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Our rates are per room per night and are inclusive of accommodation in a double or twin bedded room, full English breakfast and VAT, based on two people sharing.

Monday - Friday

Terrace Room £95
Double/Twin £80
Single Occupancy £65

Saturday Night Only (Rates are inclusive
of a three course dinner in our restaurant or grill.)

Terrace Room - £200
Double/Twin - £180
Single Occupancy - £110

Special rates for business guests and longer-term stays are available on application and are negotiable. Our restaurant is closed on Sunday nights when a bed and breakfast rate will apply. However, a wonderful cold supper can be made available with prior notice.

Our renowned restaurant serves modern European food in an elegant yet relaxed setting, or try our new wine, tapas bar and grill next door for more informal dining in a funky setting.

Then stay overnight in one of our five cosy bedrooms, which provide ideal accommodation for a short Cotswold break. Each room is has an en suite shower room and is individually furnished with rich fabrics and antiques.

The double rooms are named after the fields surrounding Sudeley Castle of which one, "Almsbury", has a private terrace overlooking the North Cotswold Edge. The Castle itself can be seen from here in Winter, once the leaves have fallen.

Our twin bedroom is know as "The Preacher's Room" since the founder of the Methodist Church, John Wesley, stayed here in 1755 and 1779 as a guest of the then owner of the building, John Stait, whilst preaching in the town.

Hence our name - Wesley House

Midweek Winter Gourmet Break Stay any night Mon-Thurs for only £69 per person per night inclusive of 3 course dinner in our restaurant or wine bar, accommodation in one of our cosy ensuite rooms and full English breakfast the next day. Call 01242 602366 to make a reservation quoting "WEB69". Offer excludes 14th February, 12th to 16th March and Bank Holidays.

Sarah and Ian Chisholm welcome you to Blair House

Blair House is a very attractive late Georgian residence situated in the ancient Saxon town of Winchcombe within a short walking distance of all local amenities in the town, including restaurants, shops, and tourist attractions.  It is just a stone’s throw from the beautiful Cotswold  countryside with its many picturesque footpaths, including the famous Cotswold Way long distance path, to tempt walkers and country lovers.

Blair House has three guest bedrooms - a double room on the ground floor with its own spacious en-suite shower room, a large twin room with washbasin on the first floor, and also on the first floor a single room with a 1370mm wide bed. The latter two rooms have shared use of a separate bathroom.  All the guest bedrooms are charmingly decorated, and each has a colour television set, as well as tea and coffee making facilities.

There is a sitting room for guests on the ground floor just opposite the dining room.  This is equipped with magazines and a colour television set.

Sarah is renowned for the quality of her breakfasts, and she uses local produce wherever possible, including free range eggs.  You will be offered a Full English Breakfas or one or more alternatives (such as scrambled eggs with smoked bacon). A vegetarian breakfast is also available on request.

Nearby attractions include historic Sudeley Castle and the Gloucestershire & Warwickshire Steam Railway.  A short drive further afield are several National Trust properties and the world famous  Cheltenham Racecourse.

PRICES:-

Double room with ensuite shower room - from £60.00 per night
Twin room with shared bathroom - from £56 per night
Single room with shared bathroom - from £35 per night

Old Stones is a solid Cotswold Stone house offering our guests two rooms with
spectacular views, one double/twin room and one single.

Brockhampton is ideally situated only 11 miles outside Cheltenham and a short distance from Winchcombe, Bourton-on-the-Water and Stow-on-the-Wold. It is a quiet village with a lovely old pub and surrounded by beautiful countryside inviting you to explore on foot, bike or by car.

During the summer months you are welcome to use our lovingly tended grass tennis court.

The double room has its own TV and hospitality trays are available.

Start the day with a sumptuous breakfast including our own eggs and honey.

We are open all year round and we welcome pets (comfortable outside kennel available).
We are a non smoking family.

Absolutely superb situation with magnificent scenery, this impressive mellow stone Cotswold Farmhouse offers cosy, comfortable, well equipped and spacious accommodation. Bedrooms are en suite or with private facilities, TV's, beverages, armchairs and many other homely extras. There is a beautiful guest lounge, attractive dining room and a large well tended garden to relax in and enjoy the views across the countryside towards Winchcombe.

