Bed And Breakfast in Chelworth

Our traditional Costwold country hotel has a great location nestled on the southern edge of the glorious Cotswolds in the attractive stone-built village of Crudwell - privately owned and operated hotel we offer the perfect spot to relax and explore. We offer all en suite rooms in 3 Grades, Standard, Better and Best - all facilities include complimentary Freeview and WiFI - additionally we have Disabled Friendly rooms, Family and Dog-welcome rooms as well a ground floor. On our doorstep are tourist attractions such as the world famous Westonbirt Arboretum and Alan Titchmarsh’s favourite, Malmesbury Abbey & Gardens plus the ever-evolving Cotswold’s Water Park, Lacock Village and beatiful Thames Pathway . The Cotswold towns of Tetbury, Bibury, Burford, Stow-on-the-Wold and Bourton-on-the-Water and of course Bath and Cheltenham are all easily accessible by car. Our charming AA Rosette accredited restaurant, comfortable lounge and welcoming bar reflect the style of a small country hotel where guests can enjoy traditional standards of and hospitality in a delightful, informal setting. We receive many Walking Groups each year who return again and again for the great Cotswold Walks. For Cheltenham race goers, just 5 minutes from Kemble train station, with trains running directly to Cheltenham on a regular basis.

The Hare & Hounds Hotel at Westonbirt near Tetbury is the perfect choice for anyone seeking Cotswold accommodation in a traditional English country hotel. It is set in acres of well-tended gardens and woodland, adjacent to the renowned Westonbirt National Arboretum. Situated amidst the beautiful countryside of the Southern Cotswolds, the Hare and Hounds Hotel is a fine English country house hotel within easy reach of the regions numerous stately homes, gardens, bustling Cotswold market towns, pretty Cotswold villages and visitor attractions. The Hare and Hounds Hotel is easily accessible from the M4, which is 10 miles away, and the M5, which is within 15 minutes drive. The World Heritage Site of Bath is 20 miles from the Hare and Hounds Hotel and London is 2 hours away by car. The accommodation at The Hare and Hounds Hotel consists of 45 bedrooms. All bedrooms are en suite and feature televisions, direct dial telephone, complimentary Wi-Fi internet access, tea/coffee making facilities and iron/ironing board. There is also ample free parking, all weather tennis courts and croquet lawn. Golf, polo and excellent walks nearby Jack Hares is a lively English country pub with a friendly atmosphere and welcoming log fires during the cooler seasons. It is popular with locals and guests alike and offers a great selection of food. The bar menu is available throughout the day and meals range from freshly prepared baguettes to more substantial dishes such as Gloucester Old Spot Pork Sausages, grilled salmon, roasted cod, steak and Cotswold Ploughmans. An extensive selection of real ales and wines are available in Jack Hares Bar. The Beaufort Restaurant at The Hare and Hounds Hotel is an elegant venue serving fine food. Its original period architectural features include an impressive hammer-beamed ceiling, wooden floors and grand bay windows that overlook the beautiful country gardens.

The Priory Inn is a family-owned and managed hotel/restaurant at the heart of the delightful market town of Tetbury. Whilst staying in one of our 14 contemporary bedrooms, you must try the renowned and award-winning Priory Inn food. We work within a 30 mile food zone which means that around 90% of the food you will eat is reared or grown within a 30 mile radius of Tetbury - read more on your table! The focus is very much on the abundant fresh, local produce bought from the farms and talented producers surrounding Tetbury - read more on your table! All of our 14 en-suite rooms have been designed to ensure that you sleep well and wake fully refreshed. We hope that you find your bedroom a calming and comfortable space. The design emphasis is on clean lines and a neutral palette of coffee and cream textiles, contrasting with dark American walnut furniture, simple but very stylish. The beds are carefully chosen to give both maximum comfort and proper support. Hand-made, plant-based soaps from Quintessential in Stroud, lovingly created body lotion from Escension in Cheltenham, white-tiled bathrooms and fluffy towels add the little touch of Priory luxury. Every room features a unique and beautiful canvas, each art piece with a different colour emphasis, commissioned to enhance the tranquil atmosphere. Most importantly, stay at The Priory Inn if you are looking for a personal touch from a very friendly team who will welcome you with a genuine, caring yet professional approach and will do all they can to make your stay enjoyable.

The Great Tythe Barn Accommodation is situated in the South Cotswolds within walking distance of Tetbury which is renowned for its many antique shops and delightful restaurants, teashops and English pubs. We are near the Westonbirt Arboretum, Badminton House, Gatcombe and Chavenage Manor. The area is ideal for walks and exploring nearby picturesque Cotswold villages. The Great Tythe Barn has ample grounds with separate barbecue area, a large car park and is surrounded by open countryside. We look forward to seeing you.

