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Welcome to the Lower Brook House; which is in the heart of the village; the perfect and yet traditional Cotswold village with wisteria-covered; stone cottages; a babbling brook and the peace and quiet of another era; all bundled-up in this pleasant retreat location to bring your family and friends to stay. You’ll find your stay most comforting due to us having experience in some of the country’s finest hotels; we do the simple things well; while taking an extra degree of care in the area’s that truly count for providing our guests to enjoy a most welcoming and delightfully enjoyable stay. We attend to the finest details; providing a enjoyable stay; whilst opening up our own home to our guests. You’ll find we have 6 beautiful rooms on offer; providing you with gorgeously-tasteful home-cooked dinners and breakfasts; whilst also providing all the modern comforts you’d expect; as well as a location you have to see to believe. The gardens complete the oasis of peace and tranquillity; making this the perfect getaway location; and a marvellous base from which you can enjoy everything that England’s largest Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty has to offer.Please Note: Non-Smoking. Pet's are not permitted on the premises. Off street parking available. Check-in time: 14:00 and Check-out time: 10:00

Standing proudly on the High street of the beautiful 18th century Cotswold town of Moreton in Marsh lies the Bell Inn. A splendid 200 year old beamed Coach House hewn from golden Cotswold stone and furnished with traditional English antiques, the Bell Inn offers the very best in hospitality and facilites.At the Bell Inn everyone is welcome. The locals favour it for its excellent menu, good beer and ambience. Visitors flock to it for its superb standards, perfect location and competitive rates. The young enjoy its lively atmosphere, the more mature are drawn to its friendliness and convenience and parents cant resist the genuine welcome we give their children.As a place to stay the Bell Inn is exceptional. We have been awarded the prestigious Les Routiers membership for providing the highest standards of quality, service, hospitality and value for money. We have five beautifully furnished rooms, all encapsulating the old world charm of this 18th century Coach House, with beams and Cotswold stone features to take you back in time. Each room has up to the minute en-suite facilities and two of these rooms have disabled access. The Bell Inn enjoys its status as one of the towns leading pubs with a reputation for our large selection of traditional ales and well stocked bar. Moreton in Marsh is the ideal place for a Cotswold holiday. Whether you are hiking, biking or just browsing, do what travellers did two hundred years ago and stop to rest at the best place in town.

Visit Moreton-in-Marsh and enter the world of the Redesdale Arms where traditional concepts meet contemporary style.Dating back to the 17th Century the Redesdale Arms is a haven for anyone looking for traditional delights fused with a fresh new atmosphere of contemporary comfort.The old stable inn, once used by market traders and post coaches, is now a restaurant, bar and hotel for the local community and visiting tourists. Newly refurbished, the Redesdale Arms is about relaxing in style for any occasion, whether formal or casual. The Redesdale Arms is a haven for rest, where visitors can relax in the historical atmosphere of a Cotswolds Inn.Fourteen guest bedrooms stand where the old Inn and Stables used to be, all rooms have been individually designed in a country house style.Original beams and sloping floors give a sense of the old intermingled with quality and comfort expected in this modern age. The fabrics and upholstery are visually appealing and the traditional feel to the furniture makes staying at The Redesdale Arms a memorable experience. The Redesdale?s accommodation rooms are all en suite with complimentary toiletries. Each bedroom contains satellite television, trouser press, coffee and tea making facilities.The Redesdale Arms is renown for its culinary genius, a blend of exciting classic and modern international cusine, whether from the bar or al a carte menu.Cuisine at The Redesdale Arms is a blend of old favourites and modern international dishes. Head Chef Adam Garland has worked with recognised connoisseurs of food such as Marco Pierre White and Ken Hom, and brings to the Redesdale, cusine which will excite any customer.Each dish is created and presented in style. All ingredients are fresh from local suppliers, in keeping with the community atmosphere which the Redesdale Arms exudes.The Lounge Bar provides traditional Grills and Roasts, while in the conservatory, the more formal a la carte menu is served. As soon as the sun is out, eating Alfresco is one of the best ways to enjoy a sumptuous meal or lite bite.

Lower Brook HouseThe traditional Cotswold stone facade only hints at the warmth of welcome that awaits you at Lower Brook House.Inside this 17th century house in the heart of the beautiful village of Blockley, you will find a real log fire, original flagstone floors and four-poster beds.The babbling brook and dovecote in the country cottage gardens complete the oasis of peace and tranquillity, making this the perfect getaway location, and a marvellous base from which you can enjoy everything that England?s largest Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty has to offer.Lower Brook House offers:six individually furnished rooms (all en suite) including one four-poster room and one feature room. All guest rooms offer, tea and coffee making facilities, TV, mineral water fresh fruit and bathrobesimaginative menu for evening meals, and hearty Cotswold breakfast using fresh, local ingredientslounge with log firebeautiful views of the village and surrounding countryside from most roomspicturesque country cottage garden. Guests wishing to dine in our Restaurant are advised to make reservations prior to arrival to avoid dissapointment. Our Restaurant is closed on a Sunday evening, except on bank Holiday weekends. Please note that children over the age of 10 are welcome and that we are a non-smoking House throughout.