The farm itself is just south of Winchcombe. You approach it down a half-mile tree-lined drive to the tiny Hamlet of Postlip with its 14th century Manor House and Tythe Barn. Absolute peace and quiet are guaranteed, yet we are less than five minutes from Winchcombe, in itself a beautiful yet unspoilt small Cotswold town.

Sudeley Castle, reputed to be one of the finest small castles in the country, is only 5 minutes away on the edge of Winchcombe. There are numerous eating places in the locality, all serving great food. We are very centrally placed for visiting all that the Cotswolds have to offer. Stanway, Broadway, Chipping Campden, Stow-on-the-Wold, Bourton-on-the-Water and The Slaughters are just a few of the villages close by.

You are assured of a warm welcome by David Eayrs at North Farmcote

North Farmcote is a working family farm producing sheep and cereals. It is situated high on the Cotswold escarpment in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

The house was built around 1840 for the second Lord Sudeley. It has a flagstoned hall entrance leading to comfortable spacious accommodation upstairs. There are three rooms - a twin room with en-suite bathroom, a second twin room with private bathroom and a double en-suite room. All rooms are large enough to accommodate a third bed if required. The rooms are non-smoking and equipped with television, radio, hairdryer and hospitality tray.

The house is surrounded by a large garden where guests can have afternoon tea on the terrace in the summer and enjoy the views across to the Malvern Hills and Welsh mountains beyond.

Farmcote is well situated for walking, with the Cotswold Way crossing the farm. In the immediate vicinity there are lovely country walks, some of which can take in a pub or two. Nearby is the Cotswold Farm Park at Temple Guiting, The Gloucestershire and Warwickshire Steam Railway at Toddington, the historic Sudeley Castle at Winchcombe and Prescott Hill Climb for motor enthusiasts.

Broadway, Chipping Campden, Stow-on-the-Wold, Bourton-on-the-Water and Cheltenham are all within a half-hour's drive, with Stratford, Oxford and Bath only an hour away.

Gower House is ideally situated close to shops, pubs & restaurants, in the centre of Winchcombe an old Cotswold town once known as Wincelcombe and was the ancient capital of Mercia.

The house was origionally built as two cottages in the early 17th century out of  Cotswold stone probably taken from the ruins of Winchcombe Abbey which had been totally destroyed during Henry VIII's "disollution of the monastries".

It has three first floor bedrooms, two are en-suite with either twin or double beds, the third has a double bed with a large private bathroom with choice of shower or bath (ideal for weary walkers to soak in!) All bedrooms are equipped with tea/coffee making facilities, colour TV, clock radio and hairdryer and full central heating.

The dining room, with and interesting collection of weights & scales, is on the ground floor. There is also a lounge area with TV for guests use. Off street parking includes two garages and a further three uncovered spaces.  Large secluded garden is available for guests use. 

Terms Double/Twin en-suite  £53 for 2 persons sharing including full English breakfast. Double with private bathroom £50 for 2 persons sharing including English breakfast.

Home Orchard Cottage

Bed & Breakfast Accommodation

Louisa and John Davison welcome you to Home Orchard Cottage.

Situated in the small rural hamlet of Hailes on the northern edge of the Cotswold’s escarpment, Home Orchard Cottage benefits from exceptional views of open countryside.

It is adjacent to Hailes Abbey, close to the Cotswold town of Winchcombe with good access to many surrounding Cotswold villages and popular tourist locations.

Being on the Cotswold Way and within ½ mile of the Gloucestershire Way, Home Orchard Cottage is ideally situated both for walkers and for those seeking a base from which to explore the region.

Accommodation

The self contained accommodation comprises of:

• Double room and twin room
• Dining area (with television and tea and coffee facilities)
• Private guest bathroom (with shower over bath)

Facilities

• Ample Car parking, Own Entrance, Central Heating, Garden for Guests

Catering

• Full English Breakfast
• Packed lunches and evening meals by prior arrangement

Tariff (including breakfast)

£25.00 per person per night and £35.00 for single occupancy.

Farmhouse dating back to approximately 1600's nestled at the foot of the Cotswold Hills, lovingly restored combining character with convenience. Situated on the Cotswold Way between Broadway and Winchcombe.

