  Surrounded by bucolic Gloucestershire there are plenty of 'country' activities - and lots of pubs.
Romantic Break  -  The perfect hidey hole for a weekend break in the country.
Great walks  -  The National Trust lands of Minchinhampton and Rodborough Commons are prime walking territory.
Local markets  -  The market town of Minchinhampton hs awash with farm stalls and antique shops.

Lovely 17th century inn in a beautiful rural spot overlooking 600 acres of National Trust common land. Comfortable rooms and an excellent seasonal menu complete the stay. Fuel yourself for long walks in the country and wind down with an evening by the fire. See More

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The Falcon Painswick Painswick, Gloucestershire 11 rooms from £89

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Country Escape  -  With hearty cuisine, an atmospheric bar, roaring fires, and lovely walking country — this is an idyllic rural escape
Value chic  -  With rooms starting at well under £100 this is a great option for a good value getaway
Full of character  -  A 16th century Georgian property that keeps much of its original charm and features
Good wine list  -  Wines are served from the hotel's own award winning winery, The Balfour Winery

A 16th-century Georgian inn set in the picturesque town of Painswick. Rooms mix the building's original features with a fresh modern style. Think soft grey hues, antiques, very comfy beds, and White Company products. Modern British fare is served alongside the property's own wines. A chic hideaway. See More

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The King's Arms Didmarton, Gloucestershire 6 rooms from £90

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Value chic  -  At the King's Arms stylish rooms which can be had for as little as £75 per night B&B.
Local exploring  -  Ideal if you want to explore the wider Cotswolds.
Sights nearby  -  A wide range of places to visit close by including Badminton House, Highgrove House and Westonbirt Arboretum
Great walks  -  The Cotswolds is great walking country and there are many routes close by the King's Arms

The King's Arms is a traditional 17th century coaching inn in the heart of the Cotswolds. Stylish rooms with feature walls of George Stubbs paintings, antique furniture, four posters & cosy sheepskin rugs. Or cottages for groups or families. Great British pub food, real ale and excellent value too! See More

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The Sheep on Sheep Street Stow-on-the-Wold (Gloucestershire) 22 rooms from £90

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Local exploring  -  The Sheep on Sheep Street is a great base from which to explore the quaint Cotswolds!
Romantic Break  -  Chic accommodation and top-notch grub make this an ideal spot for a romantic break
Local markets  -  Be sure to check out the town's Farmers' Market-held every second and last Thursday of the month
Great walks  -  Go for a lovely long walk through the gorgeous Batsford Arboretum

The Sheep on Sheep Street is set in the historic market town of Stow on the Wold. This property boasts chic renovated interiors and spacious accommodation featuring king sized beds and en suites. Only one dog-friendly room so be sure to check in advance! Locally sourced food. A lovely unfussy stay! See More

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The Stump Cirencester 10 rooms from £90

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Foodies  -  Run by the same owners as Baz & Fred Pizzeria in London's Flat Iron Square; expect simple food, very well done
Country Escape  -  A quintessential Cotswold country pub, surrounded on all sides by fields & hedgrows as far as the eye can see
Value chic  -  In a part of the country where hotel stays don't come cheap, this offers an affordable yet authentic option
Sights nearby  -  Regency-era Cheltenham - known as a famous spa town - is half an hour away. Head that way for the races or famous festival

Idyllic rural coaching inn turned into a popular pizza restaurant with pretty boutique-style rooms. Stylish decor combines teal walls, artfully mismatched furnishings & splashes of colour. A convivial open-plan dining room with open fires attracts a local crowd. Cotswolds cool at affordable rates. See More

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The Seagrave Arms Chipping Campden (Gloucestershire) 8 rooms from £90

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Fishing  -  Hook yourself a prize winning trout in the surrounding rivers and chalkstreams.
Sights nearby  -  Cheltenham and Stratford-upon-Avon are both no more than 20 minutes drive away.
Great walks  -  Walk a portion of the famous Cotswolds Way.
Restaurant  -  Recommended.
Recommended by  -  Sawdays

Dating back to 1740 this commanding double fronted Georgian property sits in a quintessentially Cotswolds village. Original features including flagstone floors, sash windows and open fireplaces are complemented with soft patterned linens and comfy beds. Locally sourced food is top notch. See More

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Stinchcombe Hill House Gloucestershire 3 rooms from £90

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Great walks  -  The surrounding area is full of lovely walking routes especially the nearby Cotswolds Way.
Sights nearby  -  Take a trip to nearby Thornbury Castle.
Restrictions on children  -  Adults only.
Secluded setting  -  For escaping.

