The White Hart Royal, with individually designed bedrooms, is a historic 17^th century coaching inn. All bedrooms have complimentary tea and coffee making facilities, mineral water and biscuits. From the revenue the hotel receives they donate the cost of a new baby tree to the local woodland trust. In this way they not only contribute towards a great local ’green’ cause, they also provide guests with the feel good factor of knowing that having an overnight stay here a little tree will grow!

"The luxurious four-star Manor House Hotel is a charming 16th-century Cotswold retreat where you can unwind, enjoy great food and drink, and soak up a warm, welcoming atmosphere. Each room has its own character and style, with lovely views to match. Rooms come with flat-screen TVs, tea and coffee facilities, and en-suite bathrooms stocked with complimentary Molton Brown products.

This inn is located within a 17th century building which was once an Eton cramming school. It stands four acres of beautiful grounds alongside the River Eye in the centre of Lower Slaughter. All the rooms are comfortably furnished and individually designed blending seamlessly with the traditional features of the oldest parts of the house with contemporary design. The Restaurant at the Slaughters Inn is open each evening for guests wishing to dine in its relaxing ambience, the menu offers a choice of seasonal dishes alongside traditional favourites featuring the best of Gloucestershire’s local produce.

The Slaughters Manor House is a beautiful 17th Century 4-star manor house which combines contemporary interiors with country charm, attentive service and one of the most acclaimed restaurants in the Cotswolds. Spring 2016 saw the entire ground floor renovated to restore the character of the building, exposing and emphasising architectural details contrasted with a modern, vibrant interior design.The Restaurant at their neighbouring sister property, The Slaughters Inn is open each evening for guests wishing to dine in its relaxing ambience, the menu offers a choice of seasonal dishes alongside traditional favourites featuring the best of Gloucestershire’s local produce.

The Dial House Hotel demonstrates a blend of old and modern to bring you the ultimate country hotel experience. The Hotel is situated in idyllic surroundings and is built from the famous mellow Cotswold Stone. The Dial House dates back to 1698 and is the oldest building still standing in the village. Room amenities include flat screen TV, tea and coffee making facilities.

Free wi-fi is available throughout the hotel.

This inn is located within a 17th century building which was once an Eton cramming school. It stands four acres of beautiful grounds alongside the River Eye in the centre of Lower Slaughter. All the rooms are comfortably furnished and individually designed blending seamlessly with the traditional features of the oldest parts of the house with contemporary design. The Restaurant at the Slaughters Inn is open each evening for guests wishing to dine in its relaxing ambience, the menu offers a choice of seasonal dishes alongside traditional favourites featuring the best of Gloucestershire’s local produce.

The Slaughters Manor House is a beautiful 17th Century 4-star manor house which combines contemporary interiors with country charm, attentive service and one of the most acclaimed restaurants in the Cotswolds. Spring 2016 saw the entire ground floor renovated to restore the character of the building, exposing and emphasising architectural details contrasted with a modern, vibrant interior design.The Restaurant at their neighbouring sister property, The Slaughters Inn is open each evening for guests wishing to dine in its relaxing ambience, the menu offers a choice of seasonal dishes alongside traditional favourites featuring the best of Gloucestershire’s local produce.

The Dial House Hotel demonstrates a blend of old and modern to bring you the ultimate country hotel experience. The Hotel is situated in idyllic surroundings and is built from the famous mellow Cotswold Stone. The Dial House dates back to 1698 and is the oldest building still standing in the village. Room amenities include flat screen TV, tea and coffee making facilities.

Free wi-fi is available throughout the hotel.

The Lion Inn is formerly a coaching inn dating back to the 1500s, following a major renovation the Inn has been given a new lease of life; the rooms now have their own individual style and character, rooms are clutter free which means they do not have TV’s. You can enjoy delicious home-cooked, locally-sourced food and a great selection of beer, wine and spirits in a beautiful, relaxing environment in the restaurant and bar.

