Hotels in Gloucestershire England United Kingdom

This family-run hotel and restaurant in the heart of the Cotswold Hills is close to Berkeley Castle, the Jenner Museum, the Wet Lands Trust and Slimbridge Severn Way. Boasting a warm and welcoming atmosphere, The Malt House is an informal, friendly inn where you can relax with a good meal and drinks. Many attractions are nearby, and you can use the hotel as a cosy base for exploring Berkeley Vale and Gloucestershire's countryside.

Courtyard House is set in Blockley. The accommodation is 28.6 miles from Oxford. Stratford-upon-Avon is 12.4 miles from the cottage. The nearest airport is Birmingham Airport, 29.8 miles from the property.

This 17th-century Manor House is in stunning grounds overlooking Stroud Water Canal and the hills of the Stroud Valley. It has an award-winning restaurant, and routes for cycling and walking. Stonehouse Court Hotel offers bistro-style lunches and à la carte dinners in Court Brasserie. The restaurant has an AA Rosette and serves modern fresh, contemporary, British cuisine. The 6 acres of grounds include attractive gardens and lawns for a peaceful stroll or croquet. Walk from the gardens to the canal and the countryside beyond. Stonehouse Court is well located for the Cotswold Way, and the chefs can create a packed lunch if you wish to spend the day exploring. Some bedrooms are in the manor house and others are in the Garden Wing. All are bright, modern, and many have views over St Cyr's Church and the hotel's gardens.

The Egypt Mill Hotel is situated in the unspoilt Cotswold town of Nailsworth. The 16th century riverside hotel features a restaurant and bar. The Rosette Restaurant has a great local reputation with a wide choice of dishes to suit all tastes. Friendly service in relaxed surroundings makes for a memorable evening or lunchtime. In the summer, the patio and water gardens are open daily where you can enjoy a meal outside or a relaxing pre dinner drink. Upstairs, a great function facility caters for larger groups, private dining, weddings or conferences. In the bar, the carefully renovated and working mill-wheel is housed behind glass to be visible to all who eat here.

With a riverside location and set in a Cotswold stone building, this 5 gold star inn serves local, seasonal produce in the restaurant. Surrounded by 4 acres of grounds, The Slaughters Country Inn has 31 individually designed bedrooms. Beamed ceilings and log fires feature in The Slaughters' stylish bar, offering a cosy dining atmosphere. A modern British seasonal menu and full English breakfasts are available in the restaurant. During the summer months, guests can dine and drink on the terrace overlooking the River Eye. A TV, free internet access, hairdryer and select toiletries are provided in each room. A modern private bathroom complete with fluffy white towels, a bath, and a shower. Bath robes are available on request. Located in the centre of Lower Slaughter, just a 2-minute walk away from the Old Mill Museum, where local crafts and homemade ice cream can be purchased. Free private parking is possible at this hotel, which is just a 6-minute drive from the popular market town of Stow-on-the-Wold.

The Coach and Horses Inn is a refurbished 400-year-old Cotswold coaching house with fine food, Sunday lunches and free parking. The inn is set on the outskirts of the picturesque village of Bourton-on-the-Water and a 25-minute drive from Cheltenham Racecourse. It is ideal for families wanting to explore the Gloucestershire villages of Stow-on-the-Wold, the Slaughters and Broadway.

The Dovecote Cottage is located in Clearwell. The holiday home features city views and is 28 miles from Bath. With free WiFi, this holiday home offers a TV, a washing machine and a kitchen with an oven and toaster. The holiday home also features a bathroom. Cardiff is 29.2 miles from the holiday home, while Bristol is 20.5 miles away. Bristol Airport is 24.9 miles from the property.

In beautiful tranquil natural surroundings, this charming 13th century stone-built hotel offers comfortable, attractive accommodation with modern facilities seamlessly integrated alongside beautiful original features. The Tudor Farmhouse Hotel is situated in the historic village of Clearwell, on the fringe of the Forest of Dean and the Wye Valley. Deep in the heart of the natural beauty of the countryside, the hotel is surrounded by immaculately kept landscaped gardens and 14 acres of fields. The building’s stunning original features include massive oak beams, original panelling, an oak spiral staircase and a large, rough stone inglenook fireplace in the attractive lounge. The 20 en suite rooms have been refurbished in a traditional style without compromising the structure’s beautiful historic charm. Each room offers sensitively incorporated contemporary comforts and facilities, including tea/coffee making facilities, hairdryers, flat-screen TVs with satellite channels and wireless internet access.