Elegant and charming, Stinchcombe Hill House is a delightful country house B&B. Each room is decorated with beautiful ornate furnishings, tasteful artwork and original design features. With beautiful gardens and lovely surrounding countryside, it's perfect for a rural escape. See More

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Masons Arms, Gloucestershire Cirencester, Gloucestershire 8 rooms from £90

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Local exploring  -  A great base from which to explore the Thames Valley.
Local markets  -  Visit the local farmers market at Fairford.
Sights nearby  -  Visit the nearby Lydiard Park.
Restaurant  -  Recommended.

Set in a beautiful inn made from distinctive Cotswolds stone, the Mason Arms is a charming spot near Cirencester. The feel inside is contemporary and chic with classy, white-washed bedrooms and a stylish restaurant. The food here is a real highlight. See More

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The Holford Arms Tetbury, Gloucestershire 6 rooms from £92

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Sights nearby  -  Visit the magnificent royal residence of Highgrove with its lovely gardens.
Great walks  -  The surrounding countryside is full of glorious walking trails.
Restaurant  -  Recommended.
Restaurant with rooms

Quiet and charming, The Holford Arms is a great spot for a weekend in the countryside. Set amidst beautiful Cotswolds scenes, the inn offers lovely rooms, an atmospheric pub and delicious food in the restaurant. Boutique camping options available for people looking for an al fresco option. See More

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Beaumont House Cheltenham 16 rooms from £98

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Local exploring  -  Fantastic base to explore the region & Cheltenham's plethora of festivals: folk, jazz, food, science, music, literature & horses
Great walks  -  Take a trip through nearby Cotswolds - an area of outstanding natural beauty
Sights nearby  -  Visit Gloucester's 11th century Cathedral, the historic docks
Full of character
Recommended by  -  Sawdays

Five star hotel in a 19th century country house. Vibrant rooms styled with Asian or African accents have big bathrooms and elegant furniture. Great breakfasts served by attentive and friendly staff. Large gardens and off-road parking. A charming choice to explore Cheltenham and the Cotswolds. See More

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The Porch House Stow-on-the-Wold 13 rooms from £99

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Historic  -  C.947A.D. England's oldest Inn.
Value chic
Restaurant  -  Gastropub style menu featuring locally sourced produce.
Outstanding location  -  In the Cotswolds: Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty

Britain's Oldest Inn (c.947AD) offers thirteen comfortable and stylish rooms in its English Heritage listed building. Think exposed beams, exposed stone walls, roll top baths and Nespresso coffee machines as standard. The perfect base for exploring the Cotswolds and great value for money. See More

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The Cat and Custard Pot Inn Tetbury, Gloucestershire 7 rooms from £99

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Great walks - Situated in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, there are plenty of terrific walks on the doorstep.
Traditional
Back to Nature
Full of character

A classic English pub in the heart of the Cotswolds. Rooms are comfortable and full of character with goose down duvets and deep baths in all rooms. The restaurant serves excellent cuisine using local produce and the bar has an array of tasty ales. The perfect location for exploring this area. See More

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Chester House Hotel Bourton-on-the-Water, Gloucestershire 22 rooms from £100

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Value chic  -  With boutique style, on-point service, and rates starting at the £100 mark — this is a chic and reasonably priced Cotswolds stay
Families  -  Benefit from large family rooms, children's menus in the restaurant, and plenty of family-friendly activities nearby
Local exploring  -  Set in the heart of heart of Bourton-on-the-Water, a popular Cotswolds destination due to its beauty
Restaurant  -  L’Anatra Italian Kitchen serves excellent stone-baked pizzas and pastas

A chic Cotswolds hotel set in sought-after Bourton-on-the-Water. Stylish rooms are decorated in muted tones and feature hardwood furniture, oversized headboards, and luxe bathrooms. A laidback Italian restaurant serves good pastas and stone-baked pizzas. A well-priced base to explore the area from. See More

