About The Cotswolds

The gently rolling green hills, and postcard-perfect villages - with honey coloured stone mansions, ancient churches and thatched cottages, make The Cotswolds one of the most quintessentially English of all England’s regions. And thus, hugely attractive for visitors seeking ye olde world English charm. The popularity of this beautiful region makes it, unfortunately, one of the places in the UK you're most likely to be overcharged for accommodation. But our Gurus’ list of the best places to stay in The Cotswolds should help protect you! We've a wide range of recommendations from cheap and cheerful pubs-with-rooms to top notch luxury spa hotels, all vetted by our fussy Guru-guests.

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The Cotswolds has some lovely country house hotels, but our Gurus have numerous picks in pretty Cotswolds towns too. Some of their recommendations for the best places to stay in The Cotswolds are in famed Cotswolds-charmers like Burford, Stow-on-the-Wold, Chipping Norton, Chipping Campden, Cirencester and Broadway.

Burford has the famously pretty High Street, which leads steeply down to the River Windrush; the vast Burford Garden Centre; and some great pubs and galleries. And it’s right on the southern edge of The Cotswolds, close to Crocodiles of the World, and one of the best places to stay in The Cotswolds if you want to explore some of Oxfordshire as well. Stow on the Wold is a lovely market town where you'll find loads of antique shops, art galleries and many independent boutiques; Cirencester is steeped in history dating back to Roman times, so a good base for those looking to learn about the region's past. Broadway is where to stay if you want to explore the northern reaches of the Cotswolds. It's a pretty market town in the traditional honey coloured stone and now full of charming tea shops, galleries and boutiques; and, if you’re at all interested in art and design, you might like to visit Chipping Campden, the birthplace of the Arts and Crafts movement founded by William Morris at the end of the 19th Century. If you prefer to stay in a larger town and drive out to the rural surrounds, we suggest you book a room in Cheltenham, a regency beauty with stylish shops and restaurants and festivals galore from jazz to horse racing.

Bill Bryson says you can't do The Cotswolds without a car. But he's not totally right, you can do a lot of it on foot, along the gently rolling hills and valleys that make up The Cotswolds Way. And we have a list of some of the best places to stay in the Cotswolds for walkers if you need accommodation ideas.

The Best Places to Stay in The Cotswolds

For a Countryside Escape

  • Calcot & Spa is a great example of a genuinely family-friendly country house hotel that also works for couples. The manor house, set on an estate outside of Tetbury, was built in the 14th century, but today’s Calcot, with its 35 rooms, suites and apartments, has expanded into barns and outbuildings as well, all arranged around a courtyard of lime trees. And all around are beautiful landscaped gardens, with a range of family-friendly activities on offer. Our Gurus enjoyed the indoor pool, and outdoor hot tub next to a roaring fire. Friendly, and superbly run.
  • The name makes it sound a bit gimmicky, but the Lords of the Manor Hotel is actually an elegant and understated affair in honey coloured stone, surrounded by beautiful gardens and parkland. The hotel has 26 rooms and suites, plus a Michelin starred restaurant, and excellent fishing nearby.
  • Barnsley House, outside Cirencester, is the sister property to Calcot Manor, and to The Village Pub, a smart pub-with-rooms opposite Barnsley. This was the private home of illustrious horticulturalist, Rosemary Verey, and the gardens are still incredible, with a pretty hotel terrace overlooking them. The interiors are light and airy, with all the mod. cons., including an indulgent spa, and a contemporary British restaurant. There are 18 rooms and suites, decorated with the same light, airy, minimalist eye.
  • The Slaughters Manor House is an elegant, but relaxed, retreat within a lovely stroll of the village of Lower Slaughter. Built of honey-coloured Cotswolds stone, this country house 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 start 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 wondrous.

