Cotswolds Mid-Range Hotels Guide

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

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

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

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

a former coaching inn dating from 1637 that retains much of its original character whilst providing comfortable, tastefully decorated rooms

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

enjoys a secluded and elevated setting overlooking the Golden Valley, public areas are elegant and guest rooms are individually decorated

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 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

welcoming weary travellers, including royalty, for centuries, a character inn with charming period features combined with today's comforts

enjoy the tranquil setting of this elegant, 17th century inn boasting a rustic, cosy bar and elegant, modern rooms also with a rustic touch

traditional, welcoming hotel set in a vibrant and colourful garden yet enjoying direct access to the historic Market Sqaure in the town centre

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

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

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

each guest room is comfortably furnished with a mix of contemporary furniture and classic pieces and make for an ideal Cotswolds break

charming inn residing in an elevated spot boasting scenic views of the Woodchester Valley; guest rooms are well-appointed and vary in size

chic, elegant guest rooms sit above a modern, airy restaurant that serves a creative, modern, British menu with a local produce emphasis