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The Grange Gloucester, Gloucestershire 3 rooms from £100

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Families  -  The two-bedroom cottage with a large master bedroom, a twin room, and a well-equipped kitchen is ideal for families
Country Escape  -  With cosy interiors, pretty gardens, plenty of outdoor pursuits, and warm hosts — this is a relaxing country stay
Great walks  -  There are miles of scenic walking trails to explore locally
Sights nearby  -  Take a tour of Berkeley Castle and its grounds

A pretty early 17th-century dower house set in bucolic Frampton on Severn. Three rooms in the main house are traditional & homely with patterned wallpaper, antiques, & beamed ceilings. A separate two-bedroom self-catering cottage is ideal for families. Well priced & friendly. Ideal for rural breaks. See More

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The Bull Hotel, Fairford Fairford, Gloucestershire 21 rooms from £100

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Fishing  -  Available from the hotel
Local markets  -  Every Wednesday
Sights nearby  -  The Cotswolds
Birdwatching  -  Good birding near the hotel.

The Bull Hotel, a stylish pub restaurant with rooms in the heart of pretty Fairford. Perfect for a weekend away exploring the Cotswolds. Sister to the Five Alls at Filkins and the Plough at Kelmcott. See More

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Aylworth Manor Cheltenham, The Cotswolds 4 rooms from £110

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Quiet
Sights nearby  -  Visit the nearby sights of Sudeley Castle and Broadway Tower.
Great walks  -  The surrounding area is full of lovely walking routes.
Tennis  -  Enjoy a game of tennis on the house's court.
Recommended by  -  Sawdays

Set in a delightful house in the Cotswolds, Aylworth Manor is a charming, small B&B. Boasting comfortable rooms and a lovely garden, it's a great place to unwind. Start the day with a delicious breakfast in the dining room before heading out to explore the beautiful Cotswolds surroundings. See More

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Queens Hotel Cheltenham 84 rooms from £110

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City Style - A historic hotel offering all the grandeur of days gone by mixed with contemporary luxuries
Restaurant - Victoria's serves modern British cuisine
Traditional

A grand historic hotel set in the heart of Cheltenham. Elegant rooms and suites have enormous sash windows, retro furniture, and original features. However, the feel is fresh, modern, and luxurious. Complete with a modern British restaurant and a bar with an impressive cocktail list. Very stylish. See More

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The Ebrington Arms Chipping Campden 5 rooms from £110

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Country Escape  -  Almost within spitting distance from London and in some of the UK's most scenic countryside this is a weekend away worth taking.
Sights nearby  -  Visit Broadway Tower marked out as the highest castle of the Cotswolds.
Great walks  -  Stroll through the exquisite National Trust's Hidcote Gardens.
Romantic  -  Good for couples.
Recommended by  -  Sawdays

A charming village pub offering that quintessentially British experience. Atmospheric and luxurious rooms are dotted with well placed antiques set against white washed walls. The best have roll top baths. The restaurant serves hearty fare by a roaring fire and the owners even produce their own beer. See More

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The Greenway Hotel & Spa Cheltenham (Gloucestershire) 21 rooms from £112

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Total relaxation  -  A tranquil country house complete with spa, ideal for rejuvinating weekends away.
Sights nearby  -  Explore the pretty streets of Chipping Campden, famed for its Cotswold beauty.
Great walks  -  Take long walks through the picturesque Cotswold countryside.
Swimming Pool  -  Indoor pool
Recommended by  -  Small Luxury Hotels

A grand Country House, now an elegant hotel and spa, set just outside the city of Cheltenham and with easy access to the Cotswolds. Spacious rooms are traditionally dressed with chintz fabrics and patterned wallpaper. An indulgent spa and superb restaurant makes this a fantastic weekend break. See More

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The Churchill Arms Gloucestershire 5 rooms from £120

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Sights nearby  -  Visit Anne Hathaway's Cottage in nearby Stratford-upon-Avon, Shakespeare's home town.
Great walks  -  Wander around the beautiful Hidcote Manor Garden
Restaurant  -  Recommended.
Boutique

The Churchill Arms is tucked away in the sleepy village of Paxford, just ten miles from Stratford-upon-Avon. Set in a 17th century pub, it boasts five boutique rooms with comfy beds and exposed wooden beams. Terrific food and local ales are served up downstairs. A truly charming rural getaway. See More