The Ormond is at the heart of Tetbury, perfectly situated for touring the Cotswolds and Westonbirt Arboretum. We offer stylish bedrooms, award-winning food, a relaxed atmosphere, friendly and professional service and exceptional value for money. Our historic coaching inn has 15 individually designed ensuite bedrooms, many with kingsize bed and a luxurious four poster room. We have free wifi throughout and the bar is stocked with newspapers and magazines, making it the perfect venue for a delicious illy coffee, Cotswold cream tea, local ale or game of backgammon. The restaurant has recently won three awards, most notably from the Cotswold Food & Drink Awards 2008, with gutsy modern British food which uses local produce and has a daily changing menu. A comfortable residents lounge, courtyard garden, childrens play are and versatile function room are also available .As a privately run hotel we believe our personal approach to exceptional service is the key to you enjoying your stay with us

An amazing country retreat located on the ancient Roman Fosseway in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty on the edge of Castle Combe -one of the most beautiful villages in England - yet only one and a half hours from central London.The original Georgian Farmhouse and farmbuildings have been expertly converted by the present owner into superb guest accommodation full of character and style providing B&B and delicious dinners - by advance reservation. In 2005 two luxurious self catering cottages were constructed in the grounds using traditional building materials.The property is within easy reach of Bath, Bristol and the Cotswolds and there are wonderful walking and biking trails in the surrounding countryside.The ancient apple orchard supplies the guests with home made cider and Cream Teas are served in the garden throughout the summer months. Open log fires welcome guests on arrival during the winter with traditional English breakfasts cooked on the Aga using local Wiltshire farm produce.

This traditional ivy-clad country freehouse, once winners of the National Pub Caterer of the year and now serving food highly commended by AA, has been established over two decades. Close to Bath, just a stones throw from Badminton, home to the ever popular Badminton Horse Trials, and only two miles from the delightfully picturesque village of Castle Combe. The Old House At Home can now offer 6 boutique rooms ideal for those of you visiting Wiltshire, Bath, Badminton and Castle Combe or for travellers en route via the M4. Complete with wet rooms, rain showers, plasma televisions, internet connectivity and stunning soft furnishings .

The White Hart is situated in a stunning location nestled in a beautiful valley between the Georgian city of Bath and the M4. Built over a brook well known for Brown Trout sport fishing, The White Hart has a fantastic reputation for fine food, in warm and friendly surroundings. The location was, in fact, used for filming the original Doctor Doolitle movie. Serving superb food and fantastic real ales including Marstons Pedigree. Local attractions include Castle Combe race circuit, the villages of Lacock and Castle Combe and the splendid city of Bath is just a dozen miles away. With 11 beatutifully appointed rooms with flat screen tvs and free internet access, The White Hart is a perfect venue for business or pleasure.

A privately owned traditional village freehouse offering en-suite accommodation with free wireless broadband. Delicious home cooked breakfasts, lunches and evening meals and an excellent selection of well kept real ales and ciders. Seasonal open log fire and a warm welcome. Highly Commended Winner of the 2009 Campaign for Real Ale (CAMRA) Pub of the Year.

Sitting in the very heart of Tetbury, a Cotswold town of charm and Royal connections, The Snooty Fox is all that a quintessential English Inn should be. Step through the pillars into the hallway and you discover a bar where locals sit and chat. A large inglenook fireplace and traditional beers on tap complete the scene. From here you can wander through a snug bar and into an inviting bistro that offers hearty locally produced food. Yet one reason why The Snooty Fox is a great favourite with visitors to this most Royal part of Gloucestershire is the intimacy and style of the bedrooms. All different in shape and size they have been dedicatedly refurbished to allow you to be refreshed from a goodnights sleep and enjoy another great day in the Cotswolds.

Nestling in the Cotswold village of Frampton Mansell lies the Crown Inn. A seventeenth century ‘cider house’ that is steeped in history and is, quite simply, a perfect village pub. A truly picturesque building, it encapsulates everything a quintessential English pub should be - roaring log fires, delicious, traditional, home-cooked food, fine, locally brewed real ales, a stunningly beautiful building dating from 1633 and of course, good company! Add to this a very well appointed 12-bedroom hotel annex, ample car parking and simply exquisite views across the golden valley and you have the precise recipe for a relaxing and enjoyable venue. Do come and spend some time with us…..we would love to see you.

