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Where to stay in Nailsworth

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Nailsworth has self check-in rooms in the town, an inn in an old cloth mill, inns on Minchinhampton Common and at Kingscote, and self-catering among the vines at Woodchester.

The mill seen through willows and summer greenery across the water
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In the town

Wild Garlic has five rooms and suites and two apartments at 3 Cossack Square, with self check-in, across the road from its sister restaurant Wilder. Egypt Mill, a Grade II* listed mill with a waterwheel from before 1820, is now a pub, restaurant and inn with 28 bedrooms.

On the commons

The Old Lodge on Minchinhampton Common, once the golf clubhouse, has six rooms with breakfast, and The Amberley Inn, recorded from 1855, has 13 bedrooms over the Woodchester valley. Cattle are let out on the common each spring, so drive slowly.

Self-catering

Woodchester Valley Vineyard lets barn suites, a retreat and a six-bedroom house beside its winery, some taking dogs, and the Old Fleece at Rooksmoor has apartments behind the pub.

A coaching inn

Hunters Hall at Kingscote, about three miles away, is a sixteenth-century coaching inn with 13 rooms in its old stables, and dog rooms booked ahead.

From your door

Nailsworth's independent shops line Market Street, Fountain Street and George Street, and Woodchester Mansion is close by, and Dunkirk Mill's working waterwheel will be again when its museum reopens for the season each spring. The Nailsworth Festival runs for a week each May; in 2026 it opened with a market day round Mortimer Gardens, and the next dates had not been announced when we checked, so book early once they are.

Getting here

The 63 runs from Stroud and Gloucester every day, including Sundays, and the 40 links the town with Stroud and Wotton-under-Edge. Stroud station is about 4 miles away. For other bases, see where to stay in the Cotswolds.

Eating

William's, a seafood restaurant, fishmonger and deli, has been in Nailsworth for nearly fifty years, and Wilder is across the road from the Wild Garlic rooms. On Wednesday mornings Minchinhampton holds a country market in its Market House of 1698, a short drive up the hill.

For breakfast, Hobbs House Bakery's café on George Street opens at 8.30am, Monday to Saturday. Near the town, Woodchester Valley Vineyard runs booked tours and tastings, and its cellar door shop on the A46 at Inchbrook opens Monday to Saturday all year and on Sundays from March to December. For the day, see things to do in Stroud and the Five Valleys, and for meals, places to eat in Stroud and the Five Valleys.

For food in the town itself, see places to eat in Nailsworth.

From your door

Walks and sights within reach of your room.

The stone front of the Amberley Inn at sunset
The Amberley Inn at sunset

Before you book

Dogs
Woodchester Valley Vineyard and Hunters Hall have dog-friendly rooms.
Groups
Woodchester Valley House sleeps a party in six bedrooms.
Car-free
The 63 from Stroud runs every day.
Check-in
Egypt Mill from 3pm, out by 11am; Hunters Hall 2pm to 10pm, out by 11am; Wild Garlic by self check-in; the Old Fleece apartments are listed on Expedia from 3pm to 10pm, out by 11am.

Questions

Where should I stay in Nailsworth?

At Wild Garlic on Cossack Square, in Egypt Mill's old cloth mill, or on Minchinhampton Common at the Old Lodge or the Amberley Inn.

Can you stay at Woodchester Valley Vineyard?

Yes, in barn suites for two, a two-bedroom retreat or a six-bedroom house beside the winery.

How do I get to Nailsworth by bus?

The 63 runs from Stroud and Gloucester every day, including Sundays.

A stone clock tower beside a pink flowering cherry and flower beds at a road junction

About Nailsworth

A small valley town 4 miles south of Stroud with old cloth mills, independent shops and some of the best food in the Cotswolds, a 1952 clock tower, a level railway path to Stroud and the commons on the hill above.

Read our guide to Nailsworth

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