The Best Badminton Bed & Breakfasts

a traditional, cosy, inn, with luxurious and beautiful rooms set in an adjacent modern annexe, close to pretty Castle Combe and Badminton

this family run, welcoming guest house is set on a working farm and offers a tranquil, comfortable retreat in a picturesque setting

well-established guest house set in a 2 acre Victorian walled garden on the fringes of pretty Grittleton and a short drive from Castle Combe

in a picturesque village famed for the horse trials, a Cotswold stone farmhouse with charming, high quality rooms and very welcoming hosts

character building dating from the 12th century set in a village often described as England's prettiest; guest rooms are elegantly decorated

the warm hospitality and high quality guest rooms have been praised at this family-run B&B in a quiet spot on the edge of the Cotswolds

a traditional inn, on the A46, with many original features, boasting luxurious and stylish accommodation situated in a modern annexe

a characterful 17th century stone built inn, retains original beams and sloping ceilings, offering pleasant, individually decorated guest rooms

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

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

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

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

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

a 14th century manor house set in 365 acres of secluded parkland, offering luxurious bedrooms and facilities, and unforgettable dining

a comfortable country hotel in beautiful surroundings, with good access to Bristol and Bath, and also very near the Cotswold Way for walkers