Good facilities and a warm welcome
All rooms en suite. One double room with jacuzzi, one family room with shower/bath, one twin room with shower. Tea and coffee making facilities in all rooms. Evening meals and pack lunches available on request. Guest lounge/TV room, guest dinning room. Free off road parking in large farm courtyard. Large gardens. Porterage available. A warm welcome awaits you from Maggie and Mick.

Ideally situated for exploring the Cotswolds
1 mile from local Pub/Restaurant and historic steam railway. 1 mile from the picturesque village of Stanway, with its Jacobean Manor House and Watergardens. 1 mile from Hailes Abbey and farmshop. 5 miles from Sudely Castle in the historic town of Winchcombe. 12 miles from regency Cheltenham and race course. Visit Cotswold towns such as Stratford-upon-Avon, Bourton-on-the-Water, Tewkesbury, Evesham, Stow-on-the-Wold, Burford. Horse riding facilities in the village.

Accomodation
Choose from three different bedrooms to stay in, depending on your requirements. The Green room boasts two single beds, with ensuite shower facilities. The Yellow room can accomodate families thanks to the large double and single beds, with ensuite showering and bathing facilities. Finally the Blue room contains a large double bed, with ensuite bathroom boasting a jacuzzi. For more information on these rooms, click on the icons below.

ONE SILK MILL LANE  is quietly situated in the centre of Winchcombe, with views to the Cotswold hills. Sudeley Castle is 5 mins walk away. There is excellent walking from the house,including the Cotswold and Wychavon Ways.

Bedrooms are comfortable and spacious, with en-suite facilities. TV,Hairdryer, Minifridge and hospitality tray are provided. There is a large garden for the use of guests. Off street parking available.

Welcome to the home of John and Sue Parry

A warm welcome awaits you at Gantier, a traditional stone house which is situated on the edge of the village, with lovely views across the meadowland to the Cotswold hills.

All the bedrooms benefit from a colour television, tea & coffee making facilities, radio/alarm, hairdryer and a private bathroom.

Breakfast time is flexible and special diets can be catered for with prior notice.

Evening meals are not provided, although there is a local village pub providing excellent food within walking distance and several other highly recommended establishments close by.

Gantier is a non-smoking household (we do have a lovely garden & a covered porch if you are desperate!), and we do not usually take children under 14 years old.

We look forward to a visit from you and can promise a warm welcome and a comfortable and relaxed atmosphere, whether it be for a night or for a week.

Nestled beside the River Isbourne in the delightfully
pretty Cotswold town of Winchcombe

Isbourne Manor House originally dates back to Elizabethan times, Extensive Georgian additions greatly enhance the charm. The house is quietly situated within lovely gardens very near to the beautiful grounds of Sudeley Castle and only a 300 yards walk from Winchcombe, Saxon town of pilgrimage with 1,400 years of history.

All rooms are furnished to a very high standard, combining the owners love of antiques with modern comfort Isbourne Manor House guests are offered private parking and sole use of the front garden.

The reception rooms are for guests' personal use, like the bedrooms, they are decorated and appointed with attention to detail and concern for your comfort.

The bedrooms all offer luxury extras to make their guests feel cosseted. These include colour TV's, radio alarms, hair dryers, bathrobes, toiletries, tea trays, mineral water, fresh fruit and flowers, plenty of books, magazines, guides and local information.

Breakfasts are served in the Dining Room and are generous and varied, they include best quality local produce and Felicity's home-made marmalades and jams.

TARIFF: Room charge: from £70 - £90 per night and includes full English breakfast.
SINGLE OCCUPANCY: is possible from £55 per night.

Gaia Cottage is a period townhouse, probably dating back to the eightteenth Century, but now significantly extended and fully modernised. Situated near the centre of Winchcombe, it is within easy walking distance of all the town’s amenities.

The twin bedded room has a panoramic view of the Cotswold hills and the gatehouse to well promoted Sudeley Castle. There is large private bathroom with bath and separate shower.

Winchcombe is a great centre for visitors wishing to explore the Cotswolds on foot, bicycle or car. For walkers, the Gloucestershire Way passes directly past us and the Cotswold Way is within sight! There are many more well marked walks suitable for all levels passing through the town. You can even borrow our OS map!  We offer drying facilities and a boot washing service, as well as baggage forwarding when arranged in advance.

