The Lygon Arms, Broadway
The Lygon Arms brings several different ways to eat into the heart of Broadway: the Grill for a more ambitious dinner, Tavern for small plates and local drinks,…
The Redesdale, Moreton-in-Marsh
The Redesdale is a pub with rooms in the centre of Moreton-in-Marsh, designed around all-day food, a proper drinks list and a comfortable place to linger. It makes…
The Porch House, Stow-on-the-Wold
The Porch House is a historic inn in the centre of Stow-on-the-Wold, with a proper restaurant, pub garden and rooms above. It is the kind of place that…
Lords of the Manor, Upper Slaughter
Lords of the Manor is Upper Slaughter’s destination dining address: a country-house hotel with two restaurants and gardens that open directly onto the village landscape. The Dining Room…
The Castle Inn, Castle Combe
The Castle Inn is the natural food stop in Castle Combe: a historic coaching inn on the village street, close enough to the bridge and church that you…
The Ormond at Tetbury
The Ormond is a long-established Tetbury inn on Long Street, with a lively bar and restaurant that make it useful for a first-night dinner or a slower town-centre…
The Broadway Hotel
The Broadway Hotel sits directly on The Green, making it one of the easiest places to combine a meal with a proper wander through Broadway. Its restaurant and…
Eight Bells Inn
THE INSIDEREight Bells InnVisiting with children: the inn offers a children’s menu, but its bedrooms are not suitable for children under six. Check arrangements for your party directly before booking. Why we like it Eight Bells gives Chipping Campden a proper pub option with enough polish for dinner but without losing the feeling of an […]
The Fleece, Cirencester
THE INSIDERThe Fleece, CirencesterWhy we like it The Fleece is one of the easiest answers when you want a traditional Cotswold inn without giving up a central town location. Its collection of Grade II listed buildings sits directly on the Market Place, with bedrooms, restaurant spaces and a bar that still aims to feel like […]
Kings Head Hotel, Cirencester
THE INSIDERKings Head Hotel, CirencesterWhy we like it The Kings Head sits right on Cirencester’s Market Place, making it one of the easiest bases if you want to walk to the Corinium Museum, shops, New Brewery Arts and the town’s restaurants without thinking about taxis or parking every time you go out. It combines pub, […]