This charming & warm traditional country house hotel has combined historic features such as beamed ceilings with modern day comforts to create a boutique-style inn. The restaurant boasts 2 AA Rosettes, the cosy Jack Hare bar has log fires & real ales and the bedrooms are beautifully designed with comfort at the heart.

You will find this magnificent old inn overlooking the village green in a beautiful Oxfordshire village. The inn is luxuriously appointed and full of character with a wealth of old oak, stone chimney pieces and low beams.

The historic 17th Century Cromwell Hotel stands in the centre of the market town of Banbury, famous from the old nursery rhyme "Ride a cock horse to Banbury Cross". The hotel offers comfortable en-suite bedrooms, some with four poster or sleigh beds. Full of character, the hotel also boasts the best breakfast in town!

An ivy-clad 17th century inn overlooking the River Coln in the pretty hamlet of Bibury, the Swan Hotel is the quintessential Cotswolds country inn, featuring cosy lounges with log fires during the winter months and a stunning garden for the summer. Renowned for its warm welcome, fabulous food and idyllic setting, the Swan Hotel offers the perfect escape from the pressures of life today.

Just 3 miles from Stroud, the Amberley Inn enjoys stunning views over the Cotswolds countryside. This Cotswold inn also offers a restaurant specialising in freshly caught fish and local produce.

Peacefully set in the lovely village of Birdlip in the Vale of Gloucester, the 18th century Royal George epitomises a friendly, traditional English country hotel. Gloucester itself is only 8 miles away and there are a many enchanting Cotswold villages nearby.

Overlooking the village green and set by a meandering brook, The Kings Head Inn is situated in Bledington, midway between Oxford and Stratford Upon Avon. A privately-owned, former 16th century cider house, the inn has been elegantly and carefully refurbished without losing any of its original charm.

A historic 18th century inn with a vibrant boutique-style bedrooms. Situated in Shipston-on-Sour in the Warwickshire countryside on the edge of the Cotswolds. Shakespeare's Stratford-upon-Avon is just 11 miles away and Warwick Castle is just 17 miles away.

In the idyllic Cotswolds chocolate box village of Upper Slaughter stands Lords of the Manor with views over the Cotswold countryside. Boasting award winning food and luxurious bedrooms, this country reatreat is not to be missed.

This historic 16th century boutique hotel in the village of Clanfield oozes warmth and a warm welcome. Stylish yet informal, the Double Red Duke offers spacious and comfortable bedrooms alongside a restaurant serving dishes that prides itself on the use of local, seasonal produce - all surrounded by the rolling Cotswold countryside

This traditional Cotswold inn has a history dating back to the 14th century. Located in the beautiful Chipping Campden, The Eight Bells Inn boasts individually designed bedrooms, a restaurant serving good food and a bar with a terrace and courtyard.

At the heart of the picturesque village of Ramsden, this historic coaching inn has been serving locals and travellers for 250 years. Each bedroom has its own personality and charm whilst the cosy bar oozes traditional character and award winning food.

Nestled in the idyllic Cotswold village of Painswich, St Michaels offers a bistro & boutique bedrooms surrounded by Cotswold countryside.

This lovely building, made from the warm Cotswold stone, dates back to 1698 and is the oldest building still standing in the village. A beautifully decorated country house style hotel, the Dial House offers individually designed bedrooms, some with luxury four poster beds. Enjoy great food in our restaurant.

The Horse and Groom, situated in the beautiful Cotswolds village of Bourton on the Hill, strives for the highest standards in all aspects of inn keeping. The bright and airy bar offers a selection of well kept real ales and local lagers. The beautifully restored dining room serves award winning food, from traditional favourites through to culinary innovations. The five sumptuous bedrooms are all ensuite, individually styled and decorated with flair and taste. Good Pub Guide 2016 'Pub of the Year', Good Hotel Guide 'Pub-with-Rooms of the Year 2012'.

The Lygon Arms has been welcoming guests in the Cotswolds for over 400 years. Surrounded by the antique shops and galleries of Broadway, it is set within 3 acres of grounds. Dining at The Lygon Arms is provided in The Great Hall, which is decorated with suits of armour. A varied à la carte menu is offered to guests, or informal dining can be enjoyed at The Goblets Bistro. The hotel has excellent Spa facilities including a gym, spa bath, steam room, swimming pool with retractable roof and sauna.

Situated in the beautiful Cotswold village of Broadway overlooking the village green, you will find the half timbered, honey-stone 15th century Broadway Hotel. Refurbished in 2012, the hotel offers an extensive a la carte menu in Tattersalls Brasserie, set in a beautiful new atrium. In the Country Bar you can enjoy a pint of traditional British ale or a glass of your favourite tipple by one of the open log fires in the winter. On a warm summer's evening, sit on the front terrace and soak up the beauty of Broadway.

You will find the Trout located by the Thames Path at Tadpole Bridge near the village of Bampton, 20 minutes from the centre of Oxford. An unusual historic inn with just six bedrooms, the Trout even boasts riverside walks and berthing for up to six boats. Features include log fires, superior bedrooms, cask ales and careful use of the best local ingredients in our food.

This unspoilt 16th century Coswolds inn features large open fireplaces, flagstone floors and exposed wooden beams. The highly acclaimed restaurant prides itself on using seasonal local produce wherever possible. There is also a fantastic fresh Fish Board which changes daily. Our en-suite guest bedrooms are spacious, light and modern but still with the charm of the old building. We are located between Oxford and Cheltenham.

The 15th century Lamb Inn is the quintessential English inn with its flagstone floors, log fires and antiques. Excellent service and award winning food blend to create a memorable stay. Outside there is a stunning courtyard and walled garden, ideal for dining alfresco in the warmer months or to simply relax and unwind. Winners of the Conde Nast Johansens 'Most Excellent Inn' 2012.

Welcome to the 16th century, 4 star Bay Tree Hotel. Situated in pretty Burford, the "Gateway to the Cotswolds", the hotel is full of heritage and charm. Friendly and attentive service, great food, old beams, flagstones and crackling log fires create a wonderful old English ambiance.

Stunningly beautiful Castle Combe was one of the settings for the recent film 'War Horse'. Set in the market place, the 12th century Castle Inn has recently been carefully restored and boasts original features with contemporary facilities. The Bar with its open fire offers informal lunches and light snacks with a la carte dining in the evening. There is also a conservatory dining room and a garden terrace.

This traditional Cotswolds inn boasts just 5 rooms and is situated on one of the most beautiful High Streets in the UK. The inn simply oozes charm and character, with a mellow stone exterior, flagstone floors and old beams. Dining with us is a joy; amazing food, real ales and fine wines are available in our Restaurant and Bar.ng.

Welcome to the 13th century Merrymouth Inn. The comfortable guest accommodation is all en-suite and is to be found in a converted stable block to the rear of the inn. This lovely stone inn has built a fine reputation for its home-cooked food, real ale and wine list. Well behaved dogs are welcome.

Situated at the heart of Cirencester, The Fleece is the perfect base for exploring the Cotswolds or visiting the town's many Roman remains. Our cosy lounge boasts a feature fireplace and comfy sofas, and is simply perfect for getting together with friends or reading the morning papers. Our comfy en-suite bedrooms were completely refurbished in October 2011.

This delightful 16th century hotel and restaurant provides an oasis of tranquility, just five minutes walk from the town centre. The hotel boasts 15 individual bedrooms, a brasserie-style restaurant and cosy bar, all full of Cotswold charm. In the summer, enjoy a meal or drink al fresco in the attractive walled garden. The Corinium also has the benefit of ample free car parking.

The 17th century Green Dragon Inn is situated in the pretty hamlet of Cockleford in the heart of the Cotswolds. It is a popular retreat for locals and visitors alike with its roaring log fires, beamed ceilings, flagstone floors and comfortable cottage-style accommodation. The cosy and informal Mouse Bar or Lower Bar provide a wide range of excellent traditional and modern "pub food with a difference". Our bars and furniture have been hand crafted by the famous Robert Thompson - the "Mouse Man of Kilburn".

The 16th century Falkland Arms at Great Tew simply oozes historic charm and character. The flagstone floors, oak beams and inglenook fireplace are cosy in winter and the pretty gardens are just perfect for those lazy sunny days. This traditional pub is famous for its selection of beers, whiskies and country wines and superb food and rooms are also available. Whether you are popping in for a 'quick drink', a bite to eat or looking for somewhere to stay, The Falkland Arms is for you.

Quite simply, a perfect village pub with rooms. A 17th century ‘cider house’, The Crown Inn has all the right ingredients: roaring log fires, tasty home-cooked food, local real ales, fine wines, a beautiful building - and of course, good company.

This hotel got its name from 'dog sitting' the hunting dogs of the wealthy farming gentry who had sons at college in Oxford. Whilst they could stable their horses at the colleges, the dogs were not allowed, so they stayed here and the inn became known as the Dog House. These days there are 20 comfortable en-suite bedrooms including 2 feature rooms.

This Grade II listed, 17th century Cotswold inn is made from a blend of local stone and slate, and boasts beautiful original features. The huge inglenook fireplace blazes away during the cold winter nights and in the t summer there is a terrace for dining and drinking al fresco. The Bird in Hand offers modern rooms in a traditional setting. Free Wi-Fi in public areas.

Steeped in history, this 16th Century Coaching Inn is set in a pretty rural Warwickshire village on the fringes of the Cotswolds. This country inn offers a contemporary restaurant, secluded courtyard garden and individually styled en-suite bedrooms. Free Wi-Fi, onsite parking.

The Slaughters Inn, formerly Washbourne Court, is situated in the heart of the beautiful village of Lower Slaughter in the Cotswolds. The inn is a perfect blend of contemporary style with historic features. Enjoy a meal in the relaxed and informal Scholars bar with its roaring log fires in the winter months. In the summer enjoy the superb riverside gardens and dine al fresco on the terrace. Lower Slaughter is just one mile from Bourton-on-the-Water, the 'Venice of the Cotswolds'.

Located on the banks of the River Thames, this 17th century coaching inn has been fully refurbished to combine modern facilities with Cotswold charm. Relax by the log fire in the traditional bar. Dine in the a la carte restaurant and choose from a wide variety of sumptuous dishes. The 24 bedrooms are all unique with original features such as steps, fireplaces, sloping ceilings and views across the River Thames.

The Old Bell is reputed to be England's oldest hotel. It stands next to the famous Abbey in the historic town of Malmesbury, on the edge of the Cotswolds. Steeped in history and oozing charm and character, it features log fires, old paintings and period furniture. You can dine in Edwardian splendour in the award winning restaurant. Located just 5 minutes from Junction 17 of the M4 motorway.

The Old Swan enjoys a superb setting in the glorious Cotswolds village of Minster Lovell. The River Windrush flows through the village past the romantic ruins of Minster Lovell Hall (English Heritage). The Old Swan, a 600 year old inn, is on the main street and has the laid-back atmosphere of a gastro-pub with its log-fired bar, and features bedrooms full of romantic character with exposed beams.

Dating back to the 15th century, set in 65 acres of gardens, wildflower meadows and woodland on the banks of the River Windrush,this charming Cotswold stone mill building and barns has been refurbished to a high level throughout. Minster Mill boasts comfortable bedrooms, an award-winning restaurant and Garden spa.

Set on the main street of the Cotswold market town of Moreton-in-Marsh, this 18th century former coaching inn features original beams, log fires and sloping floors. Don't be fooled by this historic ambience however; the comfortable bedrooms offer every modern comfort and there is free WiFi in the hotel. The AA rosette restaurant serves dishes prepared from local produce including game and vegetables, and Cornish seafood.

A warm welcome awaits at the Manor House Hotel, a luxuriously furnished 4 Star hotel with the relaxed feel of an elegant country house. Relax in the comfortable bar and lounges. The award-winning, 2 rosette Mulberry Restaurant serves an imaginative menu and uses only the freshest local produce. There is also a brasserie menu available in the contemporary Mulberry Bar.

The 14th century Cross Hands is a fine old posting house which has been offering a great welcome, good food and shelter to weary travellers for over 600 years. The cellars were once used to house convicted criminals, sentenced to death by 'Bloody' Judge Jeffreys. Nowadays, the hotel is noted for the excellence of its food. Conveniently located just 16 miles from Bristol.

Just 4 miles west of Oxford you will find the historic Bear and Ragged Staff. The Bear boasts bars, restaurant, snugs, log fires and a garden for those warm summer days. The comfortable en-suite bedrooms are either in the Old Cottage Wing or above the Old Pub which features exposed beams, sloping floors, quirky staircases, and of course, ghosts!

Wow what a setting! Head of the River enjoys a stunning location overlooking the River Thames. This popular traditional pub, bar and restaurant offers attractive rates, excellent home-cooked food, fine wines and Fuller's award winning ales and beers, and is just 5 minutes walk from the city centre.

Welcome to the Stag at Stow. Our hotel offers 22 boutique-style bedrooms; the contemporary decor continues in the bar and restaurant, whilst the courtyard and walled garden are perfect for relaxing on long, lazy summer days. Formed from the White Hart Hotel and the Georgian town house next door, parts of the hotel date back to the 12th century.

The 17th century Old Stocks Inn is well named as it overlooks the village green and the original penal stocks! This family run inn boasts an AA rosette for its great food and a terraced patio garden, perfect for those long summer evenings. AA 5 Star Restaurant with Rooms.

This former coaching inn has undergone a careful restoration and has been returned to its former glory. The elegant and individually styled bedrooms enjoy panoramic views. Relax in the Bear Bar and Common Room with their open log fires and comfortable furniture before dining in the acclaimed Library Restaurant. An inspired choice for country breaks at any time of the year.iting.

A boutique hotel in the heart of Shipston on Stour, the George Hotel offers guests a relaxed atmosphere combined with gorgeous décor, great food and superb service. Pop in for a pie and a pint, celebrate your special occasion with us or book one of our comfortable guest rooms for an overnight stay.