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The George is a beautiful 14th Century, Grade II listed public house, restaurant and hotel set in the heart of the picturesque Cotswold countryside

A warm welcome, traditional ales from the local Hook Norton brewery and the finest British cooking await all our guests. Whether you are warming yourself beside the open fire or relaxing in our tranquil gardens, The George provides an idyllic retreat.

The George's Restaurant offers a classic menu of seasonal dishes based on fresh, locally sourced ingredients encapsulating the quality and diversity of local produce.

The George Bedrooms
Located above the pub, The George has 6 beautiful, individually decorated bedrooms. Warm, inviting and stylish while maintaining the charm and character of their historic surroundings, our rooms are designed to provide the perfect refuge for our guests. Each of our bedrooms has ensuite and tea & coffee making facilities and wi-fi connection.

Prices are per night and include our famous full English breafast.

Bedrooms Rates - Single Room: £45 - Twin Room: £65 - Double Room: £55 - King Size: £75

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Situated close to historic Stratford-Upon-Avon and the Cotswolds. The pleasure of staying at this delightful part Tudor manor house is like that of visiting a private home. It is ideal for a family or a group of 3/5 people. Grade II listed, the Old Manor stands in over three acres of landscaped gardens on the edge of the village of Halford midway between historic Stratford Upon Avon and the beautiful Cotswolds.

The main part of the house was built in the 16th and 17th centuries. It is partly timbered with the remainder in honey-coloured Cotswold stone and is owned by William and Jane Pusey. Jane is a Cordon Bleu cook and if anyone has dietary requirements she will cater for them.

The manor's gardens slope gently down to the River Stour where you may fish if you bring your own rods. There is also a hard tennis court.

The Old Manor House is open all year, has full central heating, with no smoking in bedrooms. Each bedroom is equipped with TV's and hair driers and children of all ages are welcome. Dinner can be provided by arrangement and there are excellent local pubs and restaurants.

The house is just 10 minutes by car from Stratford-upon-Avon, a few minutes away from Shipston-on-Stour, 15 minutes from Chipping Campden, and 45 minutes from Cheltenham Racecourse.

January and February - Double Rooms from £70.00 per night; Single Occupancy from £50.00
Rest of Year - Double Rooms from £85.00; Single Occupancy from £55.00

The Vernon-Miller family welcome you to Blackwell Grange.

Situated in fields on the Northern edge of the Cotswolds is Blackwell Grange, a 17th century farm house, as its low beamed ceilings, stone flagged floors and deep set windows testify.

It is still a farm: a flock of pedigree sheep graze the fields, and free ranging Wyandotte bantams - prolific layers of eggs for our real English breakfast - help with a spot of gardening.

Both our sheep and hens star - and win - at agricultural shows around the country.

The area is - officially! - one of outstanding natural beauty, dotted with golden - stoned Cotswold villages: Snowshill, Chipping Campden, the Swells and Upper Slaughter and Lower Slaughter to name but a few.

You can leave cars behind to walk the “Centenary Way”, Stanton, Stanway and Broadway Tower or roam the bridleways: bring your own horse if you like, we do B & B for horses too!

We'll pack a picnic for you, though you may prefer to pause at a pub, or treat yourself to a cream tea.

The disabled are not disadvantaged in our Garden Room (ground floor bedroom). Designed for people who may have difficulties, it is fully equipped. Double/Twin bedroom with tea/coffee making facilities and colour TV. However the bathroom has both a bath and a wheel-in shower with plenty of grab rails.

Breakfast can be taken in the main house, access to which is easy for wheel chairs.

The beamed bedroom looks out on to the garden: a heavenly place from which to look across to the Cotswold hills, while the summer house can provide shelter from the over hot sun (or unseasonal rain).

Within a time radius of well under an hour are all sorts of other attractions: Royal Shakespeare Theatre at Stratford-upon-Avon, Warwick with its castle, National Trust Gardens at Hidcote Manor, Kiftsgate Court, Upton House, Batsford Arboretum and many more near by, golf at “The Belfry” and the National Exhibition Centre.

Welcome from Martin & Stephanie

If you want a break from the hustle and bustle of the modern world The Old Coach House is ideal.

It is situated on the south side of Great Wolford Conservation Area and the Village is surrounded by an Area of Outstanding Beauty in the North Cotswolds.

With exposed beams, a flagstone floor and a wood burning stove in the sitting room, the atmosphere could not be more tranquil and in summer the terrace leading to the delightful garden is perfect for tea in the afternoon.

The Old Coach House have two beautiful en-suite rooms for a restful nights sleep and then breakfast on local produce (including Gloucester Old Spot sausages) before exploring the area.

Stratford, Cheltenham and Oxford are within easy reach and there is an abundance of pretty villages with lovely old pubs, most of which serve really good food. In fact one of the best, The Fox & Hounds, is right next door.

The Old Coach House charges are £80.00 per night for a double room including breakfast (£50.00 per night for single occupancy). - No children under 8 yrs, No dogs (except guide dogs)

At Butlers Road Farm bed and breakfast our guests accomodation consists of two large bedrooms, one double and one twin single, both of which can be used as family rooms if required. Both rooms have washing facilities, television and heating. We have one shared bathroom. There is a play area in the garden for children,and a guest lounge with a piano, a skittle table, puzzles and games, television and video. We offer our guests early morning tea, coffee, etc, followed by traditional English breakfast or whatever else you may wish, home made bread and preserves are always popular.

Butlers Road Farm bed and breakfast is a family run business breeding cattle for beef after giving up the dairy herd in 2001. We have lived and worked in Long Compton for many years and are very much a part of the local communty. We enjoy sharing our home with guests on a bed and breakfast basis and any children are sure to enjoy visiting our calves. We are looking forward to giving you a Butlers Road Farm bed and breakfast welcome.

After you have looked around the picturesque village of Long Compton, with its unusual church gate. You may wish to visit The Rollright Stones steeped in myth and legend. In the next village of Whichford you may like to visit Whichford Pottery who hand make fine English garden pottery and sell around the world. There are also local farm shops and tea rooms to satisfy any appetite.

Richard Mawle extends a warm welcome to you at Wolford Fields.

Wolford Fields, a Victorian manor house, was built in 1857 by Lord Camperdown for his sister. The surrounding farm has been farmed by the Mawle family for over lOO years. Wolford offers a comfortable relaxed stay with far reaching Cotswold views. With easy access, Wolford is located on the A3400 two miles south of Shipston-on-Stour, Warwickshire. Shakespeare's Stratford (14 miles), Oxford (22 miles), Banbury (14 miles), and the Cotwolds on the door step!

Wolford Bed and Breakfast offers television, and coffee, tea, and hot chocolate making facilities in each room. One en-suite bathroom and other shared facilities.

There is a large comfortable lounge with an open fireplace for our guests. A large video library is also at your disposal. Read a book, go for a walk, meander around the farm, or go 'history hunting' in any of the near-by villages. 'Antique-ing' is a specialty in the area as well!

A full English breakfast is offered (Richard is an expert at cooked breakfast!), while lighter fare is available.

The price for 2006 is £25 single or £45 double for Bed and Breakfast.
We also have a family bedroom which sleeps five! Two adults £20 pp plus £15 per child sharing the room.

Wolford is NON-SMOKING House

A warm welcome awaits you at Holly End ... the ideal choice for a luxurious break. If you plan to visit the Cotswolds, Shakespeare country and the surrounding areas then Holly End is the perfect place to stay.

Located in Shipston-on-Stour on the edge of the beautiful Cotswolds, within easy reach of Stratford-upon-Avon, Oxford and the Cotswold villages. Set in the North Cotswolds, Shipston-On-Stour is a small market town with the river Stour running through the centre, delightfully rural, in a pleasant, peaceful and tranquil setting. We are also very close to a large number of small, quaint Cotswold villages. Shipston-On-Stour has a number of traditional pubs and restaurants all serving great food, all within easy walking distance of Holly End. It has some wonderfull shops, selling quality goods from antiques to original paintings. Shipston-On-Stour also provides a wealth of tradition and culture - there is a shop nearby that is one of the last manufacturers of handmade grandfather clocks in the UK.

We are situated just 7 miles from Moreton-In-Marsh rail Station, which links through the Cotswolds, Oxford and onto London Paddington.

Throughout the whole house every effort is paid to detail, ensuring guests are comfortable and relaxed. The Garden is south facing, landscaped and full of beautiful plants and shrubs, it has a large patio area and plenty of seating. Holly End is often described by guests as "home from home" and has even been said to be “better than home”.

The Vernon-Miller family welcome you to Blackwell Grange Cottages

Garden Cottage (Sleeps 4 to 6)

In olden times, the cows slept in the stable and folk lived in the loft. We have almost done likewise with the old stable and hay loft we have converted into Garden Cottage. Bedrooms are on the ground floor while upstairs an excellent kitchen/dining room, cloakroom, sitting room and balcony. (There is a chairlift for any one who may have difficulty with the stairs).

Distillers Cottage (Sleeps 2)

See website for further information and pictures.

With complete freedom to come and go, rise and retire, dine in or out, you can walk foot paths, ride bridleways - or drive: these are still quiet country lanes. Or you may just rusticate in the garden or summerhouse and take in the surrounding scenery of fields and hills.

We are surrounded by an extensive network of footpaths and bridleways making it a wonderful area for guests to explore the countryside, or visit the many gardens e.g., Kiftsgate, Hidcote, Upton House, Coughton Court to name but a few. Visit Shakespeare's birthplace and the theatre in Stratford-upon-Avon only 7 miles away with Warwick Castle 10 miles away. There are some very good restaurant/pubs in the adjoining villages.

Please contact us for availability and prices.

The minimum stay is two nights, short breaks of 2 or 3 nights are available for most times of the year. There is no fixed changeover day for example if you want to book Tuesaday to Tuesday it should not be a problem, subject to availability. We do not charge for use of linen, towels and electricity.

A Starter hamper & a bottle of wine will be provided for guests staying one week or more.

Nolands Farm in Oxhill offers Bed and Breakfast in the heart of leafy Warwickshire countryside.   It is situated in a tranquil valley, with glorious views overlooking fields and woods   We can offer the country lover a happy relaxing stay in the very heart of the country.

All bedrooms are annexed and all en-suite, some in converted stables, others in the Granary therefore offering guests freedom to come and go as they please at anytime of the day. 

Each room has colour TV, hostess tray, hair dryer, radios, central heating and much more.  For the romantic at heart we have Romantic Four Poster bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms

Most of the bedrooms are on the ground floor either overlooking the old stable-yard, the garden or the fields with peace and quiet.

You can make yourself at home in the Conservatory, where you may like to read, play cards, games or just laze away the hours, at any time of the day or evening.   We can offer you drinks and wine from our licensed bar to enjoy while you are relaxing.

Home grown or locally sourced products are always used.  Home made sausages, free range eggs, our own jams, fruit, preserves and muesli, to name just a few things to entice the taste buds and set you up for the day.  

4 Star B&B a few minutes walk from the Little Venice of the Cotswolds - Bourton-on-the-Water

Listed early 18th century former wool merchant’s house in the heart of Painswick