The Best Cotswolds Mid-Range Hotels

character hotel - half timber-framed and half Cotswold-stone - dating from the 16th century now a comfortable and stylish village retreat

dating from the 15th century, guests will discover many period features, open fireplaces, flagstone floors, whilst staying in elegant guest rooms

a restored 17th century ale house and coaching inn set in Natural Trust parkland with an interior decor inspired by the Arts and Crafts movement

enjoys a secluded and elevated setting overlooking the Golden Valley, public areas are elegant and guest rooms are individually decorated

set in 19 acres of beautiful grounds that include formal gardens, a lake and woodland, this elegant mansion offers a haven of peace and quiet

set in countryside on the fringes of the Cotswolds with good access to Oxford and Blenheim Palace too; modern rooms in a traditional setting

chic, elegant guest rooms sit above a modern, airy restaurant that serves a creative, modern, British menu with a local produce emphasis

Georgian, Grade II listed hotel with sleek contemporary interiors, an award winning brasserie and a cocktail bar with live music at weekends

a smart, purpose built hotel providing light and airy, comfortable rooms, with separate lodge accommodation set in the surrounding woodlands

set in 26 acres of grounds atop Birdlip Hill with scenic views over the Gloucestershire countryside and is 15 minutes drive from Gloucester

a contemporarily-decorated hotel with friendly staff, sitting in the heart of this quaint town featuring modern rooms that retain original character

welcoming guests since the 17th century, today charming original character blends pleasingly with comfort and luxurious amenities

traditional, welcoming hotel set in a vibrant and colourful garden yet enjoying direct access to the historic Market Sqaure in the town centre

elegant, traditionally styled rooms are featured at this country-style hotel and quality local ingredients feature on the restaurant's menu

country inn, nestled in a quiet corner of the Cotswolds, featuring ancient oak beams, individually designed guest rooms and a pretty garden

offers traditional elegance and style just outside of Cirencester, relax in the restful drawing room or when warmer, the delightful walled garden

just 5 minutes drive from the racecourse and 10 minutes on foot to the centre, this stylish guest house has bright, airy rooms and apartments

simple accommodation with ell-appointed rooms and an on-site cafe, good base for exploring Oxford, Blenheim Palace and the Cotswolds

traditional, local pub - in a charming, rural hamlet - dating from the 16th century featuring flagstone floors, an inglenook fireplace and oak beams

locally sourced ingredients are the key to the much-praised food in this Cotswold village inn, and the gorgeous rooms feature style and comfort

an historic inn has been updated to showcase fabulous Italian pizzas and pasta in its restaurant, and offers tasteful, contemporary rooms

modern hotel with simple style rooms located opposite The Brewery Leisure Complex that houses a cinema, bowling alley and restaurants

full of character and centuries old - apparently older than the nearby Blenheim Palace - offering stylish, beautifully appointed guest rooms

private, family owned hotel set on the southern edge of the Cotswolds; stay in well-appointed rooms and enjoy locally sourced food

handsome, 17th century Cotswold stone manor house set in 6 acres of attractive grounds; rooms are either in the manor or a modern wing

period house in a leafy suburb set between the Racecourse and town centre with high ceilings, decorative designs and a grand staircase

300-year old, Grade II listed building, sympathetically renovated to retain plenty of character whilst also offering contemporary facilities

500 year old, sympathetically converted mill where the guest rooms combine charming and quirky features along with contemporary decor

17th-century, former coaching inn, built from honeyed Cotswold stone, where period features blend with contemporary decor and facilities

set opposite St Mary's church, famed for its neatly clipped yews, this imposing Cotswold stone inn offers spacious rooms and a cosy bar

revamped, refreshed and revived, former 17th-century building where character features blend with contemporary styling throughout

local ales, gin and food from local farms and producers are served at this classic, honey-hued Cotswold inn; rooms are stylish and inviting

beautifully appointed guest accommodation with cafe/bar and restaurant overlooking a tree-lined square, set a short walk from the town centre

the smart, contemporary rooms come individually decorated at this stylish guest house situated a short walk from the bustling village centre