Ideally situated on the banks of the River Thames in the market town of Lechlade-on-Thames, this characteristic 17th century coaching inn blends 250 years of hospitality with state-of-the-art comforts. New Inn provides an ideal base from which to explore a number of interesting cities, towns and areas of natural beauty. Known as the Gateway to the Cotswolds, it is within easy reach of Bath, Oxford, Cirencester, Cheltenham, Gloucester, Swindon and some of the most beautiful countryside in Britain. For business events and special occasions the New Inn provides the Thames Suite, designed to accommodate up to 150 delegates (seated) or 100 guests at an event. The suite is accessed via its own double doorway, meaning it can offer complete privacy from the main hotel.

Thornbury Golf Lodge is set in the market town of Thornbury and dates from the mid-1500s. It features individually decorated rooms and is part of Thornbury Golf Centre. The centre's facilities include a club house restaurant, two 18-hole golf courses, a floodlit driving range, a golf school and golf shop. Situated just north of Bristol, minutes from the M4 and M5, the lodge is ideal for the business traveller; visiting golfer; or simply as a holiday touring base for the West Country or the Cotswolds. Stay in individually designed bedrooms with convenient facilities, including satellite television and an en suite bath or shower. A restaurant is open through-out the day, enabling you to unwind when you're not on the golf course or out exploring.

Surrounded by 26 acres of beautiful grounds, Royal George Hotel offers free Wi-Fi, real ales, and serves food all day. On the Cotswold Way, it is a 15 minute drive from Cheltenham and Gloucester. Each room is slightly different in style, but all have free Wi-Fi, satellite TV and a bathroom. Some rooms open onto the grounds. Traditional meals and lighter snacks are served every day, until 10 pm. The Royal George often hosts live music or a quiz in the evening. Outdoor dining is possible on the grounds and heated terrace. Located in Birdlip village, the 18th-century hotel has a free parking lot and fine views of the peaceful Gloucestershire countryside. Highway M5 is about 5 miles away, and Bristol and Swindon are less than a one hour drive from the hotel.

Hunters Hall is a 16th-century coaching inn in the old village of Kingscote in the Cotswolds. Its beamed ceilings and open fires create a cosy, inviting atmosphere. There are 3 comfortable bars and a restaurant offering traditional dishes, wines and Real Ales. Hunters Hall Inn has been recommended by Camra and The Good Pub Guide. The comfortable en suite bedrooms are in the beautifully converted stable block. A ground-floor room with disabled facilities is available. There is a large garden and children's play area, ideal for summer lunches or barbecues. Local attractions include the historic houses at Owl Pen Manor, Berkeley Castle, Chavenage House and Dyrham Park. The hilltop village of Painswick has a beautiful Rococo garden, and Westonbirt Arboretum has a magnificent collection of trees.

Built in 1850, this elegant Georgian house, overlooking the cricket green in the charming village of Parkend, invites you to relax and unwind at the heart of the Royal Forest of Dean. Once the home of Bill Tandy, author of 'A Doctor in the Forest', the house has been restored to provide accommodation in an area of outstanding natural beauty and history. Edale House is adjacent to the RSPB Nagshead bird reserve and accessible to the many miles of cycle paths within the Forest of Dean. Furthermore you can visit the historic village of Parkend. Please note that dogs can only be accommodated in the ground floor rooms.

Just minutes from junction 18 of the M4, Cross Hands Hotel is a charming 14th-century posting house with a pub and restaurant. The Cross Hands restaurant is relaxed, spacious and warm. Its interesting food has an excellent reputation. The charming oak-beamed Beaufort Bar has traditional ales, tasty bar food and an open fireplace. The Queen sheltered at the hotel during a blizzard in 1981. For those who like spooky history, the cellars were once used to house convicted criminals sentenced to death by 'Bloody' Judge Jeffreys.

With original features and traditional charm, Old Manse Hotel overlooks the River Windrush. In picturesque Bourton-on-the-Water, the hotel has free parking, a riverside terrace and free Wi-Fi. The elegant rooms at The Old Manse each have a private bathroom. All rooms have tea and coffee facilities, a work desk and hairdryer. Some rooms have wonderful period features and river views. The Old Manse Restaurant serves traditional British cuisine and light snacks. The bar offers real ales, and there is also a large garden terrace and heated patio. Full English breakfasts are served daily, with continental options also available. Built in 1748, The Old Manse Hotel is surrounded by beautiful Cotswold countryside in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The pretty village is home to The Model Village, which is just 300 metres away, and the Motor Museum is a 5-minute walk.