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The Bear of Rodborough Minchampton Common, Gloucestershire 44 rooms from £120

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Country Escape  -  Boasting an enviable location on Rodborough Common (National Trust land) with cows roaming free and walking trails aplenty
Families  -  Very family-friendly with interconnecting rooms, kids' menus, and plenty of space for little ones to run around
Great walks  -  Take long walks through the Cotswolds countryside starting right from the property's front door
Local markets  -  Sample local produce at Stroud's weekly farmers' market (held each Saturday)

A stylish rural hotel set on National Trust land near Stroud. Chic rooms have all the hallmarks of Cotswolds-chic with oversized headboards, modern fabrics, attractive artwork, and Gilchrist & Soames bath products. A popular brasserie serves high-end British fare. A sophisticated rural hideaway. See More

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Hare and Hounds Hotel Tetbury, The Cotswolds 42 rooms from £125

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Romantic Break  -  With lovely rooms and superb food, this is ideal for romance. Book the Magnolia Suite for your private outdoor hot tub
Local exploring  -  Tetbury is a great base for exploring the Cotswolds
Restaurant  -  Fine dining in the Beaufort Restaurant which has been awarded 2 AA Rosettes
Local markets  -  The historic Cotswold market town of Tetbury is only two miles away.

The Hare and Hounds is a traditional Cotswold country house hotel. The newly refurbished rooms and suites have an air of elegance and surround a delightful courtyard. The restaurant's creative menu is popular with locals and visitors alike. A smart but relaxed getaway amid stunning countryside. See More

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Tudor Farmhouse Clearwell, Gloucestershire 23 rooms from £130

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Views  -  Stunning woodland walks and views over bubbling brooks and meandering rivers.
Active Holiday  -  The countryside landscape offers plenty of activities.
Country Escape
Foodies
Recommended by  -  Sawdays, Good Hotel Guide

A picture perfect country house hotel set in the stunning landscape of the Forest of Dean and the Wye Valley. Charming chic rooms and suites, an acclaimed British restaurant, acres of emerald garden, and plenty of countryside pursuits to choose from. The perfect country escape. See More

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The Lion Inn , Gloucestershire Winchcombe, Gloucestershire 8 rooms from £130

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Great walks  -  Many Cotswold walking trails are on the Lion Inn's doorstep
Sights nearby  -  The nearby Snowshill Manor is a warren of hidden treasures.
Designer  -  Uniquely designed interiors.
Full of character
Recommended by  -  Sawdays, Good Hotel Guide

The only thing ordinary about the Lion Inn is the name. Each of the eight rooms are beautifully presented with exposed beams and stone walls next to soft hues and knitted throws. There is an outdoor patio restaurant with seasonal menu and bar with fine wines and real ales. See More

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Three Choirs Vineyards Newent, Gloucestershire 11 rooms from £135

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Wine tasting
Views - Great views from hotel
Traditional
Restaurant with rooms
Recommended by - Good Hotel Guide, Sawdays

Pretty 100 acre vineyard still producing 300,000 bottles a year. Hilltop restaurant with rooms. Fabulous views, tasty food, delicious wine, and wine tasting. Something different. See More

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Woolmarket House Chipping Campden 4 rooms from £140

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Local exploring  -  Close to the High St as well as popular country walks, historic houses and gardens, museums and galleries
Sights nearby  -  Head to the Hook Norton Brewery and Broadway Tower or for day trips, visit gems like Blenheim and Warwick Castle
Great walks  -  Serious hikers will enjoy the 102km Cotswold Way which starts in the village
Four poster beds  -  For romantics.
Recommended by  -  Sawdays

The epitome of Gloucestershire charm, this historic B&B features period details such as wooden beams, exposed brick, tilting ceilings and open fires. Rooms have fine antique furniture and designer fabrics, with pretty village views. Housing a popular Italian restaurant. A delightful rural escape. See More

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Tewkesbury Park Tewkesbury, Gloucestershire 93 rooms from £140