This delightful hotel is conveniently situated just 2 miles from Junction 16 of the M4 Motorway. Set in its own 2 acres of mature grounds and surrounded by open countryside, Marsh Farm provides the ideal location for business travellers, and leisure travellers as well as a centre for Conferencing, Training, Seminars, Meetings and Team Building. 50 en-suite bedrooms offer a variety of accommodation, from standard to executive rooms as well as two four poster bed rooms. All bedrooms are equipped with everything you need to ensure your stay is as comfortable as possible, offering home from home comforts whilst away. Eight meeting rooms offer a variety of options from external interview rooms, an executive board room, as well as flexible training and conference space, accommodating between 2 and 120 delegates. The combination of country house charm, modern amenities and traditional service, ensure that all your meeting requirements are met. Our dedicated conference department caters for day and 24 hour conferences at highly competitive rates for a minimum of 5 delegates. Standing in it’s own gardens, Marsh Farm offers an ideal environment for team building courses and company away days as well as traditional meetings. The conservatory restaurant is designed to ensure that both business and private diners can experience the highest standards within a sophisticated yet informal atmosphere.

This 17th century coaching inn which was mentioned in the Novel Northanger Abbey by Jane Austen after she visited the house during her childhood, was built on the site of a 12th century priory (which was destroyed by Henry the VIII) to provide rest to travellers on the Bath-Gloucester route and was extended in the Georgian period to its present state. In more recent times it has undergone an extensive makeover to ensure that the propertys unique character is complimented by the conveniance and reliability of modern amenities.On 3 Acres of land with amazing landscaped gardens, guests can enjoy a quiet drink or go al fresco and enjoy meals in the garden or simply take a long stroll around the Water Garden, perfectly situated to the east of the main house to catch the sun, the water garden is also illuminated at night to enhance the colours. The rooms offer a blend of country traditions with modern en-suite facilities, each with their own unique character and named after famous female writers. Rooms also boast a high standard of comfort and come with such features as Sky TV, Hot Beverage making facilities, broadband and Luxury Bath/Shower facilities. Guests can dine in the Bodkin Restaurant. A newly refurbished, air conditioned informal dining area.Whether it be from the Specialist menu, the Off the wall menu or the Ala Carte menu which changes weekly, all food is created using the best local and organic ingredients and also caters for vegetarians and children. Diners can make use of the Bodkin restaurant or they can enjoy their meals out on the patio or sun terrace in the summer, either way, an enjoyable experience is guaranteed. The hotel also offers a fully stocked bar, with a range of guest ales, fine single malts and an extensive wine list which is also available to diners. Guests can also partake of a Bar Meal from the bar menu if they dont wish to go for a full meal in the restaurant. As with the Restaurant, guests can enjoy their favourite drinks in great company either in the Bar, with its roaring Log Fire which is great in the winter months or they can retire to the sun deck and relax, perfect for those lazy summers.

A stone-built manor house, dating back to the 1840s - Stanton Manor is set in 7 acres of beautiful grounds in the Wiltshire Village of Stanton Saint Quintin. All of the bedrooms are on en-suite and have been refurbished. The hotel takes pride in creating execellent cuisine and offering a friendly and attentive service, in relaxed surroundings. Situated just 2 minutes from J17 of the M4 motorway, the hotel is a gateway to the beautiful Cotswolds. Malmesbury, Tetbury and the city of Bath are a short drive away.

The original house is over 500 years old and stands in delightful English gardens. The Cities of Bath, Bristol and Swindon are all within 30 minutes drive, and we are ideally situated for both the Badminton Horsetrials and the Castle Combe race track.

The Manor House is situated in the middle of the village of Rodbourne, surrounded by 1,000 acres of beef, dairy and arable farmland. Located on the edge of the Cotswolds, Rodbourne provides the ideal place to stay whether you are visiting the area for business or pleasure. For the business traveller we are just 5 miles from the M4 and half an hour from Bath, Bristol and Swindon. For the leisure visitor there are many local attractions such as Malmesbury Abbey, the Abbey House Gardens, the Corinium Museum in Cirencester, the famous Highgrove Shop in Tetbury, the Cotswold Water Park and Westonbirt Arboretum - not forgetting racing at Cheltenham, Polo at Cirencester and Horse Trials at Badminton and Gatcombe Park. The drawing room is bright and spacious with views out into the gardens and doors opening onto a terrace - cool in the summer time, and with a log fire at either end of the room, cosy in the winter. There are plenty of sofas and armchairs and a whole array of antique books that you are more than welcome to browse through. Each bedroom has its own bathroom and comes with towels, bathrobes, toiletries, TV, hairdryer and tea and coffee making facilities. Free WiFi Internet access is available throughout the premises. We would also be delighted to provide your choice of newspaper - just ask when you make your booking. Whether you prefer a Full English or Continental style breakfast, the produce is sourced locally with eggs from our own hens and homemade jams from fruits grown in the garden. Fruit juices, cereals, muesli, boiled, scrambled or fried eggs, toast and croissants are all available along with coffee and a selection of teas. For an additional charge, dinner can also be provided. Please ask when you make your booking. Please advise of any dietary requirements when you make your booking.

