Stow-on-the-Wold is one of the most popular bustling major marketing towns of the Cotswolds and famous for its antique shops. There is an excellent selection of Guest Houses and Bed & Breakfasts (B&B).
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This Tudor Grade II listed house sits near the top of the hamlet of Clapton-on-the-Hill (6 miles from Stow-on-the-Wold). Set in the heart of beautiful rolling Cotswolds countryside. Clapton-on-the-Hill boasts the smallest church in Gloucestershire.
James and Karin moved to Clapton Manor sixteen years ago and have brought up their four children in the house. James is a garden designer and historian.
Our Rooms
We have two rooms. The Garden Room has a large double bed (five foot king) and ensuite bathroom with bath and shower. The Windrush Room has a six foot bed (super king which can be a double or a twin) and has an ensuite bathroom with bath and hand shower.
Both rooms also have a tea tray, hairdryer and radio. Bathrooms are equipped with lovely big towels and delicious bathroom goodies by Branche d’Olive, a top quality range of handmade soaps and other bath and body products.
The immensely comfortable Hypnos beds have electric blankets for the chillier autumn days, enormous duck and goose down duvets (if you hate duvets please let us know in advance and we can make up the beds with sheets and blankets). The beds all have two pillows, a reading pillow and a softer one with crisp white covers and the finest French bed linen. While you are out having dinner we turn the beds down and spray your pillows with lavender linen spray.
Our Breakfast
Breakfast, in the dining room dominated by a massive Tudor fireplace, is as organic as we can get. Our chickens waddle round the garden eating most of our flowers and then laying delicious eggs! The sausages, bacon and black pudding are from our local prize-winning butcher. All the jams are home made (Karin's marmalade even won first prize at the local village fète) and the bread is made by James.
Tariff:- from £100 per night fully inclusive of breakfast
At the end of a long gravel drive a charming bed and breakfast with a
warm welcome
awaits
in a traditional Cotswold stone housesituated on the
edge of the well known
picturesque market town of Stow-on-the-Wold.
Mole End offers luxury accommodation in a tranquil setting, enjoying uninterupted views for 10 miles.
All the bedrooms are cosy and comfortable, with sumptuous beds and fine linen, equiped with tea and coffee making facilities, haidryers and radios.
The centre of Stow on the Wold is only a 7 minute walk from Mole End, with its' excellent selection of gastro pubs, bistros and shops, there is plenty to do.
Conveniently located off The Old Fossway (A429) we are within easy reach of Moreton-in-Marsh, Bourton-on-the-Water and larger towns of Stratford-upon-Avon, Cheltenham and the City of Oxford.
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Chure House is a new house sympathetically built within the town conservation area. Only a minute's walk to theTown Square (the centre of town) yet set back from the road it is very quietly located. Lots of excellent eating places and shops in Stow-on-the-Wold within a couple of minute's walk.
The accommodation in this Stow B&B is furnished to a particularly high standard. The bedrooms are very light, airy and spacious. All bedrooms have an extensive hospitality tray including cafetiere coffee, selection of teas, with television, central heating, hair dryers and a seating area with chairs and table for your comfort. All the bedrooms are en-suite with luxurious, spacious en-suites.
Breakfast is extensive using sausages and bacon from a local farm shop. All the products are fresh, free-range and locally-sourced whenever possible. Vegetarians are catered for and any other dietary requirements.
A sunny walled garden with outdoor seating is specially for guests' use where you can sit peacefully and enjoy a good book or just soak up the sun. The dining room opens up with French doors to the walled garden.
Chure House B&B in Stow-on-the-Wold has only three bedrooms so you are assured personal service. Jill Barclay, has previously owned award-winning hotels in Cornwall and on the South Coast of England.
The following rates are pounds sterling per room, per night (based on 2 people sharing a double or twin room) including a Full English breakfast. There is no VAT or service charge.
Room Rates
Sunday - Thursday
Friday and Saturday
The Cavalier Room (family room sleeps 3)
£90
£115
The Roman Room (double room)
£80
£95
The Cromwell Room (double room)
£75
£90
Discount for stays of 4 nights or more and supplements may apply.
See Chure House website for further information.
Corsham Field Farmhouse is a charming farmhouse set within the Cotswold countryside one and a half miles from Stow-on-the-Wold.
