Where to stay in Tetbury

In the town

The Snooty Fox on the Market Place has 12 rooms, a restaurant and a bar, and welcomes dogs, as does The Close on Long Street, set back from the street. The Royal Oak on Cirencester Road, a late eighteenth-century free house restored and given back to the community in 2013, has six rooms, among them the Oak Lodge suite and three dog-friendly rooms, and lets Acorn House nearby, sleeping eight, and The Priory Inn on London Road, an Arkell's pub, has 14 rooms, a family room and an EV charger.

Cottages and a barn estate

Angel Cottage on New Church Street is a cottage for two in the middle of town, let for short breaks or by the week, with arrivals on Mondays and Fridays. On the edge of Tetbury, Great Tythe Barn lets lodge rooms, Tythe House, which sleeps 16, and ten cottages sleeping 48 between them, outside weddings too.

Just outside

Calcot Manor is a hotel and spa on a 220-acre estate, with family suites and treehouses. The Hare and Hounds at Westonbirt is a dog-friendly hotel beside the arboretum, with a cottage and hot tub next door.

From your door

The Market House and the Chipping Steps are in the middle of town, Westonbirt is about 3 miles away, Highgrove opens for booked tours from spring to early autumn, and Rodmarton Manor is a short drive towards Cirencester. On the late May bank holiday Monday the town holds the Tetbury Woolsack Races on Gumstool Hill, and from late November Christmas at Westonbirt lights the arboretum after dark. Our South Cotswolds weekend starts in Tetbury.

Getting here and parking

The Old Railyard car park is free; the Chipping, West Street and Church Street charge, by card or PayByPhone. Kemble station is about 7 miles away by road, with some 882 buses calling from Monday to Saturday, and the 620 runs to Westonbirt and Bath. Book early for the Woolsack Races on the late May bank holiday, and for Westonbirt's autumn colour from late September to mid-November. Markets are held under the Market House of 1655 on Wednesdays and Saturdays. For other bases, see where to stay in the Cotswolds.

At Westonbirt, Beaufort Polo Club lets spectators watch its tournaments free from late April to September, except the Beaufort International, which is ticketed; dogs on a lead are welcome. For the day, see things to do in Tetbury and in the South Cotswolds, and for meals, places to eat in the South Cotswolds.

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