The Best Gloucestershire Family-Friendly Hotels

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

set in 26 acres of grounds atop Birdlip Hill with scenic views over the Gloucestershire countryside and is 15 minutes drive from Gloucester

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

relaxing getaway with its own 18-hole golf course, bowling green and access to a wide range of activities based in and around the local area

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

popular, family-run, A40 roadside inn, set in scenic countryside between Gloucester and Ross-on-Wye with guest rooms in a modern annexe

a wealth of history and character can be seen at this 16th century hotel including axe marks in a door made by Oliver Cromwell’s soldiers

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

18th-century inn featuring elegant, individually decorated guest rooms located with Tetbury's shops, restaurants and cafes on the doorstep

16th century inn offering warm hospitality and a relaxing ambience with log fires in the lounge, comfy places to sit awhile and home cooked food

sitting close to the top of Cleeve Hill - the highest point in the Cotswolds - with panoramic views across Cheltenham to the Malvern Hills beyond

small, privately owned hotel offering an oasis of tranquillity in one of Cirencester's oldest streets yet only a short stroll from the town centre

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

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 Tewkesbury landmark combining historic buildings dating from the 15th and 18th centuries; guest rooms come individually styled

the A40 location, between Gloucester and Ross-on-Wye, of this friendly pub is ideal for an en-route stopover when travelling to or from Wales

15th century inn retaining original character and features including a galleried courtyard and exposed beams situated close to the Cathedral

traditional inn dating from the 16th retaining plenty of original character, the comfortable guest rooms are situated in a converted stable block