Best Country House Hotels

  • Burleigh Court is a beautiful, 19th century built manor house with a Grade II listing, and a picturesque location 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 goodies, and there’s a lovely Art Deco plunge pool.
  • Buckland Manor is the kind of place you might expect to run into Miss Marple taking tea. A traditional old manor house in peaceful grounds, outside Broadway, on the edge of the Cotswold escarpment, with 13 graceful rooms. Here men are expected to don a jacket and tie for dinner, where you'll also be able to take advantage of their impressive wine cellar.

Best Pubs-with-Rooms

  • The Five Alls at Filkins is a glorious country pub, loved for its great food - with Italian accents, lovely gardens and rustic bar and dining areas - there are two. There are just nine rooms, simply decorated in pale greys, and seagrass flooring. Great for families, and much loved by walkers.
  • The New Inn at Coln is a 17th Century coaching inn, in the heart of Coln St. Aldwyn, with comfortably contemporary interiors, an award winning restaurant, and a selection of Gloucestershire's best ales. The 13 rooms and suites have individual themes and decoration - with a good range of colours and moods. Our Gurus sat out on the sun trap terrace and enjoyed their AA 2 Rosette-wining meal.
  • The Village Pub in Barnsley, is a gastro pub with six welcoming rooms, some with four-poster beds. The Village Pub is brought to you by the owners of Barnsley House, which is just across the road, and has beautiful facilities that pub guests are also entitled to use.

For the Charm of a Cotswold Village

  • The Lygon Arms is on a main road, running right through the centre of Broadway, which is a particularly charming town on the northern edge of the Cotswolds. This hotel has a very grand look about it, with a long, low and historic facade in honey-coloured Cotswold stone. Within are 86 rooms, suites and apartments, created from a maze-like hotch-potch of different architectural styles and periods. This is a fun place to try to get lost in, full of snugs, nooks and hangouts, painted in sultry shades. The Lyon Arms offers a choice of food and drink, from the bar, the formal, wood-panelled dining room; or the bistro, with its Mediterranean dishes. The decor is comfortably contemporary, with with some charming old features.
  • The Painswick is a beautiful, 18th century 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. The dining room is beautiful, the drawing room is beautiful, breakfast is a culinary treat, and the service is warm and welcoming.
  • The Manor House Hotel has been converted from a 16th century manor house in the centre of picturesque Moreton in Marsh. There are 35 rooms and suites, some with their own private hot tubs and one with its own private garden! There’s also an award-winning fine dining restaurant and a less formal bar and brasserie.

For Couples

  • 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. And the Modern British restaurant is excellent. Because this inn has been providing understated luxury and warm service since before The Cotswolds became a holiday destination.
  • Cowley Manor is a devilishly hip, grown up Cotswolds retreat for urbanites. It is hard to imagine anyone turning up in tweed with a grinning tongue-lolling muddy spaniel, designer dogs only at this super-spoiling, Grade II Listed retreat. 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 chef Mark Hix.
  • Russell’s of Broadway is a chic little restaurant-with-rooms in the postcard perfect village of Broadway. It has seven large rooms with charming original features, like high, beamed ceilings and exposed stone walls, but everything else is comfortably contemporary, in a contemporary colour scheme. The superb cuisine is modern European.

For Walkers

  • Built in the 17th century, The Ragged Cot is charming stone inn, in a spectacularly spot in Minchampton, overlooking around 600acres 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, some are more contemporary. All have all the mod. cons., and out Gurus’ favourites have garden views.
  • The Trout At Tadpole Bridge is a charmingly positioned rural inn, with its own, private, back garden mooring onto a section of the Thames. As well as being convenient for canal boating and fishing, this pub has a 2 AA Rosette restaurant, making it a wonderful stop for foodies too. Upstairs the inn has six rooms, decorated in a classic country style that fits with the pub, the lovely old building, and the location. Ideal for a relaxed country break.
  • The Bear of Rodborough is a stylish, rural hotel set on Rodborough Common, near Stroud, owned by the National Trust. it has 44 rooms and suites, decorated with country flair: think oversized headboards in chic fabrics and a Farrow & Ball colour scheme, and an elegant restaurant serving modern British classics. There are great room choices for both dogs and families, but be warned, cows roam freely on Rodborough Common

