The Cotswolds village of Painswick (known as The Queen of the Cotswolds) is a delightful little town with several places for accommodation and only three miles from the larger town of Stroud where the mainline railway station can be found.
Painswick is only 10 miles from Cheltenham Racecourse and so is a
convenient place to stay for the horse racing and has several restaurants, hotels and Inns.
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Painswick Hotels
Contemporary Country House With The Cotswolds Warmest Welcome
Set high on an escarpment overlooking the Severn Vale this 45 bedroom country house hotel lies between the Cathedral City of Gloucester and Regency Cheltenham. Hatton Court provides the right balance between traditional hotel service and all the benefits you would expect from a contemporary hotel. The Tara Restaurant is renowned locally. It is an ideal place from which to explore the Cotswolds.
Hatton Court is a reassuring size; not large and impersonal, nor too small.
As a former splendid Cotswold home the feeling is of being eminently comfortable as opposed to grand
Nothing is hurried. The reception is very much a lounge, with leather sofas, magazines and an open fireplace for those chillier days. Next door the bar is more a place to relax, take tea, read and talk than to rush.
The care taken to prepare the food, combined with a smiling service, is complimented by the thought that has gone into creating the Tara restaurant.
Warm soft furnishings balance the picture windows that allow you to take in the broad horizons beneath the escarpment to the Malvern Hills and the Severn Estuary.
The peace of the surrounding countryside and comfortable bedrooms, some with whirlpool baths, make for a goodnights sleep ready for another day exploring the Cotswolds.
The Tara Restaurant at Hatton Court
With large panoramic windows that take full advantage of the breathtaking views of the Severn Vale and the distant Malvern Hills, the spectacular location of The Tara Restaurant is matched with genuinely warm hospitality, fine food and an extensive selection of wines.
In summer months you can enjoy alfresco dining on the terraces or just simply enjoy an aperitif and canapés, coffee and petit fours, or a glass of champagne as the sun slips behind the distant hills. During the winter, log fires roar in the reception and lounge, the perfect spot to indulge in a fine Vintage Port or aged Cognac.
Fully refurbished in late 2009 the natural colours and soft lighting make a relaxing environment for friends and relations to enjoy each other’s company. Private dining facilities are available in the equally well appointed Cotswold Room.
The Tara Restaurant is open every day for hearty English Breakfasts, Morning Coffee and Cakes, Lunch, gloriously indulgent Afternoon Teas and candlelit Dinners. Traditional delicious roasts served every Sunday Lunch. Non residents are particularly welcome.
For room prices and special offers please see our website
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Hatton Court Hotel
Upton Hill, Upton St Leonards
Gloucestershire, GL4 8DE
To Brookthorpe lodge, our elegant Georgian country House set in lovely open countryside at the foot of the Cotswold escarpment just 3.5 miles from the city of Gloucester and 3 miles from the beautiful old Cotswold Market Town of Painswick.
Family run and offering excellent comfortable accommodation and cuisine you are assured of a warm personal welcome by your hosts Robert and Diana Bailey, and a memorable stay. With many years professional experience we offer freshly prepared home cooked breakfast with plenty of choice and evening meals by arrangement. All diets are catered for.
Our bedrooms are spacious, comfortable and individually decorated, most with wonderful countryside views. Whether you are a holidaymaker or business traveler, we have the ingredients to ensure your stay will be a memorable one.
3, consisting
of 2 double en-suite and 1 twin.
en-suite.
Smoking:
No
Children:
welcome
Dogs:
Dogs by
arrangement
When
Open/Closed:
Open all
year
Nearest
Road/s:
M5, A46
Local
directions:
From junction
11A of M5. Take A46 towards Stroud. Follow to Painswick.
Turn right at traffic lights up Gloucester Street -
St. Annes third door on right.
Greg and Iris McCormick welcome you to their Grade
II listed early 18th century town house in the centre
of beautiful Painswick, Queen of the Cotswolds and on
the Cotswold Way.
Walkers, cyclists and children all
welcome in our comfortable English family home with Green Tourism Business Scheme - 'Gold Leaf' award. King size beds and Aga
cooked hearty organic breakfasts.
Painswick offers several excellent
options for dinner, all within a few minutes walk of
St Annes.
