The Best Gloucestershire Pub Accommodation

refurbished, 17th-century former coaching inn, set overlooking the stocks on the green, offering elegant rooms, good food and a terraced patio

character inn nestled in a riverside spot in a delightful village, log fires roar in winter whilst in summer there is al fresco drinking and dining

elegant hotel standing on Cirencester's delightful Market Place, offering stylish guest rooms, comfy lounges and a subterranean dry spa

smart guest rooms, cosy public spaces, a choice of dining and drinking options and private riverside gardens all enhance the idyllic setting

a traditional Cotswold stone inn has upgraded to offer fine, locally-sourced food and smart, stylish rooms, some with roll top baths

parts of this former coaching inn date from the 15th century, today there are comfy rooms with country decor and locally sourced food and drink

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

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

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

popular, family-run, A40 roadside inn, set in scenic countryside between Gloucester and Ross-on-Wye with guest rooms in a modern annexe

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

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

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

family-run bar and restaurant offering homely guest rooms and hearty pub food; ideally placed for Berkeley Castle and the Wet Lands Trust

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

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

in the beautiful Forest of Dean, a friendly inn with welcoming facilities for children offers hearty food and comfortable refurbished rooms

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

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

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

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

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

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

located on the banks of the River Avon and offering a selection of locally brewed ales

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

cosy pub in a pretty village - moments from William Morris's Kelmscott Manor - that offers a peaceful and relaxing escape to the country

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

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

in a pretty village convenient for access to Wales and Bristol, well-equipped rooms and a self-catering breakfast provide enjoyable comfort

a traditional inn welcoming guests for over two centuries, today it offers good quality accommodation and freshly cooked meals in the restaurant

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

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

this quaint village inn serves fine quality food, and comfortable rooms are available, either in the inn or in a stylish new garden annexe

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

16th century, former coaching inn featuring well-equipped, individually designed rooms, a restaurant serving local produce and lively bar

a country inn with a cosy bar and tasty seasonal food in the restaurant; the smart newly-renovated rooms blend stylish comfort with tradition

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

this traditional inn features AA two rosette dining, cooked by the chef owner, and now also has refurbished rooms, spacious and comfortable

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

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

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

updated 18th-century pub, located a 10-minute walk from the historic High Street, featuring chic, comfortable and individually styled rooms

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

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

half-timbered inn, located opposite Tewkesbury Abbey, featuring comfortable, traditional style rooms and a friendly bar and restaurant

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

a traditional hostelry, on the edge of the Forest of Dean, offers the comfort of modern, well-appointed rooms and a great dining experience

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

you'll find friendly staff, well-presented rooms and delicious breakfasts in this traditional inn in the heart of a pretty town on the Severn Estuary

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

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

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 Tewkesbury landmark combining historic buildings dating from the 15th and 18th centuries; guest rooms come individually styled

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 with spacious guest rooms and a traditional bar with open log fires ideally placed to explore the Forest of Dean and area

traditional, family-run inn - dates from the 16th century with period features in some of the rooms - located a short walk from the Thames

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

a stone-built 13th century inn set in a pretty village in the Forest of Dean near Clearwell Castle, has cosy rooms and a help-yourself breakfast

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

with a convenient location just 5 minutes drive from the M5 and on the fringes of the Cotswolds, this welcoming inn is an ideal exploring base

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

the A40 location, between Gloucester and Ross-on-Wye, of this friendly pub is ideal for an en-route stopover when travelling to or from Wales

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

in a quiet Forest of Dean village, a friendly and welcoming inn offering simple bedrooms and good pub food along with fine cask ales

treat yourself to a stay in this prize-winning inn, with comfortable well-furnished rooms and breakfast made from locally sourced ingredients

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

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

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

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

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

15th century inn retaining original character and features including a galleried courtyard and exposed beams situated close to the Cathedral

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

said to be one of Gloucestershire's oldest inns, there is plenty of original character in the bar, yet offers contemporary, well-appointed rooms

family-run, traditional pub, with parts dating from the 15th century, set on the banks of the River Severn a short drive from Tewkesbury

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

offers traditional style rooms with modern touches, a restaurant serving local produce, a cosy bar and patio for al fresco dining when warmer

traditional, village pub with a unique location at the top of the longest green in England, easily accessed from the M5 and WWT Slimbridge

relaxing log fires in the winter, stylish lounges and an attractive walled garden all add to the country house ambience at this in-town hotel

17th-century freehouse next to the village green and church has simple, but comfy, bedrooms and serves freshly made in-house bar meals

an historic inn in a beautiful Cotswolds town has a quintessentially traditional beamed bar and stylish rooms with roll top baths upstairs

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

offers well-presented apartments, sleeping 4 or 6, above the pub and a farmhouse kitchen and restaurant serving local produce

roadside inn located on the A4136 a few minutes drive from Mitcheldean offering comfy, motel-style guest rooms and log fires in the main bar

spacious and cosy, with rustic wooden furnishings, guest rooms in a converted Victorian building opposite a traditional village pub

in a beautiful waterfront location, this inn with modern rooms, attentive staff and enjoyable meals on site, is great for a country getaway

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

good-value accommodation above a Nepalese restaurant and traditional bar located on the A46 and ideally placed to explore the Forest of Dean

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

the South Cotswolds, Bath and Bristol are all within reach of this historic beamed inn with a large and varied restaurant menu and homely rooms

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

elegant hotel in extensive grounds just half a mile from The National Arboretum; rooms are in either the main hotel or garden cottages

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

a 17th century coach house in the heart of a picturesque market town extends a warm welcome; it has comfortable rooms and a sociable bar

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

well appointed and charming 14th century posting house with a rich and varied heritage located within an easy drive of Bath and Bristol

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

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

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

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

enjoy a spot of laid-back, country comfort and luxury at this stylish accommodation set in a rolling landscape just off of the A40

the town is on the edge of the Cotswolds with easy access to Bristol, and this inn with friendly owners offers cosy rooms and traditional pub food

a wealth of history and character can be seen at this 16th century hotel including axe marks in a door made by Oliver Cromwell’s soldiers

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

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

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

elegant, stylish hotel with a relaxed country house atmosphere, smart guest rooms, award-winning dining and a secluded walled-garden

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

offers simple, motel-style guest rooms, a restaurant serving a traditional pub and grill menu, lively bar and games room and children's area