Small Boutique hotels in GLOUCESTERSHIRE

This stately estate, flanked by lush award-winning gardens, features an elegant restaurant and bar. The comfortable accommodation is distributed throughout two historic buildings, the Main House and the Coach House. All bedrooms, both in the Main House and Coach House, have their own modern bathroom, some have a luxurious bathtub for soaking. Some superior category rooms have a walk in shower. The Main House has mostly superior category rooms. They all have lovely views. Enjoy the rural country location. Wander the well-maintained grounds with their ponds and meandering pathways. Come by car and park for free on site. Drive out to the nearby sights such as Kingscote Barn or Westonbirt Arboretum. Come home to a rich meal or cozy drink before retiring at Burleigh Court Hotel.

Cowley Manor Hotel combines a traditional Georgian mansion with cutting-edge contemporary design, and is located in the heart of the Cotswolds by the banks of the River Churn. Surrounded by 55 acres of parkland, woods and meadows, featuring natural springs, lakes and Victorian cascades, this award-winning property offers luxury accommodation, full spa facilities and top-class service in a relaxed, welcoming atmosphere. An ideal spot to unwind in the heart of this beautiful area of England, Cowley Manor Hotel is within easy reach of Cheltenham and many more of the Cotswolds' most important landmarks and attractions: Bourton-on-the-Water, Chedworth Roman Villa, Chipping Campden. On site, guests can enjoy the fully featured spa, with year-round heated indoor and outdoor swimming pools, a gym, steam room, sauna and four treatment rooms. The hotel organises an annual sculpture competition for RCA students, and pieces are exhibited in the grounds from May to September. Cowley Manor Hotel is also host to the Malt restaurant, where Chef James Graham and his team create contemporary menus that reflect Britain's culinary heritage while embracing the influence of international cuisine. From May to September, guests can also enjoy unique picnic hampers in a number of delightful spots dotted around the gardens and grounds.

Enjoying a magnificent location on the edge of the Cotswolds, just outside Cheltenham, Ellenborough Park is situated in a magnificently restored and maintained historic country mansion, originally built in in 1533. After a long and eventful history, and a number of changes of use, the hotel was purchased in 2008 by its present owners, and now offers luxurious accommodation, award winning cuisine, and first-class services and facilities in a beautiful rural setting. Ideally placed for relaxing visits to Cheltenham, the hotel adjoins the racecourse and has a private access shuttle for guests on race days. All of Cheltenham's attractions - theatres, festivals and conference centre, along with many of the Cotswold's most beautiful towns and villages, are all within easy reach. On site, the hotel boasts a heated outdoor swimming pool, plus a fully equipped spa area, with a sauna, spa Jacuzzi pool, steam room, and seven treatment rooms for an extensive range of massages and therapies. The proud holder of three AA Rosettes, the oak panelled Beaufort Room is a fine dining restaurant, offering unique menus created by executive chef David Kelman, based on the finest locally sourced ingredients from the Cotswolds. For more informal dining experiences, guests can choose the Brasserie, which features an excellent country house menu.

Historic and stately yet warm and welcoming, this small hotel located in the countryside features an elegant restaurant and bar, free parking, and comfortable bedrooms distributed throughout the Main Building, the Coach House, and Garden Cottage. Each bedroom has a unique layout and design with traditional décor and style. All have contemporary comforts such as free Wi-Fi internet and their own private bathroom. Some rooms have their own luxurious soaking bathtub or a hot tub and some rooms can even accommodate pets. With its extensive grounds, renowned catering, and professional staff, this hotel is an ideal setting for a romantic wedding, group celebration, or family reunion. The friendly staff is happy to help with suggestions for excursions or activities nearby.

Standing on Market Place, in the very centre of the historic town of Cirencester, the Kings Head Hotel is a newly opened boutique hotel, with a history reputedly stretching back to the 14th century. After an extensive though sympathetic renovation, this elegant hotel offers stylish accommodation, great food and wine, and an extensive range of facilities for both business and pleasure stays. Just footsteps from Cirencester's beautiful 12th century Church of St. John the Baptist, the Kings Head Hotel is within easy reach of the towns most important attractions, shops, boutiques and galleries. The largest town in the Cotswolds, Cirencester has excellent road links with all the main landmarks of this beautiful region. Boasting a chic restaurant, a stylish bar, cosy lounges and a subterranean dry spa, the Kings Head Hotel has something for everyone, and is perfect for unwinding in luxury, creative breaks, family celebrations or weddings. Private dining is available in a number of unique venues, with space for as few as eight or as many as 120 guests. The restaurant is an informal yet attentive space, and showcases the finest of British cuisine, based on the finest seasonal, locally sourced produce.

