Bed And Breakfast in Donnington

The George Hotel is a luxury boutique hotel in the heart of Shipston on Stour. Ideally located for visitors to Warwick, Stratford Upon Avon and the Cotswolds. The hotel reopened in February 2007 following a programme of comprehensive refurbishment and became an instant hit with locals and visitors alike. The relaxed atmosphere combined with the gorgeous décor, great food and fabulous staff has proven a recipe for success and we pride ourselves on making your visit the best we possibly can. So, whether you are popping in for a pie & a pint or booking the private dining room and all the bedrooms for a ‘George house-party’, we look forward to meeting you and making your time with us fantastic!

Lower Brook HouseThe traditional Cotswold stone facade only hints at the warmth of welcome that awaits you at Lower Brook House.Inside this 17th century house in the heart of the beautiful village of Blockley, you will find a real log fire, original flagstone floors and four-poster beds.The babbling brook and dovecote in the country cottage gardens complete the oasis of peace and tranquillity, making this the perfect getaway location, and a marvellous base from which you can enjoy everything that England?s largest Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty has to offer.Lower Brook House offers:·six individually furnished rooms (all en suite) including one four-poster room and one feature room. All guest rooms offer, tea and coffee making facilities, TV, mineral water fresh fruit and bathrobes·imaginative menu for evening meals, and hearty Cotswold breakfast using fresh, local ingredients·lounge with log fire·beautiful views of the village and surrounding countryside from most rooms·picturesque country cottage garden. Guests wishing to dine in our Restaurant are advised to make reservations prior to arrival to avoid dissapointment. Our Restaurant is closed on a Sunday evening, except on bank Holiday weekends. Please note that children over the age of 10 are welcome and that we are a non-smoking House throughout.

Chure House Luxury B & B in central Stow-on-the-Wold is within the town conservation area. It is a minutes walk to the Town Square yet is very quietly located. Chure House is a 4 star property graded by Visit Britain and has also been awarded a prestigious Silver Award for service, hospitality and cleanliness. The bedrooms are all furnished to a particularly high standard with new, quality furnishings including pocket-sprung mattresses and seating with chairs and table. All rooms have a hospitality tray including cafetiere coffees, a selection of teas, digital freeview television, central heating, hair dryer, clock/radio and fluffy towels. All bedrooms have new en-suites with luxurious shower baths and Mira showers. Our breakfast is extensive using the local butchers old-styled cured bacon and home-made sausages. The produce we use is all fresh, free-range and locally-sourced whenever possible. Vegetarians are catered for and any other dietary requirements. A sunny, walled garden, opening with French doors from the dining room, has outdoor seating and umbrellas and is specially for guests use where you can sit peacefully and enjoy a book or just soak up the sun. Chure House has only three bedrooms so you are assured personal service. The proprietor, Mrs Jill Barclay, has previously owned award-winning hotels in Cornwall and on the South Coast of England.

The luxuriously furnished 4 Star Manor House Hotel enjoys the relaxed feel of a country house with a touch of restrained elegance. The rooms are individually styled in warm inviting colours, with attention to detail in every bedroom. The rooms feature flat-screen televisions, direct dial telephones, tea and coffee-making facilities and en-suite bathrooms generously stocked with complimentary Molton Brown luxury bath and shower products to use during your stay. The award-winning, 2 rossette, Mulberry Restaurant at the Manor House Hotel has a celebrated reputation for its fine cuisine. This highly acclaimed restaurant has an imaginative menu based around modern English cuisine, using only the freshest local produce. A brasserie menu is available in the contemporary Mulberry Bar where you can sink into a cosy sofa or relax over a delicious meal. The chic Beagle bar is renowned for its excellent cocktail list which features unique concoctions using the fruit from the 300 year-old Mulberry Tree in the hotel gardens. The Brasserie overlooks the hotels beautifull gardens where you can relax and unwind or in the cooler months take a sofa in the lounge and enjoy the real log fires. We would be delighted to welcome you to the Manor House Hotel, an invigoragting mix of contemporary chic and classic Cotswolds.

