The New Inn has been described as the 'most complete surviving example of a medieval courtyard inn with galleries.' Built in the mid 15th century by...

Robert Raikes's house, in Gloucester's Southgate Street, has undergone an extensive restoration courtesy of Yorkshire brewer Samuel Smith. This subst...

This traditional country hotel lies in 27 acres of grounds. The public areas are pleasant and traditionally furnished. There are 34 comfortable en-sui...

Friendly, family run traditional pub with inexpensive B&B close to Cheltenham city centre. Bedrooms are clean and comfortable and most are en-suite. ...

The Bell is situated opposite Tewkesbury Abbey, rebuilt in the early 17th century as a guest-house. It's had a recent refurbishment and offers good v...

To get to The Five Mile House take the exit to Duntisbourne Abbots on the A417, the pub is in a cul-de-sac running parallel to the dual carriageway on...

The Wild Duck is a beautiful 16th century family run country inn close to the source of the Thames. Once a farmhouse it nestles in the quiet Cotswold ...

Having driven many miles to see this exquisite old pub, we'd only got ourselves to blame for not checking the opening times. So please be warned. Wh...

The Old Manse was built as a pastor's house in the mid 18th century in the beautiful Cotswold village of Bourton-on-Water. It has 15 luxury rooms, a s...

A friendly welcome at the Mason's Arms, Meysey Hampton, gets a visit off to a good start, but there's more to commend this traditional village inn. ...

William Morris described Bibury as 'the most beautiful village in England' and sealed its fate as a tourist attraction. Its perfection is tempered b...

The Lamb Inn is a warm and welcoming pub in a small Cotswold village, halfway between Burford and Bourton-on-the-Water. The décor is traditional and c...

The Virginia Creeper clad New Inn sits in the quiet Cotswold village of St. Aldwyns; both village and inn are immaculate. Recently renovated, the inn ...

Racing. Horse racing to be precise. That's the name of the game at Hollow Bottom. There's racing on the TV, photographs of race horses and jockeys o...

The Crown of Crucis is ideally situated for exploring the Cotswolds, just east of Cirencester on the A417 toward Lechlade. This long, low, 16th centur...

The White Hart sign may say 'restaurant and accommodation' but popping in for just a drink is no problem according to the landlord. An attractive ti...

Friendly, family run traditional pub with inexpensive B&B close to Cheltenham city centre. Bedrooms are clean and comfortable and most are en-suite. ...

The Rising Sun is a large, modernised hotel high above the plains around Cheltenham. Worth a visit for the views across to the Welsh mountains if noth...

The Boars Head at Aust is on the English side of the old Severn Bridge (M48), from the roundabout on the A403/M48 junction, follow the sign Aust, a le...

Set on a high bank the Victoria Inn at Eastleach enjoys views across the gentle hills of the Cotswolds. Built in the early 18th century it became a pu...

The creeper-clad Swan at Southrop is a pretty, mid-17th century Cotswold inn with a reputation for good food. Awarded 2 AA rosettes the pub is run by ...