Tucked away in a quiet Cotswold village, close to Moreton-in-Marsh, its mellow stone walls covered in Virginia creeper, the Crown Inn is a 14th century coaching inn. With cosy log fires crackling in the winter, filling the air with wonderful scents of wood smoke and forgotten footpaths nearby to explore and lose yourself in during the summer, the hotel is and all year round place to stay. The Crown Inn has a welcoming bar for locals and visitors alike, full of superb country inn atmosphere, serving the finest ales, homemade country dishes and specialities of the Cotswolds. With 24 beautifully furnished en-suite bedrooms, including twin, double and four poster rooms. All rooms are equipped with colour television, cable and satellite, radio, hair dryer, teacoffee making facilities, direct dial telephone and room service. Every care has been taken to ensure they perpetuate the comfort and soothing ambient that is the character of the hotel. For that added luxury there are several charming suites, some with a traditional Four Poster beds .International and English cuisine is a feature of the Rafters Restaurant, all dishes are individually prepared. The resident chef designs his menus to tempt all palates, preparing fresh produce obtained locally. The superb cellar holds a fine range of Classic and New World wines to compliment your meal. The Old Bank Suite offers a unique environment for a conference and a range of corporate entertaining facilities can be organised. Situated on the ground floor, it has good natural light and ventilation.The lounge is well furnished with easy chairs, a settee and a useful supply of books and table games. The enterprising team created here an informal and friendly hotel with a most relaxing atmosphere. The cobbled courtyard has been replaced by a patio where guests can read their morning newspapers or enjoy a coffee or afternoon tea.The centuries have been kind to the Crown Inn Hotel at Blockley which was built in 1575 . Like good wine, it has aged to perfection. It maintains its role in the heart of this little Cotswold community, although its facilities have been upgraded to ensure that they satisfy the most fastidious of modern-day travellers. The Crown Inn reflects the tranquil nature of Blockley, with its walks along bridle paths, bowls on the village green and horse riding.

The Manor House Hotel holds a philosophy that it should reflect the beauty and tranquility of its location. From the haven of its carefully tended garden containing a centuries old Mulberry tree to the many plants.Individually furnished , luxurious and comfortable, guest rooms are complete with private bathroom, television, tea and coffee A member of Classic British Hotelsfacilities, many are furnished with antiques. The cheerful and relaxed atmosphere of the bar and lounges reinforce the friendly. efficient welcome which awaits you.The Mulberry restaurant enjoys a well earned reputation for food and an excellent selection of wines. The restaurant has been awarded 2 red rosettes for the excellent cuisine and service.

The White Hart Royal is a wonderful example of a typical 17th century English coaching inn. In 1644 King Charles I took refuge here during the Civil War. The hotel has many lovely original features such as old stone walls,mellow beam work and an unusual cobblestone entrance hall.The bar offers a fine selection of freshly prepared meals from our menu together with a range of traditional beers and fine wines. .

Liz and Brian Dean offer you a warm welcome to the Treetops Guest House Web-Site. Situated in the small and freindly Cotswold town of Moreton-in-Marsh Treetops was built in 1983 when we realised our dream of building our own home.Although situated on the main A44, the house is set back approximately 100 metres from the road in three-quarters of an acre of lovely secluded garden. It is ideally located for touring the Cotswolds and Stratford, see the 'Local Area' page for details.Moreton-in-Marsh is a small and friendly Cotswold town, with a good range of shopping facilities, which makes it a brilliant centre for the tourist. Excellent restaurants abound in the town, while the beauty of the Cotswolds is on the doorstep.Moreton is a delightful place to visit and is ideally located for touring the Cotswolds and Stratford. It is conveniently in the centre of many surrounding attractions, some of which are listed below. It also has a direct line to London and Oxford by train. There are also numerous bus services, which not only go to Stratford and Cheltenham, but also go to the local villages.Please Note: We are a No-Smoking property. Regrettably, we cannot accept pets. Children welcome. Check-In time: 1100 and Check-Out time: 1000.

Jasmine Cottage is a delightful blend of traditional and contemporary decor, within walking distance of the village pub, which serves lunchtime snacks and evening meals. It is a pleasure to walk around the pretty village of Stretton-on-Fosse with its picturesque stone cottages, and to explore the surrounding countryside. The guest accommodation comprises a double bedroom with en-suite shower room, and a twin bedroom with a washbasin in the room and a separate private bathroom. Both rooms are provided with tea and coffee making facilities, a hairdryer, and a clock radio. The guest sittingroom on the ground floor is a cosy room, with a beamed ceiling, inglenook fireplace, and comfortable seating, where you can relax, watch television, or read. Here you will find a good supply of tourist information leaflets to help you plan your stay. A full English breakfast, or if you prefer, a lighter alternative, is served here in the morning. Single Occupancy is from £38. We look forward to welcoming you.

A warm welcome is extended to all guests to our 18th century cottage, which is our family home. A child-friendly establishment, we offer comfortable rooms and serve a full English breakfast at anytime to suit you.

We are ideally situated for Broadway, Chipping Campden, Bourton-on-the-water and stow on the wold. Stratford-upon-Avon is 15 miles north and Oxford 30 miles.

Todenham is a small quiet village which has a 12th Century church and a great pub Farriers arms situated next to the old village smithy and retains the character of a typical Cotswold pub, whilst serving first class food.