East House is a stunning Cotswold stone property, built in 1759. Nestled in its own beautiful grounds, the property commands magnificent views of the surrounding countryside and enjoys an unrivalled setting at the top of the famous upper High Street. A haven of peace and tranquillity, with truly luxurious accommodation, yet a short stroll to all the amenities for which Broadway is renowned - restaurants, pubs, tearooms, antique shops, boutiques, galleries and so much more. At East House we aim to offer our guests every luxury they could wish for, combined with a friendly, welcoming atmosphere. You will be met with the offer of complimentary champagne in the Reception Hall, with its roaring log fire and wood panelled staircase. There is a further lounge in which to relax, with original wooden beamed ceiling and views over the pond and to the garden beyond. Our guests enjoy sumptuous breakfasts, with the finest of local produce, in a delightful panelled breakfast room. At the end of your days adventures bathe in our divine Bulgari bathroom products, envelop yourself in the softest of towels and bathrobes and then slink into the finest of bed linen. All of our rooms are exquisitely furnished so that we can ensure that your day begins and ends in style. If romance hasnt transported you to another world.........we have TVs, DVD players, iPod docking stations and unlimited WiFi in all rooms. East House is perfectly located. It is at the top end of the upper High Street, so it is quiet and peaceful, yet only a few minutes walk from all that Broadway has to offer. There are numerous restaurants, pubs, tea rooms and exclusive shops catering to all tastes. The surrounding countryside offers miles and miles of breathtaking walks which can be punctuated by breaks in delightful country pubs. In order to preserve the ambiance we have created, we regret that we do not accept children under twelve years of age or pets.

The Hotel is situated in idyllic surroundings and is built from the famous mellow Cotswold Stone. The Dial House dates back to 1698 and is the oldest building still standing in the village - it even pre-dates the bridges over the River WIndrush.The Dial House is a beautifully decorated country house style hotel with individually designed bedrooms from luxury four poster beds to our cosy and intimate romantic room. It is an excellent base from which to enjoy the Cotwolds and villages such as Broadway, Chipping Camden, Upper and Lower Slaughter and of course the nearby Spa town of Cheltenham. If great food forms part of your ideal break away then dine our restaurant where head chef Jamie Forman has been awarded 2 rosettes for his excellent cuisine. Special dining packages are available together with private dining rooms for special occasions. Please note that children under 12 are not accepted as residents at the hotel.

Set in the heart of the Cotwolds between the villages of Bourton on the Water and Stow on the Wold, Fosse Manor is a delightful Country House Hotel set in 5 acres of grounds. 19 individually styled and furnished bedrooms, many with views of the magnificent Cotswold Countryside. All with en-suite bath or shower room and feature either DVD players or playstations. The hotel offers superb food in a beautiful restuarant Our Executive Chef, Tom Rains spent his apprenticeship at Claridges and The Lygon Arms and joins us from Anton Mosimanns private dining in London. The Fosse Manor enjoys a fine reputation for its friendly and attentive service. A member of Classic British Hotels

Tucked away in a quiet Cotswold village, close to Moreton-in-Marsh - its mellow stone walls covered in Virginia creeper, the Crown Inn is a delightful 14th century coaching inn. With cosy log fires crackling in the winter, filling the air with wonderful scents of wood smoke and forgotten footpaths nearby to explore and lose yourself in during the summer, the hotel is and all year round place to stay. The Crown Inn has a welcoming bar for locals and visitors alike, full of superb country inn atmosphere, serving the finest ales, homemade country dishes and specialities of the Cotswolds. With 24 beautifully furnished en-suite bedrooms, including twin, double and four poster rooms. All rooms are equipped with colour television, cable and satellite, radio, hair dryer, tea/coffee making facilities, direct dial telephone and room service. Every care has been taken to ensure they perpetuate the comfort and soothing ambient that is the character of the hotel. For that added luxury there are several charming suites, some with a traditional Four Poster beds. International and English cuisine is a feature of the Rafters Restaurant, all dishes are individually prepared. The lounge is well furnished with easy chairs, a settee and a useful supply of books and table games. The enterprising team created here an informal and friendly hotel with a most relaxing atmosphere. The cobbled courtyard has been replaced by a patio where guests can read their morning newspapers or enjoy a coffee or afternoon tea.

