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HOTEL ACCOMMODATION for your group visit The Arden Hotel Stratford Upon Avon, CV37 6BA www.theardenhotelstratford.com T: 01789 298682 Located in the heart of historic Stratford-upon-Avon, directly opposite the world-renowned Royal Shakespeare Company Theatres, The Arden Hotel is an elegant and sophisticated 45 bedroom boutique hotel in the birthplace of William Shakespeare. The star of Stratford-upon- Avon’s hotel scene, The Arden's sophisticated and contemporary take on a boutique hotel has won her admirers from across the globe. With the RSC for a neighbour what theatre goer could ask for more? Barnsley House Barnsley, GL7 5EE www.barnsleyhouse.com T: 01285 740000 Barnsley House is your private country house retreat in the Cotswolds graced by Rosemary Verey’s world famous gardens. The hotel has a dedicated spa, private cinema and 18 luxurious bedrooms. From the moment you arrive, you’ll find that we’ve designed everything to make you feel perfectly at home. The Potager restaurant looks out to the gardens where sprigs of rosemary and linen napkins dress the tables with menus inspired from the garden, seasonal crops and local produce. If you tire of the daily home baked bread and crumbly shortbread biscuits with your afternoon tea, you can always nip across the road to our village pub. The Bay Tree Hotel Burford, OX18 4LW www.cotswold-inns-hotels.co.uk/the-bay-tree-hotel T: 01993 822791 Nestled away on a quaint side street in Burford is the Bay Tree Hotel. The hotel has 21 stylish bedrooms and endless character with flag stoned floors, roaring log fires and a secret walled garden. This dog-friendly property is perfectly located for exploring Burford and its surrounding Cotswold villages. The Bear of Rodborough Hotel Rodborough Common, GL5 5DE www.cotswold-inns-hotels.co.uk/the-bear-of-rodborough T: 01453 878522 Set within 300 acres of National Trust land with views over the Cotswolds; The Bear of Rodborough has 46 classic country bedrooms, a lively bar, restaurant and plenty of places to sit back and relax. The hotel is dog-friendly and ideally situated for visiting the beautiful towns of Gloucestershire. The Broadway Hotel Broadway, WR12 7AA www.cotswold-inns-hotels.co.uk/the-broadway-hotel T: 01386 852401 Located in the heart of Broadway, overlooking the quaint village green; The Broadway Hotel has 19 individually styled bedrooms, a lively bar, cosy lounge and award-winning brasserie. The hotel is dog-friendly and ideally located for exploring not only Broadway, but surrounding Cotswold villages and attractions including Broadway Tower. Calcot Manor Near Tetbury, GL8 8YJ www.calcot.co T: 01666 890391 Set in a picturesque hamlet in the South of the Cotswolds, Calcot Manor & Spa has an indoor pool, secluded (lavender-lined) courtyard, hot tub and log fire, all within a 220-acre meadowland that has lots to do (or not – that’s up to you). Tennis courts, climbing frames, outdoor pool, running routes, cycle tracks, a disc golf course and a woodland gymnasium and multiple treatment rooms stocked with the best therapists and the best products, Calcot is renowned as one of the most luxurious spa hotels in the Cotswolds. The estate is home to 35 gorgeous bedrooms – including family rooms and suites. There is a Conservatory restaurant in the main house overlooking the grounds and The Gumstool Inn, a village-style pub adjacent to the main house, complete with open fire, fireside grill, stone floors and a proper British pub food menu. The Close Hotel Tetbury, GL8 8AQ www.cotswold-inns-hotels.co.uk/the-close-hotel T: 01666 502272 Located in the heart of Tetbury, alongside antique shops, boutiques and the Royal Highgrove shop, lies The Close. This dog-friendly hotel is home to 18 stylish and characterful bedrooms as well as a lively bar, relaxed brasserie and 2 Rosette dining room, which looks out onto the beautifully-manicured garden. Corinium Hotel & Restaurant Cirencester, GL7 2DG www.coriniumhotel.com T: 01285 659711 This delightful 16th century independent hotel is quietly situated, though just five minute walk into the town of Cirencester. The Corinium makes an ideal base to explore the Cotswolds. Facilities include fifteen character bedrooms, a locally renowned restaurant, cosy bar and lounge, secluded garden for alfresco dining, free wifi and ample on-site parking. Cotswold House Hotel Chipping Campden, GL55 6AN www.bespokehotels.com/cotswoldhouse T: 01386 840330 This award-winning luxury hotel and spa in the heart of Chipping Campden, Gloucestershire, which has recently benefitted from a substantial refurbishment, will appeal to discerning travellers visiting the Cotswolds, looking for tranquillity, sublime comfort, exceptional food and a stunning spa. The contemporary style makes Cotswold House and Spa one of the most admired boutique hotels in the Cotswolds. With its idyllic location, flexible mix of accommodation and dining spaces it