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Country Escape  -  Offers a relaxing mix of golf, spa, outdoor activities & base for seeing the sites - all in a beautiful Cotswolds setting
Golf  -  The property's 6,554 yard par 72 The Deerpark course boasts water features & stunning country views
Sights nearby  -  Top historical sites in the area include 12th century Tewkesbury Abbey (make sure to experience Evensong) & Eastnor Castle
Restaurant  -  Range of eateries include No 19 Cafe, Mint Restaurant, Cocktail Bar or the Lounge for traditional Afternoon Tea

Georgian estate with sweeping countryside setting & impressive views over the area. Pretty rooms blend old & new with plenty of creature comforts; suites are extra spoiling. Dine across a range of venues after a day on the golf course or at the Health Centre. Charming & affordable rural retreat. See More

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No. 131 Cheltenham 11 rooms from £128

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Foodies  -  Gourmands will be in heaven- excellent locally sourced cuisine, a fantastic wine and cheese room and a broad range of cocktails.
Romantic Break  -  An ideal romantic getaway with chic suites, deep soaking tubs, vibrant bar and fantastic restaurant.
Sights nearby  -  Explore Cheltenham, a beautiful spa town packed with colonnaded terraces and grand gardens.
Great walks  -  Take a trip to the Cotswolds for country walks and pretty honey-coloured villages.
Recommended by  -  Mr & Mrs Smith, I Escape, Tablet

Attractive townhouse hotel in the heart of Cheltenham. The beautifully decorated rooms with white and pastel grey colours and are appointed with stylish furnishings. Have a drink in the atmospheric bar before sampling some delicious locally sourced produce at the hotel's restaurant. A Georgian gem. See More

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The Painswick Painswick, Stroud, The Cotswolds 16 rooms from £149

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Total relaxation  -  Uncommonly comfortable rooms, roll-top baths, squishy sofas, fantastic food and massages and facials to boot!
Country Escape  -  Located in the quaint village of Painswick, with lovely walks and stunning views.
Sights nearby  -  The ornate Painswick Rococo Gardens are within walking distance.
Great walks  -  Across the village green to your new local: The Falcon Inn.
Recommended by  -  Mr & Mrs Smith

Following a loving restoration, this 18th century abode has been catapulted into the 21st century. Sixteen lovely rooms with original features decorated in soft hues and country style. Rejuvenate in the Spa, relax by a roaring fire and feast in the excellent restaurant. A gorgeous relaxing getaway. See More

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The Frogmill Andoversford, Gloucestershire 28 rooms from £150

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Local exploring  -  With Cheltenham nearby and some of the prettiest Cotswolds villages within easy access, there is plenty to do locally
Short break  -  Located just under two hours from London, this is an easy choice for a quick weekend break
Sights nearby  -  For a taste of the Cotswolds visit scenic Northleach and the pretty Slaughter villages
Great walks  -  Take long walks through the picturesque Cotswolds countryside

A chic boutique inn located in an enviable spot overlooking picturesque Cotswold countryside yet just outside Cheltenham. Stylish rooms vary in shape and size but the design throughout is British rural-chic. A very good restaurant serves elevated British classics. A comfortable base to explore from. See More

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The Old Stocks Inn Stow-on-the-Wold 16 rooms from £155

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Short break  -  With the Cotswolds an easy 2 hour drive from London (there's a train too), this is a great option for a quick weekend away
Families  -  The Bunker family suite offers a separate room for parents, three bunk beds, and a games console to keep kids occupied
Groups  -  Down the road is Parson's Barn, a three-bedroom self-catering cottage ideal for a group of friends
Local exploring  -  A great location for exploring the Cotswolds

A honey-coloured Costwold house, turned boutique hotel, set in the Market Square of the Stow-on-the-Wold. Each room is individual but all have statement headboards, geometric patterns, and original features. The best have roll-top baths. Complete with a superb restaurant; an ideal weekend getaway. See More

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No. 38 The Park Cheltenham 13 rooms from £157

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Families  -  Bring the kids and the pooch- all are catered for with babysitting services, cots, special dog beds, bowls and treats!
Romantic Break  -  A hip spot to getaway from it all, with in room rolltop baths, plush bedding, cool interiors and delicious food.
Sights nearby  -  Sudeley Castle is six miles away and well worth checking out for anyone with an interest in history.
Birdwatching  -  Good stopping point for those on a birdwatching trip to the Cotswold.
Recommended by  -  Mr & Mrs Smith, Good Hotel Guide, Tablet

