Heritage hotels in the Cotswolds

Broadway, Cotswolds $$$

Buckland Manor

A Grade II* listed thirteenth-century manor once held by the Abbey of Gloucester.

Broadway, Cotswolds $$$

The Lygon Arms

Fourteenth-century coaching inn where King Charles I and Oliver Cromwell both lodged.

Barnsley, Cotswolds $$$

The Pig-in the Cotswolds

A seventeenth-century rectory set within Rosemary Verey's celebrated Arts and Crafts ornamental gardens.

Burford, Cotswolds From $400

Bull Burford

A preserved sixteenth-century Grade II listed coaching inn retaining timber beams, undulating corridors, and ancient stone fireplaces.

Chipping Campden, Cotswolds From $200

Cotswold House Hotel & Spa

A Grade II listed Regency limestone townhouse dating to the early nineteenth century.

Cowley, Cotswolds From $450

Cowley Manor Experimental

A Grade II-listed 1695 country manor house set among historic Italianate gardens.

Broadway, Cotswolds $$$$

Foxhill Manor

A Grade II listed 1909 Arts and Crafts stone manor house featuring original fireplaces and mullioned windows.

Burford, Cotswolds $$

Highway Burford

Fifteenth-century staging post architecture with jettied timber framing and a carved Tudor archway.

Broadway, Cotswolds $$$

House of George W Davies

A seventeenth-century limestone house preserving timber beams and an inscribed 1637 truss.

Painswick, Cotswolds $$$

Painswick Hotel

An eighteenth-century Palladian vicarage expanded by Detmar Blow with a chapel wing.

Tetbury, Cotswolds $$

The Close Hotel

A Grade II listed sixteenth-century townhouse retaining mullioned windows and gently uneven floors.

Lower Slaughter, Cotswolds $$$

The Slaughters Manor House

A 1658 Cotswold stone manor house with an original carved hall fireplace.

Northleach, Cotswolds From $250

Wheatsheaf Inn (Hotel)

A preserved seventeenth-century coaching inn retains its original low-timbered ceilings, rustic stables, and flagstone floors.