Within a stunning estate of eight acres of gardens and greenery, Lords of the Manor stands out for its absolutely charming façade due to its honey-coloured stone and architecture from the 1600s. The manor is perfect for a truly fairy-tale like experience; the many regal designs and paintings, the decadent dining room, the lake, flower garden, orchard, and the rooms and suites say it all. The hotel offers its own refined dining experience and afternoon tea in the two restaurants, both guaranteed to tickle all one’s senses. The beauty of a hotel in a country manor is the hospitality and overall comfort that welcome each guest. The unique furniture, king-sized beds, and views overlooking the gardens make each bedroom a comforting haven and a true home-away-from-home experience. Lord of the Manor is situated in Cotswold, a lovely area filled with picturesque villages and green landscapes. The hotel is close to many of the lovely sites including the Upper Thames River and the town of Cirencester. The lush landscapes make for the perfect backdrop of The Cotswold Way, a 102-mile walk.

Combining contemporary interiors with the backdrop of a magnificently restored 17th century manor house, Lower Slaughter Manor is an exclusive boutique hotel, located in the heart of the beautiful Cotswolds village of Lower Slaughter. This fabulous property also boasts a fine gourmet restaurant and top class service in a unique country house atmosphere. Perfectly placed for visiting this beautiful village, frequently voted one of the prettiest in England, Lower Slaughter Manor stands opposite the parish church, and is within easy reach of many more of the region's most famous attractions: Batsford Arboretum, Stow-on-the-Wold, Bourton-on-the-Water or the Cotswold Motoring Museum and Toy Collection. Golf enthusiasts will also find a number of top-level courses a short drive from the manor. Boasting no less than three AA Rosettes, the restaurant at Lower Slaughter Manor is one of the finest restaurants in the region, and offers delicious menus based on regional and seasonal produce, along with a carefully selected wine list. The dining area is complimented by the magnificent heritage features of the original building, including the chapel and its large open stone fireplace.

Standing opposite Cheltenham's elegant Imperial Square and Gardens, No131 The Promenade is set in a classic Georgian Grade II listed mansion. After lying derelict for several years, the house has been restored and renovated by its present owners, and now offers boutique-style accommodation and top-class food and drink in a highly central location. An ideal spot for visiting Cheltenham, and particularly well-placed for the music and jazz festivals - the hotel is situated opposite one of the main venues, the Cheltenham Town Hall - while all the town's most important landmarks and attractions, including the Pump Rooms and the Racecourse, are also within easy reach. The city is also a perfect base for exploring the Cotswolds, the Malvern Hills, and the Vale of Evesham. No131's restaurant serves a great selection of modern English cuisine based on the finest locally sourced, seasonal organic ingredients, wherever possible. The Crazy Eights bar has been elegantly restored to preserve its Georgian heritage feel, and serves a fine range of classic cocktails, locally brewed beers and ales, and a fine selection of wines in a relaxed, informal atmosphere.

Enjoying a fine location on a tree-lined avenue opposite Cheltenham's Pitville Park, No. 38 The Park is set in a beautiful Georgian Townhouse. After a thorough, extensive renovation, this charming property offers boutique style bed and breakfast accommodation in a friendly, welcoming atmosphere. Ideal for both business and pleasure in this charming spa town, No. 38 The Park is just a short walk from the Pump Rooms, and is also within easy reach of the Race Course, and many of the venues of the Cheltenham Music Festival and the Cheltenham Jazz Festival. Perfectly placed for exploring the Vale of Evesham and the Cotswolds, Cheltenham is also an easy drive from the Wye Valley AONB, the Malvern Hills, Worcester and Stratford-upon-Avon. No. 38 The Park has just 13 double rooms, all elegantly appointed and spacious. Each bedroom is individually decorated and all blend classic comforts with modern essentials. The bedrooms all have reconditioned, antique radiators and some also have antique baths dating back to the late 1800s, which the owners sourced and refurbished locally. Each room has beautiful Egyptian cotton linens by Three Thieving Magpies, and artworks by renowned British artists like David Hockney, Sir Peter Blake, and Roni Stretch. Luxurious toiletries are by 100 Acres, made in England from essential oils using only the finest natural botanic products. No. 38 The Park is available on a room-by-room basis, or can be hired as the whole house, making it ideal for groups of friends or family reunions.