Beautiful Georgian townhouse hotel set in a park off the town centre. Rooms are plush and spacious, many being fitted with beautiful roll tubs. Perfect launchpad for exploring the spa towns, lovely Georgian streets, or even a day trip into the Cotswolds. Elegant and understated with a cool twist. See More

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Burleigh Court Stroud, Gloucestershire 18 rooms from £159

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Country Escape  -  With its charming country-style interiors, jaw dropping views, great food and location, it's perfect for a rural getaway
Local exploring  -  Ideally positioned for getting out and about in the Cotswolds
Views  -  Panoramic views over the surrounding Cotswolds countryside
Foodies  -  The excellent restaurant has been awarded 2 AA Rosettes

A charming 19th-century grade II listed manor house in the heart of the Cotswolds. Rooms and suites are done in country-chic style but with welcome modern accessories including power showers and soaking tubs. Excellent restaurant, plus mature gardens and views to die for. Country bliss! See More

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Manor House Hotel Moreton in Marsh, The Cotswolds 35 rooms from £159

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Sights nearby  -  Moreton in Marsh is the perfect base for exploring the Cotswolds, Bath or Oxford.
Restaurant  -  The Mulberry Restaurant has two AA rosettes
Private Hot Tub  -  If you book the Apple Cottage Suite
Four poster beds  -  Some rooms feature four poster beds

16th century manor house in the centre of picturesque Moreton in Marsh. Classic yet contemporary rooms and Apple Cottage Suite with its own private garden and hot tub. Award winning fine dining. A chic yet relaxed spot and ideal base for exploring the Cotswolds. See More

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The Close Hotel Tetbury, The Cotswolds 18 rooms from £160

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Hideaway  -  Beautiful rooms, deep roll-top baths and breakfast in bed: there are so many reasons not to leave.
Local markets  -  Held every Wednesday, Tetbury market stalls display a colourful array of locally produced foods.
Sights nearby  -  The stately home of Cirencester Park will give you some serious 'house' envy.
Great walks  -  Whatever the season Westonbirt Arboretum is alive with colour.

In the market town of Tetbury you will find The Close's grand grey stone façade. Dating back to 1535 and lovingly transformed into a stylish boutique hotel. Each of the 18 rooms is unique, ranging from pretty florals to dark country checks with roll-top baths and views. A full English is included. See More

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The Swan Hotel Bibury, The Cotswolds 22 rooms from £160

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Sights nearby  -  The famous Blenheim Palace, birth place of Winston Churchill, is arguably the country's best stately home.
Private Hot Tub  -  Whooper Garden Cottage Suite has its own private garden with hot tub.
Great walks  -  Walk through the village to the postcard worthy Church of St. Mary.
Fishing  -  Catch some trout in the River Coln, just opposite the hotel.
Recommended by  -  Good Hotel Guide

With views over the River Coln this 17th century coaching inn is a welcoming Cotswolds abode. Crackling fires in the winter and viridescent gardens in the summer: the menu is similarly seasonal (and locally sourced). Rooms have an instantly cosy feel with fourposters, gingham and floral upholstery. See More

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Wild Garlic Nailsworth, Gloucestershire 5 rooms from £160

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Foodies  -  Boasting both a bistro and adjoining restuarant serving innovotive cuisine.
Great walks  -  Take glorious walks across Minchinhampton Common.
Sights nearby  -  Visit the grand country Tudor house, Newark Park.
Full of character

Incorporating both a fantastic bistro and restaurant along with a handful of elegant rooms. Simply, yet stylishly designed throughout, expect a mix of both modern and traditional styles. The fabulous Wilder restaurant takes its guests on a food journey over 8 courses. The perfect weekend escape. See More

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The Slaughters Country Inn Lower Slaughter, The Cotswolds 30 rooms from £165

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Great walks  -  Great walks on the doorstep.
Traditional
Fishing  -  Excellent fishing nearby.
Restaurant  -  Recommended.
Recommended by  -  Michelin Travel

Country house hotel. Cotswold stone, beamed ceilings, views over the gardens. Restaurant, bar, riverside terrace. Comfortable light bedrooms. See More

