The Best Tewkesbury Hotels

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

set in 140 acres of parkland, yet close to the M50 and M5, with a championship golf course and a range of relaxing leisure facilities

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

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

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

elegant Georgian property, superbly decorated throughout, featuring individually designed rooms complete with original period features

charming well-appointed rooms offer a high standard of comfort in this 18th century stone-built coaching inn on the edge of the Cotswolds

set upon the highest point in the Cotswolds with superb views over the surrounding countryside; stay in individually designed guest rooms

half-timbered inn, located opposite Tewkesbury Abbey, featuring comfortable, traditional style rooms and a friendly bar and restaurant

good value accommodation providing simple style rooms in a handy, central location close to Tewkesbury Abbey, shops and restaurants

located on the banks of the River Avon and offering a selection of locally brewed ales

a 16th century house with beams, inglenook fireplaces and a private lake in its glorious grounds, has cosy rooms and a great breakfast

family-run, traditional pub, with parts dating from the 15th century, set on the banks of the River Severn a short drive from Tewkesbury

a traditional country pub at the foot of Bredon Hill on the fringes of the Cotswolds serving a seasonal menu, real ales and locally brewed cider

nestled on the side of Cleeve Hill overlooking the Malvern Valley, guest rooms are stylish, comfortable and each has individual decoration

in a quiet village, 10 minutes drive from Cheltenham, this welcoming and well-appointed B&B is ideally placed for visiting the racecourse

offers a peaceful and relaxing retreat and a good base for exploring nearby Cheltenham, Sudeley Castle and the Cotswold countryside

in the heart of the countryside with glorious views, this comfortable house on a working farm offers pretty rooms and a substantial breakfast