Stow-on-the-Wold (Stow on the Wold)

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.

• 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

Stow-on-the-Wold (Gloucestershire)

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!

• 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

Stow-on-the-Wold

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.

• 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

Stow-on-the-Wold

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.

• 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