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Low oak-beamed ceilings and large stone fireplaces pay tribute to the Unicorn's lengthy past. Over the last 300 years, the inn has changed its standards of accommodation, incorporating the latest modern facilities, yet many vestiges of the former centuries remain.

The recently refurbished interior is decorated in a stylish manner featuring Jacobean furniture and antique artifacts whilst log fires abound. Enhanced by floral quilts and comfortable armchairs, the 20 en suite bedrooms are simple yet charming. Fine painting adorn the walls of the public rooms and the cosy bar offers hand-carved wooden chairs and rich carpets.

Modern British cooking is served in the elegant surroundings of the Georgian restaurant from an imaginative a la carte menu.

Fosse Manor - Located in the heart of the Cotswolds near the area of Stow on the Wold.

Fosse Manor is a pleasant country house hotel situated in grounds spanning five acres. It is in the perfect spot for people looking to have a nice relaxing break, golf breaks for those avid golfers, Christmas country breaks for the festive season, New Year Cotswolds Break for those looking to relaxing early year break.

The hotel can also provide event bookings for those looking for a country hotel for weddings and needing the idilic countryside venue, a relaxing atmosphere country hotel for conferences as well as country hotel for birthdays too.

We can provide hotel bed and breakfast at our luxury country hotel served by our top chef and his team. Here at fosse manor country house we are always ready to provide you with everything you need and aim to make your stay one that is enjoyable by providing the high quality service we are renowned for.

All the hotel rooms are comfortable and welcoming and many rooms benefit fromviews of the garden.

Each rooms has been individually styled and furnished using natural tones and fabrics and provides the perfect space in which to relax.

Tea and fresh coffee making facilities are available in every room. All rooms also feature either DVD players or Playstations and a selection of games and films are available from reception.

The Grapevine Hotel was established in 1977, having previously been a guest house converted from a 17th Century town house on Sheep Street in Stow-on-the-Wold.

As the hotel's reputation grew, 17th Century town houses on either side of the original building were purchased, and incorporated into the framework of the hotel, taking the hotel to 12 bedrooms.

This expansion continued as a further house to the rear of the hotel was purchased, and with the completion of the 6 Garden Rooms in 1991, the hotel reached its current 22 bedroom capacity.

At the heart of the hotel are the award-winning Conservatory Restaurant, and the cozy Gigot Bar.

In December 2004, we launched a new restaurant, La Vigna, seeking to offer hotel residents and outside guests a less formal dining experience. La Vigna offers a range of pizza, pasta, tapas and meze dishes, and we have received tremendously positive feedback welcoming this new choice in dining at the Grapevine.

The hotel has 22 individually furnished bedrooms, offering a wonderful dilemma of décor, size and ambiance from which to choose.

12 rooms are located in the 17th Century main building, all having a traditional Cotswold feel, with exposed stone walls and beams. The rooms range in size from cozy to a large family room in the rafters of the hotel. We also have a four poster room, which, with its free-standing roll top bath large enough for two, adds that touch of magic to any romantic getaway.

Stow Lodge Hotel is situated in the heart of the Cotswolds in the historic hill top town of Stow-on-the-Wold, overlooking the market square with its many interesting galleries and shops. One of the hotels major features is its picturesque gardens that during the spring and summer months are full of vibrant colours and wonderful fragrances, where guests can sit out and enjoy the beautiful surroundings.

The hotel was originally built in the mid 1700’s as the rectory, as the rector at the time required a larger residence. The hotel has been tastefully modernised over the years but retains much of its old world charm; crackling log fires in the bar and lounge during those cooler months, a false bookcase remaining in the lounge that once concealed a spiral staircase leading to a secret room and not to mention the tunnels leading off from the cellar, that are said to be older than the hotel itself.

All Bedrooms are en-suite and have colour television, beverage making facilities, hairdryer, direct dial telephone, electric fan and radio.

Several rooms have twin beds that can be zip linked together to make a super king size double bed. We also have three double bedded rooms with king size beds including one with a four poster bed. All bedrooms are situated in the main hotel or hotel coach house which is situated approximately 25 metres behind the hotel. The bedrooms are of very similar quality.

A Chalet Suite is situated in the hotel grounds overlooking the garden.

Room Rate Guide for Double Room Mid Week:- Low Season from £75.00 to High Season £109.00.

* Bed and Breakfast accommodation

* Center of Stow-on-the-Wold

* Ideal base for touring The Cotswolds

* Full service restaurant and bar

* Lounge facing 'The Square'

* Extensive patio garden

This Grade II Listed building dating back to the 16th century is in a commanding position in The Market Square and fronts onto the green where the original 17th Century Penal stocks still stand.

Built from the honey coloured stone, which characterises the Cotswolds, the hotel is complete with ships' oak timbers, which lend a truly Old English ambience to your stay.

Proprietors Jason and Helen Allen have conscientiously devoted themselves to creating a hotel which offers all the home comforts. The décor is tasteful and sympathetic to the period, while at the same time every modern convenience is provided for your comfort and pleasure.

Garden Rooms, Grade A and Superior Rooms available.

All of the rooms are en-suite, have central heating, a colour television, direct dial telephone, tea/coffee making facilities, on-site laundry facilities, private car park, plus ample additional overnight parking in The Square at the front of the Hotel.

Room Rate Guide for Double Room/Twin Room:- from £70.00 to £130.00 per night.

Corsham Field Farm House is a traditional farmhouse set within the Cotswold countryside two miles outside Stow-on-the-Wold in a quiet, rural location with plenty of parking and a garden for guests' use with views of the surrounding hills and countryside.

All the bedrooms are centrally heated, have tea tray, colour TV and hairdryer with either en-suite or private bathroom.