Address
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St. Annes , Gloucester Street,
Painswick, Glos GL6 6QN
Ashton House is a listed 17th century former farmhouse
Ashton House is a listed 17th century former farmhouse, right in the middle of the village of Painswick, full of delights. The inglenook fireplace
has a Cromwellian fireback. The “priest’s hole” in one of the guest rooms was probably used in the English Civil War. The house has a wealth of exposed ancient timbering,
stonework and flagstones.
We have guest accommodation for up to 7 adults.
We have two double guest rooms (with private bathroom or shower room) and one twin guest room (with ensuite shower room) on the first floor. If there is an extra member of the same
party, there is a further single bedroom available, sharing the shower room with one of the double rooms.
All rooms have their own:
television
tea/coffee making facilities
holiday reading
WiFi available
All bedrooms have private bath/shower facilities
English and Continental breakfasts are offered
All our bedrooms are inividualy decorated and apointed with high quality luxurious furniture. Each bed has a hand made matress, goose down duvets and pillows.
The Indian Room has a gorgeous four poster rosewood bed, with a coloured glass canopy.
The Art Deco Room has an original 1920's ornate chrome and enamel bed.
The Rococo Room has a richly carved dark mahogany bed in the French Rococo style.
All 3 bedrooms are en-suite, each has flat screen television, internet access, radio alarm clocks, hair dryer and coffee and tea making facilities as standard. Each room has a fruit bowl, mineral waters and fresh cut flowers to add that personal touch. Laundry services are available on request.
The house has central heating and cosy landing lounge with leather armchairs, books, maps and board games,
Breakfast is served in our thirty seater restaurant facing the famous churchyard with the 99 Yew trees, or if the weather permits it can be served in our secluded court yard garden. For a small additional charge breakfast ordered the night before can be served in the bedrooms.
Tariff for double room per night:
Indian Room from £80.00; Art Deco Room from £80; Rococo Room from £80.
Our restaurant has a daily menu so that we so that we can follow the changing seasonal produce. Produce that should really be eaten in its prime, ripe, fresh and healthy. Produce from the farms and fields around Gloucester because we are lucky enough to have exceptional growers on our doorstep.
HAMBUTTS MYND was built in the 1700s as a corn mill, which was driven by a wind mill. It still has the original beam and character. In 1800s it was converted into the first Girls School in the Gloucester village of Painswick and then in latter years it was converted into a normal dwelling house which is now run as a renowned Bed and Breakfast by John and Elizabeth.
HAMBUTTS MYND is situated up a side road and not in the centre of the bustling village. We are 200 yards from the main road, very quiet and just 5 minutes walk (2 blocks) from the beautiful Painswick with its historic buildings and magnificent church grounds.
All bedrooms have a wonderful view over the valley and hills towards Stroud. Each room is centrally heated, its own colour television and in the Autumn and Winter all beds have electric blankets.
All rooms are en-suite and have tea and coffee facilities.
Tariff
Double/Twin £62
Double/Twin as single £40
Per Room Per Night
No single bedroom
Premises are locked at 11pm except by arrangement
Dogs are more than welcome
We do not allow smoking in the bedrooms but the lounge can be used for this purpose.
Address
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Hambutts Mynd,
Edge Road,
Painswick Nr. Cheltenham
Gloucestershire GL6 6UP
Barncastle has 5 bedrooms,
4 bathrooms and will
sleep 10 comfortably.
Welcome to Barncastle
Barncastle is a large, recently converted Cotswold stone barn nestling
in the beautiful Painswick valley built on the site of a Medieval Castle, owning
some outstanding countryside views over the Cotswolds. This gorgeous holiday
home is close to the lovely Cotswold towns of Painswick and Stroud and within
a short distance of nearby Historic Gloucester, with its excellent transport
links and beautiful Cathedral, and Regency Cheltenham with its wonderful restaurants,
shopping and Racing.
Accommodation
Barncastle will sleep 10 comfortably, with cot and highchair available on request.
There is ample parking at the front of the property. The barn is accessed through
either the Oak door to the left, or the large glass doors in the centre.
Ground Floor
Comprising of a small sitting room with Oak Flooring and French Doors leading
outside. Furnished with double bed, wardrobe, chest of draws, a comfortable
sofabed and extra seating.
Bedroom with Oak Floor furnished in a classical style, with a double bed, chest
of drawers and wardrobe.