18th-century inn featuring elegant, individually decorated guest rooms located with Tetbury's shops, restaurants and cafes on the doorstep

this 18th century hotel offers public areas awash with character and comfortable, well-appointed guest rooms, some have 4-poster beds

a former coaching inn, on Market Place, that has been turned into a smart, contemporary hotel yet retains plenty of charming period features

charming inn residing in an elevated spot boasting scenic views of the Woodchester Valley; guest rooms are well-appointed and vary in size

welcoming weary travellers, including royalty, for centuries, a character inn with charming period features combined with today's comforts

charming well-appointed rooms offer a high standard of comfort in this 18th century stone-built coaching inn on the edge of the Cotswolds

enjoy the tranquil setting of this elegant, 17th century inn boasting a rustic, cosy bar and elegant, modern rooms also with a rustic touch

features character details - hotel dates from 1698 - individually decorated rooms, a peaceful walled garden and a relaxing ambience

this period inn has recently been refurbished to provide smart, modern rooms and prides itself on the use of local produce for the breakfasts

once hosted King Charles I, paintings and period artefacts tell its history, whilst facilities and comforts provided are certainly 21st century

a charming coaching inn with log-burning fires and high quality food in the restaurant, offers spacious and comfortable refurbished rooms

16th century inn offering warm hospitality and a relaxing ambience with log fires in the lounge, comfy places to sit awhile and home cooked food

enjoy locally brewed real ales, home-cooked food, open fires and scenic views at this characterful 17th inn; guest rooms are in an annexe

absorb the charm of this 500-year old former coaching inn packed full of original character ideally located on Stow's charming Market Place

a 10th century listed building - certified as England's oldest inn - that ranks amongst the top 4% of protected buildings in the country

small, privately owned hotel offering an oasis of tranquillity in one of Cirencester's oldest streets yet only a short stroll from the town centre

contemporary hotel ideal as a comfy Cotswolds exploring base as it sits alongside the ancient Fosse Way, now the A429, near charming Stow

quality B&B centrally located in a conservation area, you are just minutes on foot from town centre shops, restaurants and bars

gorgeous designer rooms with a country feel - some have free-standing baths - await you at this coaching inn which has been stylishly revamped

relaxing hotel, close to Hidcote Gardens, that is the home of the famous 'Pudding Club', enjoy fine dining, good 'puds' and a sumptuous breakfast

a 17th century, former coaching inn where modern comforts blend with tradition situated in the heart of this pretty Cotswold market town

a traditional inn with elegantly furnished rooms - some in an annexe building - and a cosy bar with flagstone floors and beamed ceilings

luxurious rooms and suites, a rustic restaurant serving local produce and a cosy bar all feature at this charming village pub just outside Bourton

a charming inn, built of honey coloured Cotswold stone, with open fires and flagstone floors set in a delightful tiered cottage garden

friendly, family run hotel situated a short stroll from Tetbury's shops, pubs and cafes; simple style guest rooms feature individual artwork

popular, former coaching inn, situated opposite the historic Market House, retaining original character and featuring a relaxed ambience

nestling in unspoilt countryside, this charming manor-house B&B boasts spacious, charmingly furnished rooms and a pretty, floral garden

in a small Cotswolds town, this fascinating inn, dating back to the 1500s, offers relaxed dining and a cosy bar, 15 minutes drive from Cheltenham

small hotel located a 5-minute walk from the town centre featuring comfortable, classically styled rooms and relaxing lounge area

historic inn, a former coaching inn dating from the 17th century, with roaring fires, rambling gardens and well-presented guest rooms

all of the comfortable, well-presented guest rooms are located in converted stables at this handily placed inn close to the town centre

traditional Cotswold inn, parts date from the 14th century, set just off the historic High Street, offering well-appointed, individually styled rooms

overlooking the market square, this attractive guesthouse offers well-appointed, quirkily decorated rooms with a 'wild-nature' theme

in the heart of picturesque Painswick an idyllic Cotswold retreat with exquisite food in the restaurant and gorgeous rooms and suites

dating from the mid 18th-century, this elegant restaurant offers well furnished, boutique-style rooms and serves modern, European cuisine

a sensitively restored historic pub with a modern twist, situated in the heart of this characterful Cotswolds market town near to Sudeley Castle