Corsham Field Farm House is open all year 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.

We welcome guests, and children over 10 years, 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 4 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.

We are a No Smoking house.

We are centrally situated for visiting all the Cotswold villages:  Bourton-on-the-Water with Birdland, Model Village, Motor Museum and the Perfumery, Stow-on-the-Wold with its Square and numerous Antique shops, Guiting Power and the Cotswold Farm Park, Burford and the Cotswold Life Park, Chedworth and the Roman Villa, Winchcombe and Sudeley Castle, the Slaughters, Broadway, Chipping Campden and Hidcote Manor Gardens, Snowshill, Bibury and Moreton-in-Marsh with Batsford Arboretum and Falconry Centre - while Blenheim Palace and Oxford, Warwick Castle, Stratford-upon-Avon, Cheltenham, Cirencester and Gloucester are all within 30 miles.

Open March to November

The Mews Bed and Breakfast has a red diamond quality award may look ordinary and plain from the outside but inside the design is interesting and unusual. On different levels there are spacious rooms with individually controlled central heating.

After many years working and living overseas Peter and Barbara have returned to the Cotswolds.

Many souvenirs can be seen from their travels. The first will probably be Katie the cat, who enjoys meeting guests but who knows how to keep out of the way of guests who are not cat lovers . She was rescued in Guyana South America. She travelled with them finally completing six months quarantine as then laid down by UK regulations.

Katie , Peter and Barbara enjoy meeting their guests and welcoming them to their home.

Arrive in time for afternoon tea or coffee and homemade cake. Come and enjoy the friendly atmosphere as you begin your stay in Stow-on-the-Wold.

Sleep in a spacious bedroom with twin beds or American King size double. The beds are made with sheets, blankets and down quilts. There are spare pillows, blankets and fluffy robes in the wardrobe and for the colder nights hot water bottles. A remote controlled colour TV, hair dryer and clock radio also a hospitality table all to help you enjoy your stay.

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 £55.00 per night including breakfast.

Cross Keys is awarded Three Diamond Status by the Heart of England Tourist Board and is privileged to be included in the U.S.A.'s Frommers Guide with a star rating and Rick Steve 2004/5.

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!

The Lime's Bed and Breakfast is a long-standing family business with over 30 years of serving guests. The house is built in the Victorian style and situated 4 minutes walk from Stow-on-the-Wold's market square.

The house has a beautiful garden that boasts an ornimental fishpond and aviary containing numerous cockatiels; where on a warm sunny day our visitors can sit and relax in this tranquil atmosphere.

The Limes offers a choice of accommodation ranging from Family Room to a four-poster bed wishing for a romantic break. Most rooms have en-suite facilities. All rooms have a TV/digital TV, hairdryer, tea and coffee facilities.

Breakfast is full English or Continental and in addition Vegetarians are catered for. Children are welcome with cots and high chairs provided on request. We also welcome well-behaved pets at no extra charge. We provide adequate off road car parking.

the old grain house ....... is in the charming, golden-stoned Cotswold village of Lower Swell by the pretty clear water of the River Dikler only 1 mile from Stow-on-the-Wold.

It is an ideal centre for easy access to Cheltenham, Cirencester, Oxford, Bath, Stratford-upon-Avon and the many great houses, gardens and other places on interest in which the area abounds.

The Villages of Lower and Upper Slaughter and Bourton-on-the-Water are also nearby. Stow-on-the-Wold, the focal point of the north Cotswolds is only a few minutes away, here you will find plenty of pubs, hotels, antique shops round the market square.

the old grain house speaks for itself, it was exactly that, a large traditional grain store, part of a large farm, which has now been converted into an unusual, warm and welcoming Cotswold home.

There is a pretty double en-suite room, a single/double bedded room with private bathroom and guests have use of an elegant sitting-room with access to the garden.

Cottage Style Bed and Breakfast and Self-Catering

Oddington village is set in the heart of the Cotswolds. Beautiful, peaceful countryside with lovely walks and two popular pubs - The Horse & Groom, a stones throw away and The Fox in Lower Oddington, both well known for their good food.  Oddington is approximately 4 miles from Kingham station on the main London/Worcester line.  Perfectly situated for visiting historic towns such as Oxford, Stratford, Warwick, Cirencester, Bath and not forgetting Cheltenham with its famous Race Course!  Only a few minutes away is the notable market town of Stow on the Wold which provides excellent shopping and many pubs.  The surrounding local villages such as Daylesford (which boasts the finest organic farm shop), Bledington, Broadwell, the Slaughters... the list is long... all within a short drive will only convince you further that a visit to the Cotswolds is a brilliant idea! For those who like to walk and visit gardens there will be difficult choices - "so much to see, so little time!"

The cottage is contemporary in style, romantic and recently finished to a high standard. Being completely self-contained, Uphome provides total privacy for those who wish to get away from it all.

Downstairs consists of an open plan bedroom/bathroom/dressing room (separate wc) and upstairs an open plan kitchen and sitting room with French doors leading to a large balcony overlooking rolling countryside.

The sitting room has a comfortable sofa bed, hammock seat, TV, video, hi-fi with fm aerial. Built in speakers mean you can play music (or listen to The Archers) while you soak in the bath or cook your eggs and bacon! D.I.Y. breakfast at a time to suit you - tea, coffee, cereals, yoghurts, fruit, eggs, bacon etc. all provided... and please tell us whether you prefer white or brown bread, skimmed or semi-skimmed milk... we like to please! All bed linen and towels are included.  Super king or twin beds on request.  Convenient and safe off street parking adjacent to the cottage.

Sleeps a maximum of four persons.

Self-Catering and Holiday Lets - Prices on request

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.