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Wild Thyme & Honey Cirencester 24 rooms from £170

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Romantic Break  -  The apartment which comes with a four-poster, a copper tub, a hot tub, and a barrel sauna is perfect for romance
Country Escape  -  Set in a quientessentially pretty Cotswolds village, this is the perfect spot for a rural break
Sights nearby  -  The surrounding area is peppered with captivating stately homes, palaces and castles with stunning gardens to visit
Restaurant  -  The sister pub (The Crown) across the road offers seasonal pub dishes with a farm-to-fork ethos

A picture-perfect Cotswolds inn with chic boutique interiors and stand-out seasonal cuisine. Luxurious rooms are the epitome of rustic-chic with exposed stone and beams, stylish modern furniture, and indulgent wet rooms or free-standing baths. A charming rural spot suited to couples or families. See More

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Ellenborough Park Cheltenham (Southam) 62 rooms from £177

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Country Escape  -  Set in 90 acres of stunning National Trust land, with flower filled gardens and a lovely heated pool, just outside Cheltenham.
Spa breaks  -  A well equipped spa with a juice bar, mood showers and an extensive treatment list using therapies from the East and West.
Great walks  -  Borrow hunter wellies and brollies for a stroll in the Cotswolds.
Traditional  -  Traditional country house style with Nina Campbell interiors.
Recommended by  -  Kiwi Collection, Mr & Mrs Smith

16th century rambling manor restored to its former glory in a beautiful Costwolds setting. Opulent luxury suites boast antiques, four posters and Nina Campbell interiors. A serious country house hotel, with spa, pool and gourmet dining for the ultimate indulgent getaway. See More

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Kings Head Hotel Cirencester (UK) 77 rooms from £180

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Local markets  -  Indulge in the Cotswolds' culinary delights at the bustling Farmers’ Market, a treasure trove of fresh, local produce
Total relaxation  -  Retreat to a subterranean spa, a haven of relaxation under vaulted ceilings, offering tranquility deep within the earth
Other Activities  -  Delve into the vibrant hues and textures of local art at New Brewery Arts, where creativity blossoms in every corner
Families  -  Family-friendly rooms (some also allowing dogs) and engaging local adventures make this the ideal family getaway.

Charming, independently owned boutique hotel in Cirencester. Inside, vibrant art meets cozy fireplaces, creating a welcoming retreat. From indulgent dining to a spa sanctuary, it's equipped for both relaxation and adventure. Ideal for families and their four-legged friends on a Cotswolds adventure See More

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The Slaughters Manor House Lower Slaughter, The Cotswolds 19 rooms from £195

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Total relaxation
Tennis  -  Court onsite
Secluded setting  -  For escaping.
Hideaway  -  Tranquil and intimate.
Recommended by  -  Mr & Mrs Smith, Frommers, Kiwi Collection, Relais & Chateaux, Michelin Travel

The Slaughters Manor House is beautiful, but relaxed and unstuffy with it. The 19 rooms are all different, some featuring four-poster beds and stand alone baths, some with bold wallpaper and colourful fabrics, so consider a few before you make your choice. The restaurant serves gourmet meals. See More

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Calcot & Spa Tetbury, The Cotswolds 35 rooms from £199

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Child friendly  -  The hotel is set up for children and families, and is very busy in the school holidays.
Spa breaks
Restaurant  -  Choose between the Conservatory's fine dining or the more relaxed Gumstool Inn.
Tennis  -  On-site tennis courts and rackets for use by the whole family.
Recommended by  -  Mr & Mrs Smith, Fodors, Frommers, Good Hotel Guide, Kiwi Collection

A charming 14th century manor house in Tetbury, Gloucestershire. Chic rooms feature bold wallpaper prints, soft tones, deep soaking tubs and trendy artworks. The beautifully landscaped gardens feature a range of family activities as well as a pool and spa. An elegant country retreat. See More

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Lords of the Manor Hotel Upper Slaughter, The Cotswolds 26 rooms from £199

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Restaurant  -  3 AA Rosette winning restaurant
Garden  -  Attractive outside space.
Views  -  Great views from hotel
Traditional
Recommended by  -  Frommers, Sawdays, Small Luxury Hotels, Michelin Travel

