The Cotswolds Family Hotels Guide

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

a charming Cotswold retreat steeped in rustic charm and character features, guest rooms are elegant and each has individual style

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 delightful, historic, 400-year-old village inn set on a peaceful village green packed full of character and offering award-winning dining

an Indian-themed spa, fine dining and elegant, classically styled rooms combine at this charming hotel set in a magnificent country estate

former coaching inn dating from the 16th century combining a wealth of character, stylish rooms - classic and contemporary - and a relaxing spa

elegant country house hotel with many character features set in 100 acres of grounds that offer scenic views over the glorious countryside

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

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

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