Part of the building in medieval times was also known as The Eagle and Child Inn. The unusual name derives from Sir John Stanley in the 14th century. Legend recalls the adoption of a child in an eagles nest. The last battle of the first English Civil War in 1646 took place at Stow-on-the-Wold, and reputedly Digbeth Street is so named as the place literally ran with blood from The Royalist casualties. The ducks were bathing from the blood, hence the Duck Bath. There have been many historic discoveries at The Royalist, including a 10th century Saxon shoe, two crucifixes, a Royalist commanders letter, and a tunnel that leads from the bar to the church across the street - there is also evidence of a bear pit. Still visible in the rooms are the witches marks, an ancient frieze and the thousand-year-old timbers. Evidence suggests that The Royalist began as part of a Saxon community as long ago as 514AD. In 949AD, Saxon Duke Aethelmar founded The Royalist as a hospice that was to shelter lepers - one can still find a leper hole in the oldest part of the cellar!! During the 16th century the building was known as Porch House, and this was the home of the Shellard family.

Chester House lies in the centre of Bourton-on-the-Water, the little "Venice of the Cotswolds" with the River Windrush running through the village. The main house dates back to the 19th Century offering a cosy and relaxing environment for our guests to unwind in. It is a privately run hotel, hosted by people who are just waiting to look after you.Chester House Hotel is a substantial building with Victorian Origins, constructed of honey coloured Cotswold stone beneath pitched roofs. Chester House offers 22 Bedrooms all en suite and decorated in a contemporary country style. We offer a variety of rooms from our romantic four-poster room through to family rooms that can sleep up to four. All rooms are centrally heated and have direct dial telephones. Colour television, tea/coffee making facilities and hairdryer are available for your comfort. We have ground floor rooms suitable for wheelchair and disabled access and one room with a roll in shower. We also welcome by prior arrangement well-behaved dogs, but not in the main house or hotel/lounge bar. We can arrange for flowers, chocolates and champagne / wine to be put into the rooms and any other reasonable requests undertaken! Wireless broadband is also available. Breakfast served 8.00am - 10.00am A traditional English Breakfast is offered to all our guests, and cooked fresh to order. This includes cereal, yoghurts, tea, coffee and fruit juices available from the buffet. The hotel bar and lounge is the heart of the hotel, a place to meet for a cappuccino with the papers, or simply a glass of wine reminiscing over the days activities. The bar is split level, offering a cosy relaxed area, with sofas as well as a larger more formal area with oak tables and chairs. We have a wide selection of wines, spirits and beers. We serve a full menu including light bites and afternoon teas until 5pm daily, we serve a traditional Sunday roast each week. The Croft riverside restaurant is open from 9am daily and served the hotel guests for Evening meals from 6pm with views of the riverside. Bourton on the Water is a small but fun packed village. It boasts its own Model Village, Motor Museum, The Perfumery and Bird Land to name a few. There are plenty of places to eat to suit every palate, and a traditional Clotted Cream Tea is a must have. There are many events happening in and around Bourton from the Victorian Shopping Evening to Football Tournaments in the River! There is a good bus link to Cheltenham, and the drive is only about 20 minutes, a great shopping experience! Also on our doorstep we have Oxford, steaped in history and students! and Stratford upon Avon for a bit of Shakespearian culture. Trips and theatre tickets can be arranged for most areas. For further information on the area you can call us or we can put you in touch with our local Tourist Information Office.