stands out as a perfect venue for groups. Ellenborough Park Cheltenham, GL52 3NJ www.ellenboroughpark.com T: 01242 808992 Ellenborough Park is a sumptuous manor house hotel in The Cotswolds, situated on the outskirts of Cheltenham Spa. Steeped in layers of history, the main house of the estate dates back to the 15th Century. With 61 luxury bedrooms and suites, a dual-level spa and casual and contemporary restaurants, Ellenborough Park has become synonymous with country retreats, romantic breaks, unforgettable weddings and expertly-executed conferences. The Greenway Hotel & Spa Cheltenham, GL51 4UG www.thegreenwayhotelandspa.com T: 01242 862352 Our luxury country manor house hotel and spa offers an indulgent break away of fresh country air, luxurious accommodation in 21 beautifully designed rooms and gorgeous gardens. The Greenway Hotel & Spa is happily situated in the beautiful countryside surrounding the popular Regency town of Cheltenham, less than a hundred miles from London and a perfect base for touring Gloucestershire, The Cotswolds, Stratford-upon-Avon and Bath. Hallmark Hotel Gloucester, GL4 6EA www.hallmarkhotels.co.uk search Gloucester T: 0330 0283408 We can offer a welcome drink to all guests on a group booking via Cotswolds Tourism Our rates would be from £38 per person sharing a twin or double room, single supplements apply. Located 5 minutes from the M5. Enjoy a delicious meal in the brasserie, bar and lounge. Free super-fast wifi throughout the hotel, 95 bedrooms including 6 family rooms, health club with squash court and beauty treatment area, swimming pool and children’s pool. Hatton Court Upton St Leonards, GL4 8DE www.hatton-court.co.uk T: 01452 617412 Gloucester's premier 4 star country house hotel with a rosette award for culinary excellence. Traditionally decorated, spacious and elegant bedrooms and suites (most with countryside or garden views) all feature ensuite bathrooms, desks, free wifi, TVs and tea and coffee making facilities. The hotel has a restaurant serving locally sourced a la carte and brasserie dishes which is open for breakfast, lunch and dinner. The traditional afternoon tea experience is a particular delight for guests, served from 12 - 5pm daily. The Garden Marquee offers the best value all- inclusive wedding in Gloucester, with no catches. From fantastic views to great food and the very important attentive service, we are Gloucester's favourite wedding venue. The Hare and Hounds Hotel Tetbury, GL8 8QL www.cotswold-inns-hotels.co.uk/hare-and-hounds-hotel T: 01666 881000 Located in Westonbirt, with Highgrove House and the National Arboretum for neighbours; The Hare and Hounds Hotel has 42 cosy yet contemporary bedrooms, a lively bar, cosy lounges and award-winning restaurant. The hotel is dog-friendly and ideally situated for visiting Tetbury and the beautiful surrounding Cotswolds countryside. The Kings Hotel Chipping Campden, GL55 6AW www.kingscampden.co.uk T: 01386 840256 The Kings Hotel is a charming 18th century town house and wedding venue boasting distinctive and stylish accommodation. Sympathetic and careful renovation means you can enjoy all the modern day comforts you need, yet still soak up the character and history of a Cotswold stone building. Nestled in the heart of picturesque Chipping Campden, with our own private carpark, this is the perfect location to experience the beauty of the Cotswolds. The Lamb Inn Burford, OX18 4LR www.cotswold-inns-hotels.co.uk/the-lamb-inn T: 01993 823155 Located on Sheep Street, in the heart of Burford; The Lamb Inn boasts 17 classic Cotswold bedrooms, with history around every corner. This dog-friendly hotel is also home to a traditional bar and comfy lounges, a beautifully manicured garden and a 3 Rosette awarded brasserie. The Manor House Moreton-in-Marsh, GL56 0LJ www.cotswold-inns-hotels.co.uk/the-manor-house-hotel T: 01608 650501 Winner of the Condé Nast Johansens ‘Best Luxury Value’ Award 2017; The Manor House is perfectly located on Moreton-in-Marsh High Street alongside traditional tea rooms and boutiques. The Hotel has 35 beautifully designed bedrooms, a cosy bar and library, a relaxed Brasserie overlooking the gardens, and an award-winning restaurant. Number Four at Stow Stow-on-the-Wold, GL54 1JX www.hotelnumberfour.co.uk T: 01451 830297 18 rooms (Twin/double x 13, suite x 4, family room x 1) Large car park with space for coaches. Rates include full English breakfast and VAT. 50 cover restaurant. Menus for groups can be arranged for lunch and dinner. Large garden for team games. Meeting room for 20 boardroom. The Painswick Painswick, GL6 6YB www.thepainswick.co.uk T: 01452 813688 The Painswick is home to a restaurant that flaunts the very best of consummate cooking, sixteen bedrooms that whisper peaceful slumber and the most perfect pair of tranquil treatment rooms prepped and ready for retreat. At the very heart of the house, is our food.
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