For Great Value

  • The King’s Arms in Didmarton, near Stroud, is a traditional 17th century coaching inn which has been stylishly converted. There are just six rooms decorated with antiques, four-poster beds, BIG George Stubbs murals and sheepskin rugs. Downstairs, the pub serves great British pub fare and real ale.
  • There are a handful of British inns on 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. Which is certainly impressive whether it’s the oldest or not! Inside the Heritage Listed building are 13 stylish guest rooms with exposed stone walls, and huge oak beams, but a contemporary colour scheme and all the mod. cons., including lovely bathrooms, some with fancy 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.

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Travel Information

  • The Cotswolds roll out spaciously, and your closest airport depends on where you’re staying first. Birmingham International Airport is the closest airport to Chipping Campden and Broadway, Heathrow is closed to Burford, and Bristol Airport is closest to Bath and Cirencester. There are reasonable links by train and bus between Cotswolds towns but it’s definitely easier if you have access to a car.
  • If you want to hire a car we recommend you visit our online partner, Rentalcars.
  • The Cotswolds 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. In spring you’ll see the daffodils, in summer there’s sunshine and plenty of buzz, and in autumn the changing colours are spectacular. Summer is the most popular time for visitors.

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The best hotels in The Cotswolds

Wheatsheaf Inn

The Cotswolds

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!

  • Restaurant
  • Great walks - Lovely local walks, and you can borrow their wellies.
  • Lively
  • Romantic
from £130 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
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Horse and Groom

The Cotswolds (Gloucestershire)

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.

  • 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.
from £75 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
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The Ragged Cot

Gloucestershire (Minchinhampton)

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.

  • 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.
from £85 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
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The Royal Oak Tetbury

Gloucestershire

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.

  • 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
from £85 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
The Falcon Painswick

Gloucestershire

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.

  • 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
from £89 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
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The King's Arms

Gloucestershire

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!

  • 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
from £90 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
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The Bell Inn

Oxfordshire

Owner-run pub with rooms in a Cotswold's village. Contemporary cool decor blends dark moody tones with a traditional backdrop; it's all open fireplaces, thick stone walls & mismatched furniture. Perfect base for outdoor lovers after a countryside experience & good food without breaking the bank.

  • Active Holiday - The team has great contacts & can help arrange outdoor pursuits including fishing, hunting, deer stalking & pigeon shooting
  • Local exploring - Affordable, atmospheric & authentic base for exploring all that The Cotswolds has to offer
  • Restaurant - Modern country pub restaurant serves hearty British comfort food in a fireside dining room. Highlights include wood-fired pizzas
  • Fishing - Nearby Lechlade Trout Fisheries is home to two large lakes which are excellent for carp & trout fishing
from £99 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
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Chester House Hotel

Gloucestershire

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.

  • 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
from £100 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
The Bull Hotel, Fairford

Gloucestershire

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.

  • Fishing - Available from the hotel
  • Local markets - Every Wednesday
  • Sights nearby - The Cotswolds
  • Birdwatching
from £100 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
King's Head

Burford

A cosy and characterful traditional English Inn. With simple, homely guest rooms and fine pub food - The King's Head offers guests are proper countryside getaway. Lovely scenic walks in the heart of the Cotswolds and outdoor activities available to those looking for something extra.

  • Country Escape - A traditional inn - the inexpensive alternative to a country house hotel.
  • Restaurant - Gastropub cooking with 2 AA Rosettes
  • Great walks - Beautiful country walks
  • Quirky - Full of junk shop finds
from £110 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
Howard Arms

The Cotswolds

Pretty and charming 400 year old stone-built inn overlooking the Stour Valley on the village green. Eight individually designed bedrooms offer a charming mix of contemporary comforts and traditional features. The bar and restaurant are convivial, laid back and not to be missed!

