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BERKELEY
BLAKENEY
BOURTON ON THE WATER
CHELTENHAM
CHIPPING CAMPDEN
CIRENCESTER
COLEFORD
DURSLEY
DYMOCK
FAIRFORD
GLOUCESTER
KINGS STANLEY
LECHLADE
LONGHOPE
LYDBROOK

LYDNEY

MITCHELDEAN

MORETON IN MARSH

NEWENT

NEWNHAM

NORTHLEACH

PAINSWICK

SLING

STONEHOUSE

STOW ON THE WOLD

STROUD

TETBURY

TEWKESBURY

WOTTON UNDER EDGE

The Greenway is a fine example of a beautiful Elizabethan manor house nestling in the golden glow of the glorious Cotswold Hills. Perhaps the finest country house hotel near Cheltenham, it has retained its historic features and charming character and takes its name from the pre-Roman path which runs beside the building which dates from its construction in 1584. Set in gardens of national renown, The Greenway is so convenient for both Cheltenham and the Cotswolds, as well as being less than 10 minutes drive from the M5. Furnished with fresh flowers and antique furniture, our hall, restaurant and public rooms offer our guests a combination of sophisticated elegance and rural informality. Our twenty-one bedrooms are individually furnished to very high standards, many boasting high quality original antique furniture and all boasting stylish en-suite bathrooms.

Built in the 14th century to accommodate Stonemasons who were building the town's Church, Eight Bells was then used to store the Bells' for the church tower, hence its name. In keeping with its history, you are now able to experience Eight Bells for yourself, staying in one of our en-suite guest rooms. Our candle-lit Dining Room offers a formidable array of stone fire places, more oak beams - and even a Priest Hole! Imagine the tales this room could tell, whilst you unwind and enjoy your meal. With six tables and seating for up to 26 people, we recommend you book early to avoid disappointment. Quietly situated just 50 metres off Chipping Campden's historic High Street, Eight Bells is the ideal hostelry for the discerning visitor or business traveller, and is close to all amenities and places of interest within the town. We have a non-smoking policy throughout though we do have an outside smoking area Please Note: We only accept 2+night, double occupancy bookings at weekends with the exception of our single room

The Amberley Inn is one of those Cotswold hotels that is the epitome of English hospitality. Overlooking the Woodchester valley,and recently refurbished, we are the ideal location for walking. WELL BEHAVED DOGS ARE MORE THAN WELCOME. Enjoy golf, walking and general relaxation in this area of outstanding natural beauty. Log fires burn all day during the winter months, and fine food is a huge attraction to the hotel. Four posters and jacobean sleigh beds are available for those looking for a romantic weekend away.

Tudor Farmhouse is an idyllic haven away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. A friendly 13th-century stone-built hotel in the centre of the historic village of Clearwell, just 250 metres from Clearwell Castle, on the peaceful fringe of the Forest of Dean and Wye Valley. Clearwells history dates from Roman times and the village is dominated by the huge ramparts of a fine neo-Gothic castle. The owners take pride in the standard of comfort and hospitality at Tudor Farmhouse, whose features include massive oak beams and original panelling. There is a large, roughstone inglenook fireplace in the attractive lounge providing warmth and cheer in winter. The reception area looks onto the landscaped garden and 14 acres of fields. The bedrooms have been refurbished in traditional style. Those in the house are reached by a wide, oak spiral staircase. Others are in converted stone cider makers cottages and barns quietly situated in the garden and include 3 family suites. The candle-lit restaurant, awarded a two red Rosette, with its open stonework and exposed beams is the ideal setting in which to enjoy unhurried evening meals. Places of interest include The Forest of Dean, Wye Valley, Offas Dyke, Tintern Abbey, Monmouth and Ross-on-Wye, the spectacular Symonds Yat, Raglan and Chepstow Castles.