16th century coaching inn updated with bright decor and comfortable rooms, a Mediterranean menu is served and live music is hosted

tucked just off the bustling High Street, this small and friendly inn is packed with character and has a peaceful walled garden to relax in

featuring log fires, stone walls and oak beams, this updated pub is ideally placed to explore the Cotswolds, Warwickshire and Oxfordshire

15th century, former coaching inn, the coaching yard is now a pleasant, floral place to relax, offering beautifully presented guest rooms

nestled beside the babbling River Windrush in the heart of this attractive Cotswold village, dating from 1748 it retains many character features

each guest room is comfortably furnished with a mix of contemporary furniture and classic pieces and make for an ideal Cotswolds break

a cosy, family run inn that is at the heart of the local community in a pretty village with just 4 characterful Cotswold style guest rooms

enjoy award-winning food, period character and elegant rooms at this boutique-style gastropub ideally placed for the Cotswolds and Stratford

a Chipping Norton institution standing proudly on the High Street since the 15th century, today it offers a comfortable Cotswolds base

a pleasing combination of idyllic setting, in peaceful countryside next to the River Windrush, charming building, stylish rooms and good food

characterful listed building transformed into a restaurant and bar with bright and comfortable rooms above that come individually styled

a period, Cotswold Stone Inn which has been sympathetically modernised to provide, chic, well appointed accommodation

for a complete getaway, enjoy this quiet, 17th century, country pub set on the banks of the River Windrush a short drive from Burford

this delightful community inn set on the pretty village green, has high quality rooms featuring stone walls and beams and hearty dining

beautifully furnished throughout, this village inn has individually styled guest rooms, serves good-quality British dishes and a large garden

cosy, roadside pub offering spacious rooms and hearty, locally-sourced food that is situated on the fringes of the Blenheim Palace Estate

in an off the beaten track village close to Chipping Camden, Hidcote Garden and Batsford Arboretum, a smart pub with stylish bedrooms

traditional inn given a new lease of life with stylish rooms decorated in eclectic wallpapers, a seasonal food menu and a relaxing beer garden

elegantly appointed guest house, moments from bars and restaurants, where rooms are furnished with Queen Anne or Jacobean style furniture

a former coaching inn dating from 1637 that retains much of its original character whilst providing comfortable, tastefully decorated rooms

charming 16th century inn set on the delightful village green, there are beautifully appointed rooms set in the main pub or courtyard style

within easy reach of the National Arboretum and the Royal Gardens at Highgrove, a classic, country inn with well appointed accommodation

scenic views across Minchinhampton Common can be enjoyed from all aspects at this warm and welcoming inn from its peaceful, lofty spot

enjoy a relaxing stay in the comfortable refurbished rooms of this fine traditional inn located in the heart of the bustling Cotswold market town

founded in the 14th century by monks, later a royal hunting lodge of Queen Elizabeth I; historic building packed with a wealth of character

stylish and sophisticated rooms set above the pub or in a cottage annexe at this popular venue set overlooking Witney's Church Green

this Grade II listed Cotswold inn, stone-built with open fires in the bar and the fine restaurant, keeps the country theme in its charming rooms

traditional Cotswold stone inn, alongside the Fosse Way, set in 4 acres of riverside gardens with individual, classically styled guest rooms

this charming Cotswold village inn will surprise you with its sumptuously decorated boutique rooms and the imaginative cuisine in the restaurant

set in a pretty village on the edge of the Cotswold's, this inn offers a blend of traditional atmosphere, character and contemporary touches

comfortable guest rooms are in converted stables and feature a modern, rustic decoration, the main bar retains stone floors and wood-panelling

newly refurbished but retaining its historical character, this fine inn a few miles from Cirencester has high quality, well-appointed rooms

rustic, homely inn, set on the Market Place, with individually decorated guest rooms, a traditional bar and a menu of home-cooked food

nestling in a small Cotswolds village, this charming inn offers pleasantly decorated rooms and a restaurant bar full of country charm

spacious, well presented rooms featuring a blend of original features and contemporary decor; the award-winning restaurant is nearby

on the High Street of this busting market town with shops, bars and galleries on the doorstep; there is a modern, country feel to guest rooms