  • Value chic - With rooms from as little as £115 per night including breakfast, the Howard Arms is excellent value.
  • Local exploring - Shakespeare’s Stratford is just 8 miles away, plus there's the whole of the Cotswolds to the South.
  • Great walks - There are plenty of great walks in the surrounding area, many you can access right from the pub.
  • Restaurant - The restaurant has been awarded one AA rosette and serves classic British cuisine.
from £110 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
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Five Alls at Filkins

The Cotswolds (Lechlade)

A glorious countryside pub with fantastic and acclaimed food, a garden, and cosy rustic rooms. Two dining areas, garden, bar, sitting room and fireplace. The perfect spot for a stop over or a great choice for a special gathering; the venue can cater for 150.

  • Foodies - Fantastic gourmet pub food, lots of Italian inspiration.
  • Restaurant with rooms - A lovely countryside pub with rooms.
  • Restaurant
  • Traditional
from £110 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
Aylworth Manor

The Cotswolds (Aylworth)

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.

  • 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.
from £110 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
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The Crown Inn, Oxfordshire

Oxfordshire (Church Enstone)

A brilliant example of a 16th century Cotswold Inn which has been expertly renovated. Well-loved by the locals with welcoming staff and an excellent restaurant, the menu is constantly changing with traditional dishes and seasonal twists. Rooms are cosy and well-designed with all creature comforts.

  • Great walks - Borrow an Ordnance Survey map and explore the myriads of footpaths all around the village
  • Restaurant - From light meals to traditional pub favourites with a touch of panache!
  • Sights nearby - Blenheim Palace, Weston Park and Deddington Castle
  • Traditional - with all modern comforts
from £115 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
The Swan Inn, Burford

Burford (Burford)

Located in a pretty little village, seemingly lost in time - this riverside inn offers elegant boutique bedrooms, a fine seasonal British menu and charming riverside cottages. Chickens freely roaming the garden and Mitford memorabilia add a unique charm to this quaint Cotswold retreat.

  • Country Escape - A traditional English Inn in the heart of the Cotwolds.
  • Traditional - Individually styled bedrooms in a classic yet contemporary style.
  • Great walks - Explore the Cotsolwds - an area of natural beauty
  • Local markets - Daylesford Organic Farmshop and Spa.
from £120 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
The Swan Inn, Oxfordshire

Oxfordshire (Oxfordshire)

A cosy former 16th-century coaching inn with eight designer rooms in the heart of the Cotswolds, ideal for enjoying long country walks on the Oxfordshire Way. Featuring a restaurant, a large courtyard garden and a family-sized cottage for up to six people. A luxurious Cotswolds escape.

  • Families - The separate cottage is ideal for families and small groups as it sleeps up to six
  • Great walks - There are fantastic walks right from the door and The Oxfordshire and D'Arcy Dalton Way passes nearby.
  • Sights nearby - Spend a day at majestic Blenheim Palace; 15 mins from Burford, Stow on the Wold and Daylesford
  • Fishing - There is fantastic fly fishing to be enjoyed within half an hour's drive
from £120 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
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The Bear of Rodborough

Gloucestershire

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.

  • 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)
from £120 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
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Hare and Hounds Hotel

The Cotswolds

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.

  • 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.
from £125 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
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The Fish

Worcestershire (Broadway)

A hotel sitting in 400 acre estate, close to Stratford and the Cotswolds. Laid back and modern with cosy touches. Restaurant, bar with fireplace plus lots of outdoor activities from archery to segway safaris. A cool choice for weekend getaways for groups or young couples.

