3 miles east of Stow-on-the-Wold is a 16th Century Inn with a good reputation for food and wine in a quiet and charming Cotswold Village: This Virginia creeper clad, Cotswold stone Inn, with flagstone floor, beams, open fireplaces and collection of antiques is the perfect setting for either a romantic, family meal or indeed, a relaxing [...] [...]
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The Kings Arms Hotel at Stow-on-the-Wold is a charming 500 year old coaching inn retaining a wealth of original features. Past guests have included King Charles 1 and it was also used for the location of the BBC’s 1970’s TV adaptation of Thomas Hardy’s ‘Mayor of Casterbridge’. The hotel has a friendly and relaxed atmosphere in which to [...] [...] Recently opened and re-styled, Number Four Hotel & Restaurant is on the Fosse Way between Stow-on-the-Wold and Bourton-on-the-Water and ideally placed for both. Number Four is a contemporary and stylish boutique hotel offering luxury and comfort as well as an unique personal service from owners Caroline and Patricia and their dedicated team, who promise to make [...] [...] The Wheatsheaf Inn in the quiet Cotswold village of Northleach has recently upgraded its accommodation and outside spaces- The Wheatsheaf is a coaching inn, where in years come by weary travellers would rest and recuperate by having a good meal and a few drops of beer or ‘wine’. Today our focus remains the same. We aim to [...] [...] Just off the Fosse Way at Ettington is Stamford Hall Farmhouse Bed and Breakfast. Situated in rural rolling countryside, this grade 2 listed mellow brick built farmhouse can trace its origins back to the late 18th century. It is perfect base for exploring Shakespeare’s Stratford, Warwick & Kenilworth’s majestic castles or the beautiful Cotswolds, alternatively just [...] [...] The Royalist Hotel in Stow-on-the-Wold claims to be the oldest Inn in England: The Royalist Hotel dates back to 947AD and was built by a Cornish Saxon Duke named Aethelmar, as a refuge on the Fosse Way. A Grade II listed building, which ranks it amongst the top 4% of protected buildings in the country, and [...] [...] Set in the picturesque village of Shipton-under-Wychwood, The Lamb Inn The Lamb Inn is a beautiful Cotswold stone inn, unlike any other! With five unique and luxurious en-suite guest rooms, great food, a delightful restaurant, a varied wine list and a sophisticated bar this inn offers stylish dining and bar food alongside exciting drinks. The bedrooms are themed [...] [...] Recently refurbished, The Old Manse Hotel was built in 1748 for a local Baptist minister Benjamin Beddome. It is a comfortable and welcoming hotel with a traditional bar serving real ale and a selection of bar food which during the winter months can be taken next to a roaring log fire. The elegant restaurant offers [...] [...] The Unicorn Hotel is a 17th century cotswold stone hotel with a stylishly decorated interior which mixes traditional with modern whilst still retaining a welcoming and friendly atmosphere. Afternoon tea can be taken in the pretty sitting room by the inglenook fireplace. Alternatively step over the flagstone hearth into the bar with its roaring log fire [...] [...] The Halford Bridge Halford Bridge Hotel There has been a coaching inn on the Fosse Way where it crosses the River Stour since the 16th Century, but in recent years the place was getting a touch neglected. However in December 2006 it re-opened under new owners after extensive refurbishment. It is now a stylish, modern informal venue for [...] [...] |
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