The farmhouse is in a quiet, peaceful location with plenty of parking and spectacular views of the surrounding hills and countryside from the garden, with relaxing chairs and tables providing a lovely spot for picnics and observing wildlife.
Smoke free environment. Free Wi-Fi access.
All the bedrooms are centrally heated, have tea tray, TV and hairdryer with either en-suite or private bathroom.
Corsham Field Farm House is open all year for bed and English breakfast offering special rates for longer stays. There are two Village Inns nearby that are excellent for food; one is only 5 minutes walk away and the other one mile
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Corsham Field Farmhouse, Bledington Road, Stow-on-the-Wold, Gloucestershire GL54 1JH
Located in the picturesque village of Maugersbury within walking distance of Stow-on-the-Wold and within easy reach of many well known attractions, Little Broom is a magnificent detached traditional Cotswold stone house set in one acre of beautiful gardens.
Little Broom B&B has a secluded garden with heated swimming pool in summer with swing chair, table and chairs on the lawn to sit and relax with a drink after a day enjoying the Cotswolds. In winter you can relax by an open fire in our traditionally beamed sitting room.
The breakfast room is comfortably laid out with large round mahogany round table and small table for two set with bone china and silver cutlery, linnen napkins, home made jams and honey.
You will be made most welcome by your host who will do everything to make your stay an enjoyable one. The accommodation is beautifully furnished throughout offering TV and tea/coffee making facilities in all rooms. You are welcome to relax around the outdoor heated pool in the summer season or by open fire in the winter. There is more than adequate private parking available.
Double Bedroom
The Studio Apartment
The Studio Apartment
The apartment can be used for self-catering as well as B&B; totally self-contained with bathroom, kitchen and shower. The bed can be arranged as either twin or double.
It has a large arched window set in Cotswold stone looking over what was the courtyard to the stables and coach house - now a delightful garden.
The Stable End
This totally self-contained apartment looks down to the kitchen garden, paddock and stables. It has its own conservatory sitting room with patio doors leading to the garden (no kitchen). The bedroom has a queen size bed with bathroom equipped with both bath and shower.
Both apartments have their own sitting room space and outside garden furniture for own use. Each are equipped with fridge, tea, coffee and TV. Each can be fitted with extra beds to suite a family.
Tariff (fully inclusive of full English Breakfast)
For Double and Twin En-Suite Rooms - from £55.00 per room per night
For Apartments - from £75.00 for two per night (plus £15.00 extra per single bed to suite family)
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Little Broom
Maugersbury, Stow-on-the-Wold, Gloucestershire, GL54 1HP
You will be assured of a warm and friendly welcome at this 17th century beamed cottage which offers delightful accommodation and is situated just a few minutes walk from Stow Square.
Built in 1640 it was originally an Ale House called "The Cross Keys" where the beer was brewed in the cellar. In 1660 a second cottage was built behind the original dwelling and quite recently a further extension was added, giving Cross Keys deceptively comfortable and spacious accommodation.
On the ground floor you will find the breakfast room where a superb choice of breakfasts is served. There are also two lounge area for guests use - one with television and welcoming open log fires to keep you cosy on winter evenings.
The bedrooms are all furnished to a high standard making them perfect to relax in after a full day touring in the Cotswolds......each room has central heating, colour TV, radio/alarm and tea & coffee making facilities. Price Guide: Double Room - from £65.00 per night including breakfast.
Cross Keys is privileged to be included in the U.S.A.'s Frommers Guide with a star rating and Rick Steve's 2010/11.
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Margaret & Roger Welton, Cross Keys Cottage, Park Street, Stow on the Wold, Gloucestershire GL54 1AQ
It pays to wander off the beaten track and look at villages hidden in the trees and behind wonderful golden stone walls which age has mellowed, rather than withered….there is an evasive spirit about the Cotswolds, its secret seems shared, offering a haven and interest to everyone, and none more so than the village of Oddington.
The village of Oddington lies some two miles east of the highest town in the Cotswolds, the market town of Stow on the Wold - "a meeting place on a rolling hill". There are many enchanting villages the absolute quintessence of English rural life and Oddington is no "Oddity" in this respect, as it dates back to the 11th century, is un-spoilt by tourism and still retains the character of the North Cotswolds.
Sleeping in a delightful woodland setting is the church of St. Nicholas, parts of which date back to the 12th Century and to this day has an interesting "doom" painting on its wall. This church continues to provide services and ceremonies for the village.
Blenheim Cottage is a non-smoking residence, standing in 1.5 acres and lies just off the beaten track betwixt Upper and Lower Oddington. We offer something a little different in the shape of two suites which are separate from the main house. Both suites offer superking beds, mini lounge and kitchen and luxury bathroom upstairs, with shower and 'slipper' bath. No need to rush for an early start, here you can take breakfast at your leisure. Comprehensive 'continental style' breakfast provided whilst enjoying views over the paddock.
Ample secluded parking and an easy stroll will lead you to two outstanding inns renowned for fine food and ales. Umbrellas and torches provided where necessary. We are ideally placed for all top tourist attractions.
Not suitable for families/children and alas no dogs, as resident canine Murphy gets very jealous!
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Blenheim Cottage B&B, Upper Oddington,
Stow on the Wold, Gloucestershire,
GL56 0XG
Number Nine is a bed and breakfast located a few yards from the village square and minutes from the stunning Cotswold countryside. The building is an elegant 18th Century Cotswold stone house that was originally a coaching inn. The interior has been furnished to a high standard.
Set in the historic town of Stow on the Wold, No.9 is ideally situated for nearby places of interest, including Stratford Upon Avon, Bourton on the Water, Cheltenham.
All three bedrooms are ensuite, two with bath, one with shower, all are equipped with TV, clock radio and tea and coffee facilities.
No.9 is a totally non-smoking establishment.
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9 Park Street, Stow on the Wold, Gloucestershire, GL54 1AQ
Situated in the well known Cotswold Town of Stow-on-the-Wold (A436 Chipping Norton road) you will find a most welcoming bed and breakfast, called Tall Trees, set right on the edge of the town overlooking the Cotswold countryside.
The accommodation is to a very high standard and offers a touch of luxury in a traditional Cotswold stone house.
There is adequate off road parking and guests are welcome to use the patio area and enjoy the pleasant gardens.
You would be ideally situated for touring around the Cotswolds and Stow itself has many places of interest and plenty of good restaurants. Be sure to book early as this is a popular place to stay.
Woodlands is situated in the heart of the Cotswolds, set on the edge of a small
hamlet of Upper Swell, within walking distance from the historical market town of Stow-on-the-Wold.
At Woodlands we offer you a warm welcome and a high standard of accommodation set
in a relaxing location backing on to breathtaking views of the lake and open picturesque
Cotswold countryside.
This is an ideal setting for photography, cycling or those rambling Cotswold county walks. We are able to offer local illustrated maps detailing routes with interesting land marks or you may wish to just explore at your leisure.
All our Twin and Double rooms are ensuite with colour TV, tea/coffee facilities, hair dryer and internet access available upon request
Our Beauty and Holistic Salon Tranquility gives you the option to choose a treatment enabling you to unwind and pamper yourself, making the most of your stay at woodlands.
Special pamper packages, weekend breaks and group bookings are available upon request.
Our room rates are as follows
Single room £35.00 - £40.00
Double or Twin bedded room £60.00 - £70.00
Family Room £75.00 - £85.00
Saturday/Sunday night stay double or twin will be £100.00 subject to availability
The limes Bed and Breakfast is a long standing family business with over 30 years of serving visitors. The house is built in the Victorian style and situated 4 minutes walk from Stow-on-the-Wold’s market Square.
The Limes has a beautiful garden which goes all round the house and boasts an ornamental fishpond with Koi Carp and a Aviary with cockatiels. The garden is maintained by Helen and Graham and welcome guests on a warm and sunny day to sit and relax and enjoy the tranquil atmosphere.
There is a comfortable resident’s lounge with a warming fire in those winter days and adjoining the lounge is the breakfast room overlooking the garden. A full English breakfast or continental is on offer and also we cater for vegetarians. Children are welcome and cots and high chairs are available.
We also welcome well behaved dogs at no extra charge. We have a free car park at the rear of the house for parking of up to 5 or 6 cars.
The limes accommodation offers a variety of rooms from 2 family rooms (1 with own private lounge) a four poster bedroom, twins and doubles en-suite rooms. They all have TV/Sky TV, tea/coffee facilities, hairdryers and can also provide an Iron/board if required.
Tariffs
Double/Twin Room from £56.00 per night. Four-Poster from £56.00 per night. Family Rooms from £60.00 - £140.00, prices for children available on request. Cot £5.00 per night.
Well behaved dogs are free of charge unless there is any damaged caused.
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The Limes,
Evesham Road,
Stow-on-The-Wold,
Gloucestershire,
GL54 1EJ
Wren House is an attractive, peacefully situated Cotswold stone house on the edge of Donnington, a small village two miles north of Stow-on-the-Wold.
Designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, this part of the North Cotswolds is renowned for its unspoilt, rolling countryside and lovely villages.
There are excellent pubs and plenty of good walks. Cheltenham, Oxford, Cirencester and Stratford-upon-Avon are within easy driving distance. Dating from the 15th Century, Wren House has recently been renovated and combines original charm with modern comfort.
Cotswold stone floors with glowing rugs stretch through the ground floor; the colours are fresh and maximum use is made of the natural light. The two guest bedrooms are simply yet elegantly decorated. The bathrooms are new and all rooms have a sunny, southern aspect overlooking an imaginatively planted garden. In summer, your organic breakfast may be eaten alfresco and you are welcome to sit in the garden. In winter, a roaring log fire greets you in the stylish, comfortable drawing room.
There are two double bedrooms each with its own bathroom. A third double room can be offered for those happy to share a bathroom with their family or friends.
Bedrooms can be arranged either as doubles or twins. Beds are made up with duvets, but sheets and blankets are available for the twin arrangement if preferred. All rooms have bottled water, a radio, an alarm clock and a hairdryer. You are welcome to make tea or coffee in the morning in the kitchen, or a tray can be prepared for your room.
Tariff:- From £45 per person per night, Bed and Breakfast, based on double occupancy
£25 supplement for single occupation - full price on Fridays and Saturdays
We welcome guests, and children 10 years and over, to our home set in a lovely garden in the beautiful, quiet village of Broadwell with its village green and ford, just 1.5 miles from Stow-on-the-Wold and 3 miles from Moreton-in-Marsh. The secluded front garden is available for guests' use. The Fox Inn is within walking distance (but do bring a torch for the return journey!) and many hotels and restaurants are within 3 miles for evening meals.
ACCOMMODATION
On the first floor a Twin-bedded room and a double room (the Long Room), both en-suite (with walk-in shower), and a ground floor double room with private bathroom (bath with shower).
The Long Room can be used as a second twin room, but only when the twin-bedded room is already booked. All rooms are comfortably furnished and centrally heated. (The ground floor double room may not be available during 2012 - if you particularly want this room (there is a stair lift to the first floor, after a 3 step climb) please e-mail. Free WiFi available.
All rooms have tea / coffee making facilities and biscuits, radio / clock alarms, hairdryer, two armchairs and, to add to your comfort, electric blankets for those colder nights and fans for the hotter summer days. There is Freeview TV in all rooms. Bed time drinks - ovaltine, horlicks, drinking chocolate - and biscuits are provided (free).
LOCATION:- In the beautiful Cotswold village of Broadwell 1.5 miles from Stow-on-the-Wold,
3 miles from Moreton-in-Marsh and half a mile off the A429.
Tariff:
1 - 3 nights from £78 - £85 per room per night
4 - 6 nights from £76 - £83 per room per night
1 week (7 nights) from £518 - £567 per room per night
Special offer: 3 night mid-week break from £222 - £240 (price held from 2011)
OPEN MARCH TO OCTOBER
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Mrs. F. J. Adams, Aston House,
Broadwell, Moreton-in-Marsh,
Gloucestershire, GL56 0TJ
Rectory Farmhouse is a traditional 17th Century Cotswold farmhouse located in the charming hamlet of Lower Swell, which lies about one mile west of the historic market town of Stow-on-the-Wold.
Guests are greeted into a warm and friendly atmosphere; the owners Sybil and Robert Gisby always happy to engage with their visitors.
Inside the house, two superb double bedrooms enjoy stunning views over open countryside to Stow-on-the-Wold. All bedrooms are centrally heated and have luxurious en-suite bathrooms.
As for the surroundings of the B&B, the attractive villages of Chipping Campden and Bourton-on-the-Water are just a short drive away.
Cheltenham, Oxford and Stratford-upon-Avon are also easily accessible.
Whether in summer or winter, Rectory Farmhouse is an ideal base for exploring the Cotswolds.
BREAKFAST
Sybil a former restaurant owner serves locally sourced and extremelly tasty breakfasts that are often highly complemented on by her guests.
TARIFF
Double Rooms (2 sharing) from £95-00 per night
Single occupancy of Double Room from £60-00 per night
Prices inclusive of full English Breakfast and VAT
Welcome to Honeysuckle Cottage Bed and Breakfast. Honeysuckle Cottage is a Cotswold Cottage situated within the picturesque village of Nether Westcote with stunning views over the Cotswolds.
We have a comfortable double bedroom with ensuite shower room which is available to couples or single people and have shared children's accommodation. Both rooms have Freeview Television and tea and coffee making facilities.
Honeysuckle Cottage provides a comfortable base to visit the surrounding Cotswold countryside and many local attractions. Easily accessible from the village are several beautiful walks and cycling routes through the Cotswold Hills.
Within easy reach are the ancient and historic Cotswold towns of Bourton-on-the-Water, Burford and Stow-on-the-Wold with the market town of Chipping Norton close by.
There are many local attractions for children including the model village in Bourton-on-the-Water, the Cotswold Wildlife Park, The Cotswold Farm Park, The Rollright Stones, public swimming pools in Bourton and Chipping Norton and Overdale Riding Centre in the village. The theatre at Chipping Norton is well known for its charm and stages a wonderful pantomime at Christmas time as well as many other productions and films throughout the rest of the year.
Other local places of interest include some of the most delightful Cotswold villages, Chastleton House and the Rollright Stones. Daylesford Organic Farm Shop is nearby. Burford Garden Centre also offers a wide range of interesting garden and home products. A little farther afield are Oxford, Cheltenham and Cirencster. Cheltenham Racecourse is also within easy reach.
There are several local pubs and restaurants to suit all tastes including great places to take children. We are happy to recommend places you may enjoy.
We look forward to welcoming you to Honeysuckle Cottage and making your stay with us comfortable and enjoyable.
PRICES
Double Bedroom - two people from £65.00 per night.
Double Bedroom - one person from £50.00 per night.
Children's room (up to three children) from £10.00 per child.
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James and Karin moved to Clapton Manor sixteen years ago and have brought up their four children in the house. James is a garden designer and historian.
All the bedrooms are cosy and comfortable, with sumptuous beds and fine linen, equiped with tea and coffee making facilities, haidryers and radios.
The accommodation in this Stow B&B is furnished to a particularly high standard. The bedrooms are very light, airy and spacious. All bedrooms have an extensive hospitality tray including cafetiere coffee, selection of teas, with television, central heating, hair dryers and a seating area with chairs and table for your comfort. All the bedrooms are en-suite with luxurious, spacious en-suites.
Located in the picturesque village of Maugersbury within walking distance of Stow-on-the-Wold and within easy reach of many well known attractions, Little Broom is a magnificent detached traditional Cotswold stone house set in one acre of beautiful gardens. 
Situated in the well known Cotswold Town of Stow-on-the-Wold (A436 Chipping Norton road) you will find a most welcoming bed and breakfast, called Tall Trees, set right on the edge of the town overlooking the Cotswold countryside. 
At Woodlands we offer you a warm welcome and a high standard of accommodation set
in a relaxing location backing on to breathtaking views of the lake and open picturesque
Cotswold countryside. 
The Limes has a beautiful garden which goes all round the house and boasts an ornamental fishpond with Koi Carp and a Aviary with cockatiels. The garden is maintained by Helen and Graham and welcome guests on a warm and sunny day to sit and relax and enjoy the tranquil atmosphere.
Guests are greeted into a warm and friendly atmosphere; the owners Sybil and Robert Gisby always happy to engage with their visitors.
Honeysuckle Cottage provides a comfortable base to visit the surrounding Cotswold countryside and many local attractions. Easily accessible from the village are several beautiful walks and cycling routes through the Cotswold Hills. 