A delightful historic 400 year old inn set in the Cotswolds. Large open log fireplace,original flag stone floors in the bar and a sumptuous restaurant.Surrounded by a beautiful English herb and fruit tree garden. Award winning food sourced locally accompanied by traditional fine ales and excellant wines. The Howard Arms offers beautifully appointed en-suite bedrooms with all modern facilities making any stay a perfect retreat away from home. The Howard Arms is everthing you require a country pub to be - effortlessly elegant, seriously good food and the perfect ambience.

The Unicorn Hotel is a 17th century hotel with warm honey stone walls and window boxes bursting with colour. The hotel is recommended by Johansens and is decorated in a stylish manner.All 20 bedrooms have their own character and individual style. Jacobean furniture nestles against modern fabrics and ancient beams lie against colour washed walls. Modern bathrooms lead off antique furnished bedrooms and there are both half tester and four poster rooms.Soak up history at the Unicorn in the pretty sitting room with afternoon tea by the inglenook fireplace. Step over the flagstone hearth into the friendly atmosphere of the bar with its roaring log fire and wooden settles which is as popular with the locals as it has always been. Sink into a comfy chair next to the fire and relax with a drink and a light meal. Alternatively, enjoy fabulous English cooking with a modern twist in the elegance of recently refurbished dining room.There are many beautiful golf courses, walks and bike rides for you to enjoy in the rolling Cotswold countryside and some wonderful Gardens and Historic Houses to visit. The arts of Cheltenham and Stratford are also in easy reach.All rooms have private bathroom en suite, remote control colour television, radio, hair dryer, tea & coffee making facilities and direct dial telephone.

The historic Noel Arms Hotel is located in the ancient market town of Chipping Campden. Follow the footsteps of Charles II who rested here after his Scottish Army was defeated by Cromwell at the battle of Worcester. The fine stone facade of the Noel Arms Hotel with its proud coat of arms has been part of the charm of Chipping Campdens high street for centuries. The hotels Regency portico leads into a grand stone hall hung with civil war weaponry. Antique furniture stands on the flagstone floors much of it is as old as the hotel. In the Dining Room the food is traditional, prepared from only the best of local produce. The Dovers Bar menu comprises of many much-loved English dishes. The bedrooms combine antiques with stylish and simple decoration, each one is different including the four poster room with its magnificently carved seventeenth century bed. Theres no better place to relax with a long cool drink or a cream tea than the stylish conservatory or in front of our log fire, when exploring Chipping Campden becomes too much. A member of Classic British Hotels - the hallmark for quality independent hotels

A 17th Centuary converted farmhouse with log fires and oak beams. Set in a rural setting overlooking the Cotswolds. Adjacent to Broadway Golf Club and situated high over the village of Broadway. Nearby, Stratford Upon Avon, Cheltenham Spa and lots of picturesque villages. All 45 bedrooms are all individually appointed. The restaurant has two rosettes and the Barn Owl Bar is available for a less formal atmosphere.

The Kings Hotel combines traditional character with contemporary style to create a relaxed and welcoming home away from home for every guest, whether for business or pleasure. The dedicated team at Kings Hotel draw on a wealth of experience to ensure your stay will be memorable, comfortable and trouble free. A Stunning 17th and 18th century listed townhouse packed with character and sympathetically renovated, we are situated in the bustling centre of Chipping Campden, a town of unrivalled beauty in the world famous Cotswolds. We have 14 stylish en-suite bedrooms located in the main hotel and 5 newly refurbished luxury room located in our renovated cottage at the rear of the property. All of our rooms are individually decorated and equipped with every modern convenience including luxury toiletries, flat screen TVs, hairdryers and wireless connection. We have a cosy and welcoming restaurant serving AA rosette commended modern British food, locally sourced and cooked by our award-winning team. Alternatively why not dine in our friendly and informal bar, which also offers afternoon teas, light lunches, snacks, local beers and great wines by the glass or bottle and wireless internet for the busier visitor. During the summer months dining is also available on our attractive terrace and lawned garden. In the winter roaring log fires in our restaurant and bar chase away the cold.

