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The Northwick Arms Hotel
In the waterside area of Evesham, this former 18th-century coaching inn offers free Wi-Fi and an on-site bar.
The Ebrington Arms
Situated in Chipping Campden, 23 km from Walton Hall, The Ebrington Arms features accommodation with a garden, free private parking, a terrace and a restaurant.
The Seagrave Arms
Set in Weston Subedge and with Royal Shakespeare Theatre reachable within 18 km, The Seagrave Arms offers express check-in and check-out, allergy-free rooms, a garden, free WiFi throughout the...
The Fish Hotel
Situated in 400 acres of private estate, The Fish Hotel is the perfect location for exploring the Cotswolds.
Dormy House Hotel
Set in a 17th-century converted farm house, the Dormy House Hotel offers locally sourced produce that is served in the hotel’s elegant Garden Room, which features large windows and a beautiful fabric...
Noel Arms - "A Bespoke Hotel"
In the market town of Chipping Campden, the award-winning 16th-century Noel Arms hotel features open log fires and free on-site parking.
The Lygon Arms - an Iconic Luxury Hotel
Located in the quintessentially English village that is Broadway in the heart of The Cotswolds, The Lygon Arms is the perfect spot to switch off and relax (with or without your pampered pooch!)...
Cotswold House Hotel and Spa - "A Bespoke Hotel"
Cotswold House Hotel and Spa is set in the heart of Chipping Campden, with two acres of landscaped townhouse gardens behind it.
Three Ways House Hotel
Home of the world-famous Pudding Club, Three Ways House is a charming village hotel situated in the Cotswolds.
Crown Hotel Cotswold
Set in Blockley, 27 km from Walton Hall, Crown Hotel Cotswold offers accommodation with a garden, free private parking, a shared lounge and a restaurant. This 3-star hotel features free WiFi and a...
What guests said about Cow Honeybourne:
- 8.0Scored 8.0
Lots of great surrounding areas and all so picturesque.
Lots of great surrounding areas and all so picturesque. We stayed 2 nights but we could've easily found more to do and stayed a couple nights longer. If travelling by car, there's so many lovely areas down the river to travel to and just spend the afternoon walking and enjoying the sunshine. Bidford, Evesham, Broadway all lovely. All Things Wild was a fun morning for us as a family but you could spend all day here as it's much bigger than we thought with lots of play areas.AAnonymousUnited Kingdom - 6.0Scored 6.0
Very small but comfortable. No where to hang coats.
Very small but comfortable. No where to hang coats. No wardrobe. Comfortable bed. Fridge stuck out at end of kitchen even though there was a gap. Couldn’t open the frezzer. Cooker hob not clean in corners. Bathroom lovely but towel rail not working. Didn’t see owners and would of been a nice touch to have some eggs left as they have chickens . 1 pint of milk left. The thatched Tavern pub had amazing food had to drive as no foot path and it wasn’t listed in the visitors guide.paulaUnited Kingdom - 6.0Scored 6.0
The information and reviews on the Booking.com site were...
The information and reviews on the Booking.com site were misleading. Only after we had paid (with no chance of cancellation or refund) did I manage to find details and reviews for Farm End apartment and I'd had to dig for them. They were not totally positive with many people complaining about the shower in the wet room (which we found OK). The picture is always of the largest building and the interiors of the two halves to be rented separately. I had to really hunt for the info on Farm End apartment. I would not have booked it if I had seen the correct details first. There are some really lovely pubs to eat at, but you can't walk to them unless you're in high viz clothing as there are no verges let alone pavements and the roads are narrow. We ate at the Butchers Arms at Mickelton, The Fleece Inn at Bretforten (National Trust owned - really interesting) the Thatched Inn (twice) and Snowshill Arms. All great. We visited Snowshill Manor, Hidcote Manor gardens, the Slaughters, and Chedworth roman villa. There are some really beautiful villages. Next time we go to the Cotswolds we have decided to stay in one of the small towns like Broadway, where you can walk to a pub or restaurant in the evening and there are some interesting shops.SueUnited Kingdom
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