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Find the Best Direct Booking Deals on Accommodation in the Cotswolds

Discover the Best Accommodation in the Cotswolds with Direct Booking

Rolling hills, historic villages, and golden stone cottages define the Cotswolds, a region in the Heart of England renowned for its timeless beauty. Whether you’re planning a stay in Bourton-on-the-Water, Stow-on-the-Wold, or Cirencester, finding the right accommodation in the Cotswolds at the best price is key. Plush.guide lists a selection of Cotswolds stays where booking directly with the owners often means lower rates than those on Booking sites. Direct booking not only saves you money but also gives you access to exclusive offers and a more personalised experience.

The Howard Arms

Ilmington, Shipston-on-Stour

9/10

The Howard Arms
Located in Ilmington, The Howard Arms is a Cotswold pub, restaurant, and bed & breakfast near the village green. It is a short distance to Stratford. It features a bar with a selection of ales, beers, and wines. The menu includes pub favorites, starters, main dishes, and desserts. Eight bedrooms, all luxurious and unique, include breakfast. Originally built in the 16th century, it has been renovated with up-to-date amenities. The en-suite bathrooms offer a bath and shower, apart from The Old Beam Room which features a shower only. Rooms also have duvets and pillows, smart TVs, coffee and tea, and complimentary toiletries.

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£132

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The Slaughters Country Inn

Lower Slaughter, Gloucestershire

9/10

The Slaughters Country Inn
Boasting 5 AA Gold Stars (Inn) and 2 AA Rosettes, The Slaughters Country Inn resides in a Cotswold village. Local food, village charm, and a wide selection of ales are provided. In the winter, log fires are lit. A terrace allows enjoyment during warm weather. The Inn includes 25 guestrooms and six cottages. The 31 rooms mix original construction with modern details. Comfortable white linen, quality pillows and beds come standard. Family rooms offer separate bedroom options. The Slaughters Country Inn’s lodgings range from Classic and Deluxe to Superior Rooms, Junior Suites, Cottages and Family Suites. Its position creates a setting. It provides convenience.

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£112

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Sandown Cottage

Bruern, Chipping Norton

9/10

Sandown Cottage
Accommodating four, Sandown features a master bedroom with a king-size four-poster and ensuite, plus a twin room with two single four-posters, also ensuite. The building was once a carriage house. Its open-plan living space integrates a drawing room, dining area, and well-equipped kitchen with an island, Belfast sink, and appliances. Enjoy the open fireplace, and the furniture set around this space. A terrace provides views of the walled garden, complete with furniture and a barbeque. In the master suite, the bed is dressed in silk. On display is a rosewood desk. Located within Bruern Cottages, Sandown’s location allows access to local walks. With its layout and finish, it is ideal for a group.

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£305

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The Old Post Office

Adlestrop, Moreton in Marsh

9/10

The Old Post Office
In Adlestrop, The Old Post Office provides accommodations within a renovated structure. The village, in the North Cotswolds, became known from Edward Thomas’ poem. Two bedrooms offer bed and breakfast throughout the year. Oxford, Cheltenham, Cirencester, and Stratford-upon-Avon are easily accessible. The Cotswold and MacMillan Ways offer routes for walks of varying lengths. The living room blends 17th-century details and modern amenities. A wood-burning stove provides warmth during cooler periods. In warmer months, the half-acre garden supports barbecuing, and lawn games. South-facing bedrooms feature wool mattress toppers, down duvets, and linens from The White Company and Cologne & Cotton. The Old Post Office also offers afternoon tea.

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£195

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The Crown Inn

Peterborough, England

9/10

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Located in the picturesque village of Elton, The Crown Inn is a charming five-star establishment a short distance from Peterborough. This historic property offers beautifully appointed guest rooms, featuring modern amenities and thoughtful touches designed to provide a comfortable stay. Guests will find high-quality British meals created with local and fresh ingredients at the on-site restaurant. A lush garden provides relaxation opportunities, and guests can enjoy a drink at the inviting bar. The Crown Inn provides an excellent base for visiting nearby attractions such as Fotheringhay Castle and Ferry Meadows Country Park. This inn, with its scenic location, luxurious accommodations, and exceptional service, guarantees a memorable experience within the English countryside. Whether looking for a peaceful escape or a romantic getaway, this engaging location offers the ideal setting for a notable visit. (

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£165

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Abbots Grange Manor

Broadway, Cotswolds

9/10

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In Broadway village, discover Abbots Grange, a 1320 medieval manor house set on eight acres of gardens and peaceful parkland. This family-operated Cotswolds lodging provides luxurious rooms complete with modern features, Egyptian cotton linens, and four-poster beds. You’ll find many shops, restaurants and pubs just down the road on High Street. A full English breakfast, made using ingredients from nearby farms, is served each morning in the dining room and its wood panels. Guests can easily enjoy the Cotswold Way, a trail which goes right through the village, offering great opportunities for long walks. It’s a great choice for those wanting a break from the city, or to just get away from all of lifes daily stresses. This 14th Century manor provides an unforgettable experience and top tier service.

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£310

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The Close Hotel

Tetbury, Cotswolds

9/10

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Sixteenth-century charm greets visitors at The Close Hotel in Tetbury. The town, picturesque for travelers, offers shops and restaurants to admire and enjoy. With free Wi-Fi and parking, The Close Hotel offers a comfortable experience with modern and antique furnishings. Television and bathrooms are offered as private amenities. Enjoy delectable meals with views. See Cirencester in 20 minutes. See Bristol in 35. Make Tetbury your next trip to explore history. The Close Hotel offers elegance and all kinds of attractions for vacationers.

