Guiting Power and Temple Guiting Accommodation Cotswolds England UK - The villages of Guiting Power and Temple Guiting are quintessential ancient Cotswolds villages that totally blend into the surrounding peaceful and beautiful countryside. In this area of the northern Cotswolds you will find wonderful B&Bs, ancient English Pubs and Inns, and idylic Guest Houses that will provide you with great hospitality and cater for your every taste.
The two Guitings are 3 miles apart and are approximately 7 miles from Stow-on-the-Wold and 15 miles from Cheltenham.
Temple Guiting also has many footpaths and bridleways, including the Cotswold Way (2 miles), golf (6 miles), horse riding (4 miles), and Cheltenham races. Local Places of Interest - Broadway 6 miles, Stow on the Wold 7 miles, Bourton on the Water 5 miles, Winchcombe 5 miles, Cheltenham 11 miles, Stratford upon Avon 24 miles.
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Temple Guiting Accommodation
A charming and beautifully proportioned Tudor Cotswold Manor House set in acres of stunning grounds and gardens. Luxuriously furnished. Small village, near Stow. Available for weekends or by the week - Sleeps 10.
Guests are assured of a very warm welcome at the Guiting Guest House which is a delightful and tastefully restored 16th Century Cotswold stone former farmhouse with all modern facilities. Everywhere there is exposed beams, inglenook fireplaces, and polished solid pine floors from the Wychwood forest. Guests are welcomed with a cup of tea and perhaps a slice of homemade cake.
Most bedrooms have four-poster beds, are are en suite, and all rooms are individually furnished. All the extras are provided, as you would expect from a Gold Award establishment.
Guiting Guest House has earned a reputation for the quality of its Evening meals which are served by candlelight in the homely dining room. Evening meals can be served by prior arrangement (normally 48 hours). The cost for a four course dinner is £25.00 per person and includes a complimentary glass of sherry or fruit juice, tea/coffee ans mints.
...a place in the country,
with a distinctly horsey connection
The Hollow Bottom is a privately owned free house in the heart of The Cotswolds. Extremely popular with both young and old alike, it's a rare mix in today's world - but we would say that wouldn't we? If our pub were famous for one thing, that would have to be our long tradition and connection to The Cheltenham Races. Our clientele would canter right up to the bar if we let them!
When Hugh and Charlie took over, Earth Summit came to The Hollow Bottom to bless the pub then Bindaree stopped by to celebrate his Grand National triumph. We like to think they heard our nose bag was unbeatable and our stables were first class (fresh straw daily). We are proud of our countryside and racing heritage, fiercely fond of food and dedicated to our customers, both local and those trotting through.
The Hollow Bottom is as cosy a place as you could wish to find in the Cotswolds, without being cramped. The bar has a number of nooks and crannies to get yourself squinnied into and tables outside front and back for fine weather. We have a separate dinning room from the bar or you can eat in the bar itself. We serve food all day and a roast carvery all day Sunday.
Our B&B consists of four well appointed comfortable rooms. Earth Summit is our en suite family room, Mrs Muck is an en suite double room and Grange Brake, a twin with a private bathroom. Bindaree an en suite double room in our cosy annex. All rooms as you would expect, have tea and coffee making facilities, colour TV, hair dryers and we'll even throw in a trouser press. You'll need a good night's rest so you can tackle Charlie's Sassenach breakfasts.
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The Hollow Botom Winchcombe Road Guiting Power Cotswolds Cheltenham Gloucestershire GL54 5UX
Spring Bank Cottage is quietly situated in lovely surroundings, Springbank is a 5 Star Cotswold stone coach house, equipped to the highest standards. It is on the upper level, set in 11 acres of the Windrush Valley, which features a half acre pond with private course fishing. Soft colour scheme, oak floors with rugs, quality furnishings and fabrics in this superb conversion that offers spacious accommodation for two. Easy spaciuos off road parking and about half a dozen steps down to the south facing sun terrace that has patio furniture and is very pleasant especially on those long summer evenings. The village has a shop and post office and there are 4 pubs locally which serve good food (within a 3 mile radius).
Accommodation comprises of fully central heated: Large bedroom with king size double bed, sofa and silk covered dressing table. Oak floored open plan living area, large comfy sofa and rugs, with wood burning stove (logs included), tape and CD player, television and video. Seating for four diners using Royal Worcester China. Fully equipped kitchen including dishwasher, washing machine, microwave, fridge, electric hob and oven. Bathroom with separate shower and bath. Springbank has its own entrance
and parking leading to private garden and sun terrace. See
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Low season 7 January-18 March, 4 November-16 December - £295 Mid Season 1 April-22 April, 16 September-3 November- £355 High Season 29 April-9 September, and all weeks including Bank holidaysand
Cheltenham Festival week - £395
Short breaks also available, please contact us with your requirments Sorry no pets and non smoking preferred Stabling can be arranged for 1-2 horses with feed and bedding (pay owner)
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Kate Mather, Landgate House, Temple Guiting, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, GL54 5RT
A beautifully furnished, newly converted barn
situated in the quiet village of Temple Guiting near Stow-on-the-Wold.
The house has a bedroom, luxury bathroom (inc shower), fully fitted kitchen. (inc washing machine and dishwasher). There is underfloor heating so it is warm and cosy.
The barn is situated in the grounds of the Manor at Temple Guiting - access to the grounds and tennis court are only available if the main house is unoccupied. However, There is a little garden and patio area and lovely views of the valley and the windrush below.
Perfect for walkers as the house is adjacent to one of the Donnington Way walks.
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spaciuos off road parking and about half a dozen steps down to the south facing sun terrace that has patio furniture and is very pleasant especially on those long summer evenings. The village has a shop and post office and there are 4 pubs locally which serve good food (within a 3 mile radius).
The house has a bedroom, luxury bathroom (inc shower), fully fitted kitchen. (inc washing machine and dishwasher). There is underfloor heating so it is warm and cosy. 