Its decadent, it’s cosseting, it doesn’t get much grander than The Manor House Hotel at Castle Combe, a country house with a difference. Smothered in 365 acres of parkland, a Peter Alliss designed golf course, Italian gardens and lawns sweeping down to the river Bybrook make the Manor a haven of peace and calm. Steeped in dramatic history and totally hospitable, the charming 14th century Manor House Hotel and Mews Cottages combine 21st century comforts, fine food, a battalion of friendly staff and unique touches that turn a simple break into a serious treat. A stylish maze of quirky hidey holes and spacious rooms some with impressive open fires, are fabulous to enjoy afternoon tea, light snacks or simply some peace and quiet. Pretty terraces and 365 acres of stunning gardens and woodland, add to the choice of intimate space to create your own occasion, you can really Lord it at this Manor. We have some stunning rooms and extravagant bathrooms that will certainly impress! What are you waiting for? We are ready to welcome you with open arms so pack your overnight bag and jump in the car. The Bybrook Restaurant People are talking, there is an excitable buzz and this is before a menu has been studied or a linen napkin unfolded, The Bybrook Restaurants ears are burning! The gossip is not all about our new arrival, Chef Davies, its the whole deal; a superior setting, a wonderful experience and more people discovering it. Named after the river crossing the estate, Bybrook is an elegant restaurant affording some of the finest views across stunning gardens and woodland. Befitting the gorgeous Manor, the restaurant maintains plenty of grand original features including occasional stained glass windows and carved stone work. A superb and varied al-a-carte menu and guest gourmet suppers make it the perfect venue for lunch or dinner

It is very difficult to define exactly what it is that makes Whatley Manor so special. In many ways, you have to experience it for yourself to understand what it is that sets it apart from other hotels. For yes, Whatley Manor is a hotel, but a hotel which is wonderfully warm as well as stylish, intimate as well as beautiful - an oasis of calm in an increasingly frantic world.Welcome to a new way to relax, welcome to Whatley Manor. Latest awards: four AA Red Stars, three AA Rosettes, Conde Nast Johansens best spa in UK, Chef of the year by Gullivanters Guide, only UK entry for 2005 in Relais & Chateaux, two restaurants: Le Mazot, a Swiss interior Brasserie and one Michelin star restaurant The Dining Room (closed Mondays and Tuesdays).

Formerly a Victorian school, this wonderful hotel, grade II-listed, is the perfect place to stay. Close to Swindon, minutes from the M4 (J16), yet set in the Wiltshire countryside, on the borders of the Cotswolds. Business travellers will welcome all the usual business facilities including free public area WiFi Internet access and meeting rooms. Car hire, station and airport transfers can be arranged. Leisure travellers will enjoy the local gardens and places of interest such as Oxford, Marlborough, Cheltenham, Stonehenge, the Cotswolds, Bath and Avebury, all of which are within easy driving distance. The Great Western Designer Outlet is 4 miles away, an ideal shopping location. The Ridgeway is very close, ideal for walking. All visitors will appreciate our location and look forward to returning at the end of the day for a drink in the bar, a light meal or a candlelit dinner in the Brasserie. Log fires will be burning in Winter, the outside terrace will be serving cool drinks and delicious food in the Summer. For each room there is one free parking-place. Additional or commercial cars cost 8.00 GBP per day. Vehicles in excess of 3.5 tonnes cannot be accommodated.

Hunters Hall is a 16th century coaching inn in the old historic village of Kingscote in the Cotswolds. It has a wealth of charm and character, enhanced by beamed ceilings and open fires. There are three comfortable and atmospheric bars and a restaurant offering food of the highest quality with an extensive choice of traditional dishes, wines and real ales. We have been recommended by both Camra and The Good Pub Guide. A feature of the hotel is the large garden and childrens play area - ideal for summer lunches with the family or evening barbecues with friends. The 13 comfortable, recently refurbished, en-suite bedrooms are situated in the beautifully converted Stable Block, a ground floor room with disabled facilities and family suite is available. Local attractions include the historic houses of Owl Pen Manor, Berkeley Castle, Chavenage House and Dyrham Park. Nearby, the pretty hilltop village of Painswick has a beautiful Rococo Garden and Westonbirt Arboretum has a magnificent collection of trees