Bedroom with two single beds, chest of drawers and wardrobe.
Two bathrooms, each with shower, basin and WC.
The beautiful Dining Hall can be observed from a breathtaking Oak gallery. The
Hall is floored with Oak and boasts a large Cotswold stone Inglenook Fireplace.
There is a dining table and chairs to seat 10.
The beautiful, fully-fitted kitchen has a traditional stone floor and includes
large American-style fridge, range cooker and dishwasher.
Utility Room with washing machine and tumble dryer.
First Floor
Spacious, beamed galleried living room with open fire, oak floor and sofa-bed
(for +2).
Bedroom with king-size bed and ensuite, with freestanding clawfoot bath, basin
and WC.
Bedroom with classical style double bed.
Second bathroom with shower, bath, basin and WC.
You can lie in bed at this romantic hideaway and gaze out of the window over a rural scene that has hardly changed in a century. The Byre at Quercus Bluff is a unique holiday cottage that has been created by its craftsman owner to provide a peaceful rustic retreat in the heart of the South Cotswolds countryside.
The Byre is approached via a long unmade track which leads down hill from the outskirts of Painswick to the peaceful pastures of Quercus Bluff farmstead. The former cow byre and adjoining barn (now the owner’s home) have been imaginatively converted using locally sourced materials, including felled oak from the farm’s woodland for the doors, window frames and roof timbers, and reclaimed flagstones from Sheepscombe Church for the floor .The hand crafted buildings have been featured in “Grand Designs” magazine (June 2004), as well as “English Country Interiors” and “The New Country Style England” books.
Three bedrooms and a vaulted living room are simply furnished with hand-crafted and rustic items, and all the rooms overlook the garden and valley beyond.
This is a place of peaceful solitude and privacy, a chance to enjoy the slower pace of life of a bygone age.
Accommodation:
The living room has magnificent oak beams cut from trees found on the farm, and a long dining table carved from a huge oak tree by the owner, David Murray, a skilled carpenter and member of the Gloucestershire Guild of Craftsmen. At one end of the room is a kitchen equipped in traditional style with an Aga, a Dutch airer, and a stone sink, while squashy armchairs are arranged around a wood burning stove.
Two double bedrooms, and a third room with bunk beds, provide for up to 4 adults and 2 children. The rooms are simply furnished, and all have uninterrupted views over the valley. A quirky shower room has a stone trough as a shower tray.
Double doors from the living room open onto the sheltered terrace with far-reaching views over the countryside. The fully enclosed garden is private and secluded, and is a perfect escape from the pressures of modern life. Cattle often graze the field beyond the garden, and buzzards may be seen soaring over the valley.
In the lower meadow is a wonderful picnic and camping area, with hand-crafted wooden furniture, a shallow pond which is home to ducks and dragon flies - and even an earth closet or “long drop”!
Tariff:- from £700.00 per week
Contact Address
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Ginny Murray
Quercus Bluff, The Park
Painswick, Glos GL6 6SN
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Hatton Court is a reassuring size; not large and impersonal, nor too small.
Ashton House is a listed 17th century former farmhouse, right in the middle of the village of Painswick, full of delights. The inglenook fireplace
has a Cromwellian fireback. The “priest’s hole” in one of the guest rooms was probably used in the English Civil War. The house has a wealth of exposed ancient timbering,
stonework and flagstones.
The Indian Room has a gorgeous four poster rosewood bed, with a coloured glass canopy.
HAMBUTTS MYND was built in the 1700s as a corn mill, which was driven by a wind mill. It still has the original beam and character. In 1800s it was converted into the first Girls School in the Gloucester village of Painswick and then in latter years it was converted into a normal dwelling house which is now run as a renowned Bed and Breakfast by John and Elizabeth. 
The Byre is approached via a long unmade track which leads down hill from the outskirts of Painswick to the peaceful pastures of Quercus Bluff farmstead. The former cow byre and adjoining barn (now the owner’s home) have been imaginatively converted using locally sourced materials, including felled oak from the farm’s woodland for the doors, window frames and roof timbers, and reclaimed flagstones from Sheepscombe Church for the floor .The hand crafted buildings have been featured in “Grand Designs” magazine (June 2004), as well as “English Country Interiors” and “The New Country Style England” books.