Elegant but understated country manor. Honey-coloured stone, parkland, walled garden & lake. Award-winning restaurant, spacious bedrooms. See More

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Hotel Du Vin Cheltenham Cheltenham 49 rooms from £204

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Local exploring  -  Well placed in the stylish Montpellier district, perfect for exploring the historic spa town and famous racecourse.
Total relaxation  -  Bask in the glorious spa, plush suites, pampering service and fine dining at the trendy in house restaurant.
Romantic  -  Good for couples.
Boutique
Recommended by  -  Good Hotel Guide

An old townhouse turned designer hotel in the fashionable district of Montpellier. Rooms feature romantic dark hues, Egyptian cotton sheets and in room freestanding baths. Enjoy the Brasserie food, buzzy bar and pampering spa services. Ideally placed to easily access Cheltenham and its surrounds. See More

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Frampton Court Gloucestershire 5 rooms from £225

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Total relaxation  -  Guests can relax in the scenic gardens while taking in the majesty of Frampton Court.
Sights nearby  -  Nearby Cheltenham is renowned for music and literature festivals.
Great walks  -  There are plenty of fantastic walks in the local area.
Fishing  -  Excellent fishing nearby.
Recommended by  -  Sawdays

Magnificent Grade I listed Georgian B&B. Just five rooms, some with four-poster beds, and all lavishly decorated with fine period furniture. Enjoy locally-sourced organic breakfast served in the grand wood-panelled dining room. Great local pubs & restaurants close by. A stunning country esacpe. See More

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Cowley Manor Experimental nr Cheltenham, The Cotswolds from £250

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Spa  -  Wide range of treatments using Green & Spring products.
Swimming Pool  -  Outdoor and indoor heated pools.
Great walks  -  55 acres of parkland surround the proerty with natural springs, lakes, and Victorian cascades.
Sights nearby  -  Visit the "Venice of the Cotswolds" the village of Bourton on Water.
Recommended by  -  Mr & Mrs Smith, I Escape, Tablet, Kiwi Collection, Small Luxury Hotels

A contemporary-chic manor house set on 55 beautiful acres, in the Cotswold countryside. Trendy rooms mix the best of both worlds, with original sash windows, high ceilings and fireplaces mixed with sleek handmade modern furnishings and bold colour combos. A sophisticated, fun country escape. See More

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Thyme at Southrop Manor Gloucestershire, The Cotswolds from £260

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Cooking classes  -  Long and short courses. Top notch classes on offer - you can learn everything from bread making to advanced fish cookery.
Sights nearby  -  Blenheim Palace and estate
Fishing  -  Lechlade Trout Fisheries
Great walks  -  Hidcote Manor gardens

A stylish west county farmhouse hotel with a top class cooking school. The bedrooms and adjacent cottages are beautifully decorated with roll top baths and large, comfortable beds. Organic home grown meals and a cosy bar. Come for a country retreat with the option of learning something new! See More

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Thornbury Castle Bristol, Gloucestershire 26 rooms from £269

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Other Activities  -  Discover the Severn Valley's charm, a tapestry of countryside beauty, just a stone's throw from regal luxury
Active Holiday  -  Dive into Tudor history with falconry, archery and axe throwing, an ideal blend for the spirited adventurer
Restaurant  -  Feast on artful cuisine, a blend of history and modernity, where every bite tells a story of royal banquets
Wildlife Area  -  Engage in falconry, feeling the weight of history on your arm, as majestic birds soar over ancestral lands
Recommended by  -  Fodors, Relais & Chateaux

An opulent castle hotel a stone's throw from Bristol. The regal décor transports guests to the Tudor era, with grand fourposters, ceiling frescos and decadent fabrics. Dine where kings did, in a garden-fed restaurant, and indulge in regal activities. A true escape into the past See More

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The Fox Moreton-in-Marsh, Gloucestershire 8 rooms

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Boutique  -  A Carole Bamford creation.
Restaurant  -  Organic food from Daylesford Farms, serving artisan produce.
Great walks  -  In the heart of the Cotswolds.
Short break

Fashionable pub renovation in a charming village with crackling fires, stone-flagged floors, a wood fired oven and a welcoming bar, part of the Daylesford empire. Bursting with style and character, its bedrooms are spacious, chic and super stylish, with fine linens and roll top baths. See More

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