The Proprietors would like to welcome you to share their lovely home on the outskirts of the picturesque village of Chalford. Sollom Voe is a recently extended, fully re-furbished family home set within over ½ acre of scenic grounds, surrounded by mature trees with views towards the Golden Valley. There is ample, well lit, level parking at the rear of the property.Guests are accommodated in 2 beautifully appointed, comfortable double rooms, each with King-size bed & luxurious, modern en-suite shower room (one being on the ground floor). Each room is equipped with remote controlled colour television, complementary beverage making facilities, hairdryer, radio alarm & many other thoughtful extras to make your stay more enjoyable.Breakfast is served in the dining room or weather permitting in the courtyard. An extensive menu is available to suit all tastes, or a continental breakfast can be served in your room, if you prefer. Click on the breakfast section for a sample menu.Sollom Voe is ideally situated for touring the Cotswolds with Bibury, Broadway, Stowe on the Wold & the Cotswold Water Park only a short drive away. You may wish to visit the attractive Spa town of Cheltenham, with all that this large Regency Town has to offer (including its famous racecourse) or alternatively take a leisurely walk along the canal & river – you can do this directly from the house. A gliding club and horse riding stables are also available within the village. Please see attractions for further details.Please Note Special Rates Apply for Stays of 2 Nights or more.Please Note: Non-smoking. Unfortunately we are unable to accommodate animals (with the exception of guide dogs) and children under 12years. Private parking facilities are available on site. Check-in time: 16:00 Check-out time: 10:00

A warm welcome awaits you at our French colonial-style villa. We are conveniently located for the town centre, hospital, racecourse, and other local facilities. The Battledown is the ideal base from which to explore the beautiful Cotswold countryside. Our breakfasts are freshly cooked to order. Enjoy a traditional full English breakfast including our butcher's own sausages, free range eggs and organic mushrooms. A vegetarian version is also available. Scrambled eggs and smoked salmon or pancakes and maple syrup with bacon are lighter options available. Fresh flowers on the tables complement the garden views from our dining room. Our rooms are individually styled with modern colour schemes and traditional comforts. All have quality beds, colour TV/DVD player, hospitality tray and ensuites fitted with quality Mira showers. Free WIFI is available throughout.

The privately owned Wyastone Hotel, dating back to 1847, is located in a quiet tree lined avenue in elegant Montpellier, less than 5 minutes walk from the best shops and restaurants in Cheltenham. The Wyastone has a tranquil inner courtyard garden where you can relax and enjoy a drink from the bar. The hotel has 13 individually designed en suite bedrooms, including a four poster and a number of superking size beds, car park, bar, breakfast room and garden, with Wi-Fi available in the public areas and many of the bedrooms.Every room has tea and coffee making facilities, iron and ironing board, hairdryer, and wonderful wraparound snuggly duvets.The Wyastone is a metro hotel and so does not serve evening meals, but is very close to a large selection of high quality restaurants and bars to suit a variety of tastes and pockets. A selection of menus are available with recommendations from our customers and ourselves.The Hotel is conveniently located for the Promenade and bustling High Street, and popular Cheltenham venues including the Town Hall, Everyman theatre, and a little further afield, the famous Cheltenham racecourse. It is the perfect location as a base for the Cotswolds, and all the Cheltenham festivals: folk festival, Gold Cup, Jazz, science, screeenwriters, music and literature to name but a few.

We were previously known as The Beechworth Lawn Hotel. Rated 4 Stars by the AA under the Guest Accommodation scheme Badger Towers is an elegant and comfortable traditional bed and breakfast hotel offering quality accommodation and breakfasts cooked to order. . There is a good cozy gastro pub in easy walking distance, about 120 yards from us, otherwise there are a great many restaurants in town just under a mile from the hotel.The hotel has been recently renovated and this is an ongoing process.Located between town centre and Prestbury Race Course and close the University of Gloucestershire Francis Close Hall Campus, Cheltenham General Hospital and all ameneties. Great base for visiting the Cotswolds, on business or pleasure, and Broadway, Stow, Bourton on the Water, Stratford on Avon,Oxford, Banbury and the Georgian City of Bath. Easy access from the M5, M4, A46 and A40 routes.Nearest airports: Birmingham, Bristol and London Heathrow. Free WIFI connection available and free off road Car Parking. Great breakfasts. Pets welcome by arrangement. A non- smoking establishment. Traditional comfort and a warm welcome from family team. Rooms are available from 3:00 PM and check-out is 10:30AM during the week and 11AM on weekends and Bank Holidays. Check - in from 3:00 to 9:30PM. If you expect to arrive later, please advise us at time of booking.If we do not receive information of late arrival after 9PM we will presume that the booking has been cancelled.

Set in its own private parkland and bordered by the famous lily pond, the hotel offers fine dining and spectacular views from the Dearmans Restaurant. Enjoy the Seb Coe Health Club with indoor pool, spa bath, sauna and solarium. Serving fine English and International cuisine, the Dearmans Restaurant serves a la carte menus and has fabulous views across the gardens down onto the lake.Feeling adventurous, curious or just need a relaxing breath of fresh air? Whether you fancy shopping, taking in local heritage, or playing sport theres plenty to do in the local area.