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hotels in the Cotswolds
hotels in the Cotswolds
Cotswolds
You can't get more "typically English" than the Cotswolds. The largest designated "Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty" in England & Wales, the area is famous for its local honey colour limestone, gently rolling hills, drystone walls and many picturesque villages and busy market towns.Foodies will love the traditional farmer's markets, welcoming pubs and respected restaurants - walk it off later! Go antique hunting in Woodstock, designer shopping in Cheltenam or explore an eighteenth century garden at Painswick. You'll be spoilt for choice!
The Fleece Hotel
Cirencester
Traditional grade II listed hotel in central Cirencester. The log fires and oak beams have been attracting guests for over three centuries. 26 generously sized bedrooms.
Heythrop Park Hotel
Enstone, Nr Chipping Norton
Impressive, early eighteenth century property incorporating 284 bedrooms and extensive sports facilities including golf (9 hole) tennis and a pool.
The Feathers Hotel
Woodstock
A taste of the country in the town. The Feathers captures a sense of tradition and elegance but delivers in a modern and efficient way.
The Noel Arms
Chipping Campden, 6 miles north of Stow
16th Century coaching inn, in the heart of Chipping Campden. 27 ensuite rooms including fabulous four poster with carved bed.
Seymour House Hotel
Chipping Campden, 25 miles north east of Cheltenham
Central 18th Century hotel in Chipping Campden, one of the most popular Cotswold towns. Restaurant and bar.
The Bear of Rodborough Hotel
Stroud, 12 miles west of Cirencester
300 year old former coaching inn with 46 non-smoking bedrooms, set in National Trust land. Restaurant holds 2 AA rosettes.
Manor House Hotel
Moreton-in-Marsh, 11 miles north of Stow on the Wold
16th Century manor house hotel with 38 non-smoking bedrooms in pretty Cotswold town. Highly rated restaurant and interesting historical features.
Swan Hotel at Bibury
Bibury, 7 miles north east of Cirencester
Riverside hotel with 20 non-smoking bedrooms, including four posters and suites, in a stunning location. Restaurant holds 2 AA rosettes.
Bay Tree Hotel
Burford, 15 miles west of Oxford
Beautiful, rustic hotel in the picture postcard village of Burford. 21 grand en suite bedrooms, some with balconies. Award winning restaurant, flagstone floors and log fires. Lovely gardens and views.
Broadway Hotel
Broadway, 14 miles north west of Stow on the Wold
Historic hotel with 20 non-smoking bedrooms in beautiful Broadway. Courtyard Restaurant with minstrel gallery.
Old Bell Hotel
Malmesbury, 10 miles north of Chippenham
Reputedly the oldest hotel in England, right on the edge of the Cotswolds. 31 bedrooms, all rich and traditional. Fantastic award winning restaurant, with a terrace for warm evenings.
Grapevine Hotel
Stow-on-the-Wold
17th Century hotel in the heart of this popular Cotswold town. 22 non-smoking bedrooms. Good restaurant with Hamburg Grape canopy.
Banbury House Hotel
Banbury
Georgian house hotel with 63 bedrooms in the centre of Banbury. Restaurant and traditional pub style bar.
The Deddington Arms
Deddington, 6 miles south of Banbury
16th Century coaching inn with 27 bedrooms in historic village at the gateway to the Cotswolds. Good food, good wine and beer, great location.
The Holcombe Hotel
Deddington, 6 miles south of Banbury
Family run 17th Century hotel in the pretty village of Deddington, convenient for the Cotswolds, Banbury and Oxford. New pizza/pasta restaurant.
The Jersey Arms
3 miles west of Bicester
Really charming 13th Century Coaching Inn in rural location 12 miles from Oxford. Fantastic location for exploring the Cotswolds. Recommended restaurant.