  • Groups - Endless activities (can be taylored) from archery to baking classes to keep everyone happy
  • Sights nearby - Cheltenham is just over 30 minutes’ drive. Stratford is 15miles away.
  • Great walks - Hotel sits in the heart of the 400-acre Farncombe Estate
  • Views - On the edge of Cotswold country, yours to explore
from £125 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
The Lion Inn , Gloucestershire

Gloucestershire (Gloucestershire )

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.

  • 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
  • Full of character
from £130 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
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The Trout at Tadpole Bridge

Oxfordshire (Oxfordshire)

The Trout at Tadpole Bridge is a welcoming Inn, backing on to a rural section of the Thames with its own private mooring. Six comfortable rooms, "classic country" in style, located around a pretty courtyard away from the bustle. The AA rosette restaurant steals the show. A wonderful country treat.

  • Great walks - For an afternoon stroll there is Buscot Park and Gardens; for serious ramblers the Thames Path is on your doorstep.
  • Sights nearby - The famous Blenheim Palace and William Morris' Kelmscott Manor are both nearby.
  • Sailing - The hotel has its own river and private mooring for guests.
  • Views - Some of the rooms have lovely river views
from £130 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
The Village Pub

The Cotswolds (Gloucestershire )

Brought to you by the owner's of Barnsley House, the Cotswold's most sought after hotel, the facilities of which you can enjoy. Gastro pub does not do the restaurant's gourmet menu justice. The rooms are similarly welcoming and stylish, some with four poster beds, tartan throws and lounge areas.

  • Inn
  • Great walks - Barnsley House's immaculate gardens, opposite the hotel, aswell as Westonbirt and Batsford Arboretums are all worth a stroll.
  • Sights nearby - Cirencester Park and The Church of St. John the Baptist are both located in nearby Cirencester.
  • Designer
from £140 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
New Inn at Coln

The Cotswolds

17th century coaching inn. Modern, comfortable interior. Award-winning restaurant, bar, terrace.

  • Restaurant
  • Great walks
  • Traditional
  • Romantic
from £140 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
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Cotswold House Hotel

Chipping Campden

A historic property in the heart of a quaint village. Rooms are modern with indulgent bathrooms - think rain showers and large free standing baths. Open fireplaces give a cosy feel. Relaxed dining areas serve food inspired by local produce. The six room spa is excellent. The perfect country escape.

  • Total relaxation - Refresh yourself at this quaint country retreat, enjoy spa treatments, long walks and deep soaking tubs!
  • Sights nearby - Just 5kms away is Broadway Tower a unique Capability Brown Folly Tower which has imressive views.
  • Local markets - Chipping Campden has a whole range of quirky independent shops selling crafts and gifts.
  • Great walks - Explore the Cotswolds countryside, renowned for it's natural beauty and serenity.
from £144 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
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The Kingham Plough

Oxfordshire (Kingham)

An award-winning traditional Cotswold pub beside the green in the beautiful village of Kingham. Spacious yet cosy rooms in soft colours with plenty of fascinating books and contemporary comforts. The restaurant has a great atmosphere and a daily changing excellent menu.

  • Great walks - If you really want to stretch your legs, take the circular walk from Kingham Station. OS Maps available.
  • Sights nearby - Hidcote Manor Gardens, Blenheim Palace, Deddington Castle,
  • Restaurant - All delicious including vegetarian dishes as part of the à la carte menu with gluten-free and vegan options.
  • Local markets - Daylesford Farm Shop takes farm shops to another level.
from £145 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
The Painswick

The Cotswolds (Gloucestershire )

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.

  • 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.
from £149 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
The Frogmill

Gloucestershire

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.

  • 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
from £150 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
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Burleigh Court

Gloucestershire (Brimscombe)

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!

  • 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
from £159 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
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Manor House Hotel

The Cotswolds

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.

  • 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
from £159 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
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The Close Hotel

The Cotswolds (Gloucestershire )

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.

  • 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.
from £160 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
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The Swan Hotel

The Cotswolds (Gloucestershire )

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.