Guests are equally welcome to use the garden and enjoy the extensive view without extending themselves! For information about other attractions further afield, please refer to the main body of the Cotswold Info website – they are many and varied.

We are a completely non-smoking home.

Tom, Pat, Esme' and Grandad are pleased to welcome you to join
the relaxed and friendly family atmosphere at Oaklands

Oaklands is situated in one of the oldest towns in the Cotswolds dating back to 980AD. Historically, Winchcombe, was the capital of Mercia and boasts St Peter's Church with it's fine gargoyles, Sudeley Castle, the resting place of Henry V111's last wife Catherine Parr and, Hailes Abbey amongst local places of interest.

Oaklands is approximately 10 miles from Cheltenham, a Regency Spa town of great character with it's gracious tree lined avenues, parks, gardens and the famous Cheltenham Race Course. The main house is circa 1900 with a modern annexe to the rear. There is a passenger lift to the first floor, and wheelchair access. All rooms have television and hospitality tray (with bottled water). There is a large comfortable lounge for your relaxation

Breakfast is served from 0800 hours (or by arrangement), in the dining room. Guests help themselves to cereals, fruit juices, yoghurts, and fresh fruit from the buffet table. Full English, continental and vegetarian breakfast are available. Special dietary needs catered for with prior notice/instruction.

Oaklands is equipped to accept disabled people.

We are a non smoking establishment.

Pets welcome by  prior arrangement.

Room Rates:- Family room - from £70. Double room - from £50. Twin room - from £50.
Single room - from £30.

Your hosts Ann and Bob Cook 

Moors Farmhouse a traditional 18th century farmhouse, elegantly furnished and set at the base of Alderton Hill only 4.5 miles from the well known Cotswold town of Winchcombe. There is direct access to open fields and woodlands and is but a short walk to the village pub.

Close to by car, are the attractions of Cheltenham Spa, Stratford Upon Avon, the Rivers Severn and Avon, Sudeley Castle and the delights of the Cotswolds including the beautiful villages of Stanton and Broadway.

Accomodation features include exclusive use to guests of the Breakfast Room, Patio and Lounge.

All the bedrooms are tastefully furnished with hospitality tray and those little extras you would expect from a 5 Diamond Gold Award establishment.

NO SMOKING IN ROOMS PLEASE.

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GUIDE PRICE	Single	from £35.00
	Double / Twin	from £55.00
	Family	from £65.00

2 rooms - 1 en suite - 1 with private bathroom · Guest lounge with Sky TV and open fire on dull days · Tea and coffee making · Telephone available · Hairdryers provided· Car parking ·
Completely non-smoking

Charming double-fronted Cotswold stone house with attractive gardens

In a quiet rural setting. Overlooking picturesque steam preservation railway. Village pub/restaurant
2 minutes walk. Jenny and Norman Collier offer guests a truly delightful relaxing Cotswold Country Break at Old Station House.

Step back to the elegant age of steam this Edwardian Cotswold stone former station master's house set in attractive garden, has two tastefully furnished guest rooms with every modern comfort. The accommodation consists of a double room with separate private bathroom and a double/family room en suite. Both have hospitality trays. There is a lovely lounge with Sky TV, an open fire on dull days and plenty of information on local places of interest.

Breakfast is served in a heated conservatory overlooking a preserved steam railway. The tariff includes a home baked afternoon tea on arrival and breakfast chosen from an extensive and varied menu including home made preserves and local produce.

The Plaister Arms an 18th Century pub in the heart of Winchcombe

Comfortable en-suite accommodation in the heart of Winchcombe.

All rooms with colour TV, tea/coffee making facilities.
Wide range of home cooked meals, large beer garden.
Some rooms en-suite - Satellite TV - Ironing - Hairdryer - Bar - Restaurant - Special diets catered for - Children welcome - Car parking - No smoking areas - Credit cards accepted - Pets allowed

Three high quality individual cottages in the heart of the Cotswolds

Peacocks Cottage - Located between Stow-on-the-Wold and Burford, sleeps 4/5 + cot.

Rosemary Cottage - Located at Winchcombe, sleeps 4/5 +cot.

Michaelmas Daisy Cottage - Located near Stow, sleeps 2 + cot