Cotswolds Inns & Pub Accommodation Guide

a lovely inn, featuring boutique-style guestrooms, renowned for its fine dining

a restored 17th century ale house set in Natural Trust parkland and an ideal base for exploring

17th century town house steeped in character featuring boutique rooms with chic decor, good food and drink and a great location in Woodstock

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

a charming 16th century inn with a courtyard, serving traditional fayre using seaonal produce

classic Georgian facade on the outside, contemporary British on the inside reflected in the individually designed rooms and public spaces

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

with log fires and oak beamed ceilings, enjoy the atmosphere in this 17th century coaching inn

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 listed town house where traditional character and contemporary style combine succesfully

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

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

a delightful, historic, 400-year-old country village inn with an informal atmosphere and friendly staff

a historic inn with roaring fires and rambling gardens, choose from an excellent seasonal menu

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

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

situated in an historic village, this lovely village pub offers top quality rooms and a warm welcome

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

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

featuring log fires, stone walls and oak beams, this welcoming pub sits in the heart of the Cotswolds