  • 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.
from £160 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
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The Lygon Arms

Broadway (Worcestershire)

Steeped in history, this inn has a comfortably inviting interior and all the offerings of a contemporary hotel that will appeal to all ages. Great getaway for romantic weekenders, good base for families as well as walkers wanting understated luxury.

  • Local exploring - An historic inn in an historic village well placed to explore the beautiful Cotswolds.
  • Great walks - Take long walks through the picturesque countryside.
  • Swimming Pool - Indoor pool
  • Full of character
from £165 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
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The Slaughters Country Inn

The Cotswolds

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

  • Great walks - Great walks on the doorstep.
  • Traditional
  • Fishing
  • Restaurant
from £165 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
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Russell's of Broadway

Broadway

A chic restaurant-with-rooms in a picture-perfect Cotswold village. Large rooms with high ceilings, exposed stone walls and crisp white linen. Modern bathrooms some with free standing baths. Superb Modern European cuisine. Complete countryside perfection.

  • Foodies - The restaurant is the main focus of the hotel and serves modern cuisine with an emphasis on local produce cooked to perfection.
  • Country Escape - A charming escape set in Englands most picturesque village, with seriously stylish interiors and wonderful service.
  • Sights nearby - Visit the pretty Cotswold villages of Chipping Campden, Burford, Bibury, Moreton in Marsh, Stow-on-the-Wold and Woodstock.
  • Great walks - The famous 95-mile Cotswold Way from Chipping Camden to Bath runs through the village.
from £165 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
The Feathered Nest

Burford (Nether Westcote)

Newly converted inn in the modern gastropub with rooms tradition - practical and countrified, with lush garden, simple, cosy bedrooms and gourmet cooking.

  • Restaurant - 3 AA Rosettes. AA Notable wine list
  • Views - views over the Evenlode Valley.
  • Traditional
from £180 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
The Slaughters Manor House

The Cotswolds

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.

  • Total relaxation
  • Tennis - Court onsite
  • Secluded setting
  • Hideaway
from £195 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
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Buckland Manor

Broadway (The Cotswolds)

Charming 13th Century manor house, steeped in tradition, on the edge of the Cotswold escarpment. Graceful rooms exude comfort and a timeless elegance. Dress for dinner in the award-winning, seasonally inspired restaurant. Explore the beautiful grounds and countryside.

  • Country Escape - Read by the roaring fire, try your hand at tennis and croquet or simply wander the grounds — an ideal country retreat
  • Great walks - Wander by the river and through the ten acres of beautiful gardens, or head down to the village for a pint
  • Tennis - Make the most of the on site tennis court, an ideal way to work off lunch!
  • Restaurant - 3 AA Rosettes
from £195 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
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Lords of the Manor Hotel

The Cotswolds

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

  • Restaurant - 3 AA Rosette winning restaurant
  • Garden
  • Views
  • Traditional
from £199 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
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Calcot & Spa

The Cotswolds

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.

  • 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.
from £199 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
Cowley Manor Experimental

The Cotswolds

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.

  • 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.
from £250 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
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Thyme at Southrop Manor

The Cotswolds (Cotswolds)

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!

  • 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
from £260 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
Barnsley House

Cirencester (Barnsley)

An imposing Cotswold house set within stunning (deservedly famed) gardens. Gorgeously renovated rooms are light, airy and full of mod cons. The chic modern interiors, indulgent spa and contemporary British cuisine make it hard to leave! A popular rural escape for urbanites.

  • Romantic Break - A stately home with indulgent chic interiors- think dual baths, large suites and a pampering spa.
  • Country Escape - A rural abode on another level, the ultimate luxury getaway in stunning surrounds.
  • Cooking classes - The nearby reputed Foodworks Cookery School offers a number of different classes for various levels.
  • Great walks - This area is littered with beautiful walks, ask at the front desk to be pointed towards a favourite.
from £299 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees