Built in 1511, Thornbury Castle is a magnificent Tudor castle-palace set in historic parkland. It is the only Tudor castle to operate as a hotel and restaurant in England. Enjoy regal dreams in the bedchamber where King Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn slept.
Set on the corner of Stow-on-the-Wold’s historic Market Square, Charles I spent the night at the Kings Arms before the Battle of Naseby on June 14th 1645. Boasting oodles of quirky character, it offers cosy, comfortable accommodation and freshly prepared locally sourced food.
Set in stunning grounds on the original Cheltenham racecourse estate, this authentic period property has been carefully restored to provide the very best in accommodation with first class service. Ellenborough Park also features an Indian-themed spa.
Nestling in the beautiful Cotswold hills, yet close to historic Cheltenham, this elegant Elizabethan manor and spa combines traditional countryside charm with modern luxury. Enjoy fine dining in the award-winning restaurant, or relax in the luxurious spa.
This 16th century riverside hotel features a restaurant and bar, from where you can admire the carefully renovated working mill-wheel as you dine. Set in the unspoilt Cotswold town of Nailsworth. the award winning restaurant has a great local reputation.
Originally built as a 17th century ale house, the hotel now boasts unique en-suite accommodation and an award-winning restaurant, as well as 3 bars. Set within hundreds of acres of NT parkland with views over Stroud, the Bear is ideal for country walks.
With its modern restaurant and spacious, elegant en-suite rooms, the Hatton Court Hotel is just 10 minutes’ drive from historic Gloucester. Relax on the terrace and enjoy panoramic views across the Severn Valley, before sampling the creative British menu.
A 14th century Cotswold Country House set in fifty four acres of landscaped gardens and grounds within minutes of the picturesque town of Chipping Campden.
Dating back to the 16th century, this delightful hotel offers 15 individually designed bedrooms a locally renowned restaurant and cosy bar. Full of Cotswold charm, it sits quietly in one of Cirencester’s oldest streets, just a short walk from the centre.
Situated in the heart of Tewkesbury, this landmark English Heritage hotel is an amalgamation of three historic buildings dating back to the 15th & 18th centuries. All bedrooms are individual and the hotel even boasts a medieval hall and medieval paintings