The Broadway Hotel, served over 400 years ago as a rural retreat still offers a feeling of tranquillity to be enjoyed by today’s visitors. The bedrooms are individually furnished, warm and inviting, with attention to detail in every bedroom. Each of the nineteen guest rooms have a flat-screen TV, beverage tray, hairdryer and en-suite bathrooms generously stocked with complimentary Molton Brown products. The Tattersalls Brasserie is in the beautiful new Atrium, the elegant, light filled brasserie offers an extensive a la carte menu with a good selection of fresh and seasonal dishes along with a choice of 31 day dry aged free range steaks.

One of the most famous hotels in the Cotswolds, the Lygon Arms hotel has been welcoming travellers to the Cotswolds since the 16th century. Rooms are either modern or traditional. All rooms have TV, a hairdryer, and complimentary toiletries, with Wi-Fi access also available. You can enjoy free use of the hotel’s health club, with an indoor heated swimming pool, sauna, and fitness centre. Dining at The Lygon Arms is provided in The Great Hall, which is decorated with suits of armour. A varied à la carte menu is offered to guests, or informal dining can be enjoyed at The Goblets Bistro, all with fresh, locally sourced ingredients.

The Broadway Hotel, served over 400 years ago as a rural retreat still offers a feeling of tranquillity to be enjoyed by today’s visitors. The bedrooms are individually furnished, warm and inviting, with attention to detail in every bedroom. Each of the nineteen guest rooms have a flat-screen TV, beverage tray, hairdryer and en-suite bathrooms generously stocked with complimentary Molton Brown products. The Tattersalls Brasserie is in the beautiful new Atrium, the elegant, light filled brasserie offers an extensive a la carte menu with a good selection of fresh and seasonal dishes along with a choice of 31 day dry aged free range steaks.

One of the most famous hotels in the Cotswolds, the Lygon Arms hotel has been welcoming travellers to the Cotswolds since the 16th century. Rooms are either modern or traditional. All rooms have TV, a hairdryer, and complimentary toiletries, with Wi-Fi access also available. You can enjoy free use of the hotel’s health club, with an indoor heated swimming pool, sauna, and fitness centre. Dining at The Lygon Arms is provided in The Great Hall, which is decorated with suits of armour. A varied à la carte menu is offered to guests, or informal dining can be enjoyed at The Goblets Bistro, all with fresh, locally sourced ingredients.

Russell’s is one of the chicest places to stay and eat in Broadway, it's situated in the former showroom of Sir Gordon Russell’s furniture. Above the restaurant are seven individually designed bedrooms, all with en-suite bathrooms, luxury bedlinen and air conditioning. Flat screen televisions, broadband internet access and original architectural features all combine to create a supremely comfortable experience. 

Cotswold House Hotel and Spa is set in the heart of Chipping Campden, with two acres of landscaped townhouse gardens behind it. It has overlooked the Square for more than 200 years, and for the last ten years has been one of the most prestigious hotels in the Cotswolds.

Its 28 bedrooms include garden cottages and suites, some with private gardens and hot tubs, limestone baths and mood lighting, and all designed to be comfortable and indulgent. Rooms include a flat-screen TV, excellent bathroom facilities, and facilities for making tea and coffee.

The award-winning 16th-century Noel Arms hotel features open log fires, each individually styled, luxury room boasts elegant furniture, an en-suite bathroom with a bath and a shower, and free toiletries. One of the rooms features a luxurious, carved four-poster bed which dates back to 1657. The airy conservatory and terrace are an ideal location for lunch or a handmade cake from the on-site coffee shop. You can also use the Temple Spa at the sister hotel across the road, Cotswold House. 

The White Hart Royal, with individually designed bedrooms, is a historic 17^th century coaching inn. All bedrooms have complimentary tea and coffee making facilities, mineral water and biscuits. From the revenue the hotel receives they donate the cost of a new baby tree to the local woodland trust. In this way they not only contribute towards a great local ’green’ cause, they also provide guests with the feel good factor of knowing that having an overnight stay here a little tree will grow!

"The luxurious four-star Manor House Hotel is a charming 16th-century Cotswold retreat where you can unwind, enjoy great food and drink, and soak up a warm, welcoming atmosphere. Each room has its own character and style, with lovely views to match. Rooms come with flat-screen TVs, tea and coffee facilities, and en-suite bathrooms stocked with complimentary Molton Brown products.