Located in town and set in an impressive historic building, this hotel is a pleasant mix of traditional and contemporary style. It is dog-friendly and features a restaurant, car park, and a range of comfortable bedrooms. Each bedroom has its own private bathroom, some with a soaking bathtub as well as a shower. Quiet but not shy, with bold colors and patterns, this small hotel makes a big impression. Take in the air strolling about the green lawns. Enjoy a drink in the bar or an elegant meal in the fireside restaurant. Sip a cup of hot tea and peruse a book in a cozy armchair at The Close Hotel.

Nestled between Cheltenham and the Cotswolds, The Greenway Hotel & Spa is set in a painstakingly restored 16th century Elizabethan manor house. Surrounded by eight acres of carefully tended lawns and ornamental gardens, this charming boutique property offers luxurious accommodation, fine cuisine and top class facilities in a delightful rural location. Perfect for relaxing stays in the heart of the Cotswolds, The Greenway Hotel & Spa is within easy reach of Cheltenham, Chipping Camden, Cirencester and countless beautiful gardens, historic houses and country parks. On site activities include clay pigeon shooting, giant-sized games, champagne and wine tastings, murder mystery evenings and chef demonstrations. The Elan Spa features a large indoor pool, a hot tub, and a full range of facials, massages, and invigorating or relaxing treatments. The Greenway Hotel & Spa is host to a number of fine dining venues, including the award-winning Garden Restaurant, the proud holder of two AA Rosettes. Featuring a stunning oak-panelled dining room, and a grand stone fireplace, the restaurant offers fine cuisine with beautiful views over the sunken gardens and ornamental lily pond. Other dining options include the sleek new Orchard Brasserie, overlooking the Elan Spa gardens, private dining, and delicious afternoon teas.

Standing on Market Square, right in the heart of Stow-on-the-Wold, The Old Stocks Inn is set in a traditional grade II listed building, built as an inn in the 17th century. After a daring, though sympathetic ground-up renovation, the Old Stocks Inn offers luxurious accommodation, great English food and expert, friendly service in warm, welcoming ambiance. The Old Stocks Inn's privileged location in this charming Cotswolds town means that it is ideal for relaxing stays in Stow-on-the-Wold. All of the town's most important landmarks and attractions are within easy walking distance, as are the town's famous shops, boutiques, pubs and cafés. Serving hearty British cuisine with a touch of The Old Stocks' signature quirkiness, the restaurant offers a new, fresh dining experience that truly tantalises the taste buds. Food is strictly seasonal, and based on the finest fresh produce from the region's farmers, artisan butchers, bakers and dairy producers. Guests can also expect an excellent wine list, and the cosy bar serves a great range of craft beers from Purity Brewery. The Little Stocks Coffee shop is a delightful corner to enjoy genuine artisan coffee and tea, along with delicious snacks, pastries, soup and sandwiches.

Standing in four acres of beautiful gardens on the banks of the River Eye in the village of Lower Slaughter, The Slaughters Country Inn is a five-star inn set in a magnificent historic farmhouse, with a history stretching as far back as 1470. After a number of changes of use and ownership, the property was purchased in 2011 by Andrew and Christina Brownsword, and was reopened in 2012 as the The Slaughters Country Inn. This charming property now offers cosy accommodation, great food and amenities in a traditional country inn atmosphere. The Slaughters Country Inn is ideally placed for exploring the Slaughters and the Cotswolds. A short drive from Cheltenham, many more of the region's landmarks and attractions are within easy reach of the inn - Stow-on-the-Wold, Chipping Campden, Blenheim Palace, Hidcote gardenns, to mention but a few. Hotel staff can offer advice on local walks, sightseeing tours, and much more. Dining at The Slaughters Country Inn is an informal, relaxing affair, and the restaurant has long been a favourite with hotel guests and local residents alike. Head chef Chris Fryer creates simple, hearty and flavoursome menus based on the finest seasonal, locally sourced produce, with meals available all day - breakfast, lunch, afternoon tea and dinner.