The Best Gloucestershire Hotels

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

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

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

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

placed on Cheltenham's outskirts with good access to the M5, A40, Gloucester and the Cotswolds therefore making a comfy exploring base

walk in the footsteps of Henry VIII, stay in atmospheric bedchambers, enjoy award-winning food and delightful gardens at this Tudor castle

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

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

local ales, gin and food from local farms and producers are served at this classic, honey-hued Cotswold inn; rooms are stylish and inviting

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

country inn, nestled in a quiet corner of the Cotswolds, featuring ancient oak beams, individually designed guest rooms and a pretty garden

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

enjoy a spot of laid-back, country comfort and luxury at this stylish accommodation set in a rolling landscape just off of the A40

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

14th century manor house set amidst 54 acres of glorious Cotswolds countryside and features rooms furnished with antiques and fine fabrics

Georgian manor house set in an elevated spot that affords scenic views, there is a great range of facilities including tennis, golf and relaxing spa

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

elegant, Grade II listed Queen Anne house set in 12 acres of grounds, guest rooms are richly furnished and there is a fine dining restaurant

300-year old, Grade II listed building, sympathetically renovated to retain plenty of character whilst also offering contemporary facilities