The Best Cotswolds Hotels

a former rectory, dating from the 17th-century, set in 8 acres of secluded gardens, offering elegant rooms and award-winning, fine dining

sophisticated and chic accommodation in an elegant Cheltenham townhouse offering a drawing room, court yard garden and honesty bar

impressive country house set in 12 acres of grounds, there are smart, well-appointed rooms, outstanding dining options and a sumptuous spa

chic and contemporary country house set in 55 acres of parkland, woods and meadows, handmade furniture and fabrics furnish guest rooms

Neo-Gothic mansion set in 40 acres of private grounds offering luxurious, well appointed rooms, fine dining and relaxing leisure facilities

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

a tranquil hotel that offers a successful mix of period features and contemporary decor

a classic townhouse, residing on the historic High Street, featuring elegant rooms, relaxed and fine dining restaurants and quiet gardens

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

traditional country manor and stylish boutique decor blend with a luxurious spa and fine dining at this sophisticated Elizabethan house

a privately owned, 17th century manor where contemporary interiors, attentive service, a relaxed ambience and creative dishes combine

restored historic buildings form a village within a village and offer utter luxury, fine dining and enjoyable facilities, including a cookery school

13th century manor set in tranquil, well-tended gardens offering style and comfort, rest and relaxation along with award-winning dining

Britain's oldest purpose-built hotel has resided next to Malmesbury Abbey since 1220, today it offers elegant rooms and good food

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

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

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

dating from the 15th century, guests will discover many period features, open fireplaces, flagstone floors, whilst staying in elegant guest rooms

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

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