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£140

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The Bell at Sapperton

Cirencester, Cotswolds

9/10

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Fifteen kilometers from Cotswold Water Park, you will find The Bell at Sapperton, a lodging area in Cirencester that’s recently been renovated. You can enjoy complimentary Wi-Fi and free parking. Streaming services enable the television. Breakfast can be enjoyed by dining area or in the room with services from the staff. The lodging is a good base for exploring nearby areas; cycling is just one activity to participate in. Lydiard Park is 34 km away, but if you are looking to tour somewhere else Kingsholm Stadium is just 38 km away.

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£149

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The Falkland Arms

Chipping Norton, Cotswolds

9/10

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Great Tew is home to The Falkland Arms, a 16th-century pub. Five en-suite rooms define the structure. Cotswold Hills, Blenheim Palace, and Oxford enhance the location as nearby tourist destinations. Enjoy The Falkland Arms, and the meals served there. Dine by a cozy log fire and admire the wooden beams. A garden, heated and lit, provides a nice outdoor scene year-round. Each room offers details. Consider this if looking for a central spot in England. See all that rural England can offer. Make this historic inn your base for your vacation or getaway

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£138

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Woolmarket House

Chipping Campden, Cotswolds

9/10

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Woolmarket House, in Chipping Campden, presents a luxurious 17th-century townhouse experience. The establishment offers six rooms. Each features plush bedding, antique furnishings, and heated ensuite bathrooms. Period charm can be found. An onsite restaurant, Michaels, is a local favorite. The location is near High Street shops and dining. Explore Cotswolds country walks, gardens, and cultural spots. Whether a getaway or holiday, Woolmarket House provides a center for touring. Explore the history, cuisine, and culture. Located in the heart of the city, the lodging has been restored to an excellent condition. Unique shops are nearby, and cultural attractions are within reach. From Woolmarket House, visitors can explore the pristine landscape, gardens, and culture.

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£225

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The Old Stocks Inn

Stow on the Wold, Cotswolds

9/10

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Overlooking the historic Stow-on-the-Wold village, The Old Stocks Inn provides travelers with a 17th-century stay. The Slaughters are two miles away, and Bourton-on-the-Water is four. Its features include en suite rooms, two restaurants with great staff, and a terraced patio for dining. It’s a great pick for those looking for world class service and accommodations. Modern amenities mix with a location that’s rich in history. If you’re looking for a getaway, you will find it here. A comfortable stay with friendly, attentive staff. Make it a trip to remember in Stow-on-the-Wold.

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£155

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The White Hart Royal

Moreton in Marsh, Cotswolds

8/10

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Moreton-in-Marsh’s historic center contains The White Hart Royal, a former 17th-century inn. The spot is just a five-minute walk from the town’s rail station. Some bedrooms feature four-poster beds, wet rooms, roll-top baths, and personal gardens. History marks this place, as King Charles I sheltered here. The hotel’s lounges add extra social spaces. Its traditional Snug Bar has flagstone floors. The Courtyard Restaurant provides locally sourced meals. The location is a base to reach Broadway and Stow on the Wold. Relax in a place filled with history. Use its location to get around.

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£98

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The Bird In Hand Inn

Witney, Cotswolds

9/10

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Located in Witney, The Bird In Hand Inn is a Grade II Listed 17th-century building. Plasma-screen TVs and free Wi-Fi equip the well-appointed guest rooms. The restaurant offers British and European dishes, presented within a setting defined by Cotswold stone walls and beamed ceilings. The bar selection includes real ales, wines, and a range of spirits. At 15 miles from Oxford, the inn’s situation allows trips into the Cotswolds area. The Bird In Hand Inn includes a setting in the heart of Witney. The inn has been a staple of Witney for decades. The convenient place serves many purposes for the region. In-room amenities make it suitable for various types of stays.

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£140

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The Harcourt Arms

Witney, Cotswolds

9/10

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Five-star The Harcourt Arms provides Witney visitors with an allergy-free environment. The property is a mere sixteen kilometers from Blenheim Palace. Private bathrooms with complimentary toiletries and coffee machines enhance each room. Flat-screen televisions deliver modern entertainment. The location serves multiple dietary selections in its restaurant. Free Wi-Fi and free parking are available. Explore the garden, unwind at the bar, or share time in the lounge. Oxford University provides further exploration. Comfort and accessibility create The Harcourt Arms’ atmosphere. The hotel is a gem within the town of Witney.

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£150

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The Swan Inn Swinbrook

Swinbrook, Cotswolds

9/10

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Swinbrook’s The Swan Inn stands as a 16th-century structure along the Windrush River. Oxford and Blenheim Palace reside a short drive away, Burford is near to The Swan Inn, offering a medieval market town atmosphere. Rooms feature log fires and oak framed ceilings and offer two forms of accommodation: main building rooms, or converted stone barn spaces. The Swan Inn gives guests fresh, local and traditional meals. Ales and beers from the Cotswold Brewing Company complete the menu. With all it has to offer, The Swan Inn gives an experience no one can forget. Its scenic location and inviting atmosphere enhance visits.

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£94

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Bull Burford

Burford, Cotswolds

9/10

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In Burford, The Bull, is a four-star hotel, provides modern amenities and services. Guests have access to free bikes, a terrace, a restaurant, and a bar. Air-conditioned rooms include private bathrooms, free WiFi, and a desk and kettle. A 24-hour front desk, along with a concierge, support guest needs. The hotel is close to Blenheim Palace (29 km) and the University of Oxford (31 km). Birmingham Airport is 87 km away. The hotel receives a 9.7 rating for its setting from couples, indicating its suitability for romantic stays. BULL Burford offers non-smoking rooms and facilities for disabled guests. The property’s design is to provide both convenience and comfort for a range of visitors.

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£210

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