The Kings Head Inn is a 3 star free-house, located in Bledington, midway between Oxford and Stratford Upon Avon, east of the M40. Set in the heart of the Cotswolds countryside. It is a privately owned free-house set back off the perfect Cotswold village green with a meandering brook at its side. It has a timeless spirit which has in more recent times gained an excellent reputation. A former 16th century cider house, it has been elegantly furnished and modernised without losing any of its original charm. The bedrooms have been tastefully decorated with elegant furnishings whilst still maintaining the character and charm of the building. The courtyard rooms are slightly larger with more luxurious furnishings and decor. All rooms are equipped with WiFi. The restaurant offers imaginative food which is locally sourced and organic wherever possible. A local farmer in the neighbouring village supplies the Aberdeen Angus beef. The fresh bread is collected every morning from a local Organic store. All of which contributes to an authentic country inn full of rustic charm. In the bar it oozes charm and character – the high backed settles, open inglenook fireplace and well-kept ales are the perfect ingredients for a cosy and relaxing drink. There is an extensive wine list to suit every taste. Bledington is situated in the middle of an area of outstanding natural beauty. It is the perfect base for touring the beautiful North Oxfordshire Cotswolds. There are miles and miles of lovely walking countryside surrounded by rolling hills and idyllic limestone villages. Oxford and Stratford are within twenty miles. Chastleton House, Broughton Castle, Blenheim Palace and Rouseham are also close by.

A 17th Century Rectory House, the newly-refurbished Lords is set amidst eight acres of lake and parkland, described by many as the loveliest in England. Walled gardens to the rear of the house provide an idyllic backdrop to the honey-coloured Cotswold stone of the rectory. The Lords of the Manor is an ideal location for exploring the Cotswolds. Comfortable sofas, real fires and soft lights all combine to create the warm atmosphere of a fine country house.

Set in the historic market town of Stow-on-the-wold, amid the warm honey coloured Cotswold stone building and rolling countryside, this beautiful and award winning 17th Century hotel has become justly renowned for its warm hospitality and fine dining. Named after the ancient vine that shades the hotels Conservatory restaurant, the Grapevine offers a complelling combination of the finest accommodation, food, wine and service in the heart of one of the prettiest towns in the Cotswolds. Since buying the hotel in 2003, Mark and Janine Vance have embarked on a sympathetic programme of renovation and refurbishment, bringing a subtle, comtemporary twist to the traditional Cotswold look and feel of the hotel. Blending ancient Cotswold stone and woooden beams with luxury fittings and furnishings, the hotelss 22 bedrooms and bathrooms, together with its restaurants and public areas, have all benefited from investment in the fabric of this beautiful hotel.

At Cotswold House Hotel, Chipping Campden, we have everything you have been looking for - tranquillity, sublime comfort, exceptional food - and some of the most beautiful landscape and sightseeing in England right on our doorstep. Whatever your plans, whether it be a long stay to discover the beauty of the Cotswolds, a romantic weekend, a weekend with the kids, a Cotswold conference, Cotswold House is the perfect location. Perhaps you are planning your country wedding or fancy a country Christmas in the Cotswolds countryside. We can promise you the warm welcome and service you would expect from a privately-owned hotel, with a contemporary style that makes us the most admired luxury hotel in the Cotswolds. And theres more to us than other hotels in the Cotswolds. Stay with us, and youll feel as though you are staying with good friends.

Great views, peaceful setting with a 300 acre private estate overlooking the Vale of EveshamSituated in the North of the Cotswolds and close to the picturesque village of Broadway, an ideal location to explore the counties of Gloucestershire, Worcestershire and Oxfordshire.