The Best Cotswolds Budget Hotels

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

alongside the babbling River Windrush, this relaxed inn provides cosy rooms and an informal restaurant serving home-cooked bar food

simple style, good value and a convenient central location close to town centre shops and restaurants are offered at this limited service hotel

17th century inn offering a warm welcome, lots of character, comfy and homely rooms and a restaurant serving Indian and British cuisine

sitting close to the top of Cleeve Hill - the highest point in the Cotswolds - with panoramic views across Cheltenham to the Malvern Hills beyond

former coaching inn dating from 1827, part of the Colesbourne Estate, retaining period features such as oak beamed ceilings and open fires

roadside, former coaching inn with good access to Oxford, Cheltenham and the Cotswolds offering comfortable, well-appointed guest rooms

traditional community pub ideally placed to explore the town and the Cotswold countryside; offers tastefully decorated rooms and pub fayre

in the heart of the Cotswolds, near Bourton on the Water's model village, a welcoming inn, with comfortable rooms and meals available all day

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

former coaching inn perfectly placed to explore Stratford-upon-Avon, Warwick, Evesham and the countryside of the northern Cotswolds

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

family-run pub, popular with the locals and visitors, with homely guest rooms and serving traditional pub fayre made with local produce

traditional inn dating from the 16th retaining plenty of original character, the comfortable guest rooms are situated in a converted stable block

provides simple, functional accommodation, with in-room fridges and combination oven/microwaves, in a handy town centre location

a quaint sixteenth century inn, close to the Cotswold Water Park and Cirencester, serves hearty food in the restaurant and offers cosy rooms

bight, airy and well-equipped rooms are now available in a barn conversion, behind this sociable country inn serving fresh seasonal food

the main pub is over 400 years old and comes with a Grade II listing, the guest rooms however are more modern and can be found in an annexe

this friendly Cotswold inn has a large market garden and produces its own cider; rooms are comfortable, some with a four poster bed

with a relaxed restaurant, serving contemporary European dishes, this convivial inn offers a variety of rooms, including cosy garden cabins

rooms in this 16th century inn, on Chipping Norton's market place, have contemporary comfort and the food is enjoyable and locally sourced

tucked away in a quiet village, a traditional inn now offers five charming rooms decorated in contemporary style and luxuriosly appointed

a fine stone house set in the rolling Cotswold countryside has spacious rooms in a converted stable block, and a buffet breakfast is offered

this ancient inn set in a beautiful Cotswold village has been awarded high scores from guests for atmospheric rooms with extra comfy beds

with regular live entertainment, this lively, 17th-century, village inn offers uniquely styled rooms and a restaurant serving seasonal dishes

delightful Grade II listed public house located on an atmospheric street just off of the High Street and offers cosy and relaxing guest rooms

part of a former brewery in the heart of Cirencester, a range of hostel-style accommodation, functional but stylish, with high quality beds

popular community pub also welcoming visitors offering cosy guest rooms, one room dates from circa 1350, hearty fayre and a beer garden

offers comfortable rooms, some with exposed brick work and original beams and served cask ales, ciders and locally sourced food

in a great location for exploring the Cotswolds, this friendly inn offers a traditional welcome, good food and high quality, modern rooms

set close to the local brewery and serving their beers, a period inn with an open fire and exposed beams, offering traditional, cosy rooms

comfortable, well-presented guest rooms feature at this sociable pub located only a few minutes walk from Blenheim Palace's main gate

with parts dating back to the 17th-century, this Cotswold-stone built inn boasts a relaxed restaurant serving locally sourced, seasonal food

residential training venue, just outside Moreton-in-Marsh offering an affordable Cotswolds exploring base, with comfy, well-equipped rooms

in the heart of town, this friendly pub offers welcoming, tastefully decorated rooms and classic bar meals in its relaxed restaurant

located alongside the A40 on the fringes of the village, makes this guest house a most comfortable base from which to explore from

an attractive combination of a quaint thatched inn in the heart of a picturesque village; the refurbished rooms are cosy with comfy beds

wonderful walking country, and the meals in this historic 17th century inn are memorable; spacious rooms have a smart contemporary décor

originally owned by King Henry VIII, this charming village inn offers an informal and relaxing stay

steeped in history and oozing charm, exposed beams and stone floors add to the character; well-appointed rooms in an adjoining cottage

a traditional country pub at the foot of Bredon Hill on the fringes of the Cotswolds serving a seasonal menu, real ales and locally brewed cider

in Woodstock, one of the Cotswold's prime locations, enjoy the gorgeous rooms above the warmly traditional bar and top quality restaurant

dating back some 300 years, this period inn offers comfortable traditional accommodation, welcoming locals and visitors alike

affordable accommodation in stylish contemporary rooms in a good location, with the convenience of a popular restaurant on site