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Things To Do
The Cotswolds
The Cotswolds are a collection of villages renowned for their honey-coloured stone and rolling green hills, creating a quintessentially English landscape. Each place has its own charm and is worth exploring. Suggested villages to check out: Castle Combe, Bibury, Bourton-on-the-Water, Stow-on-the-Wold, and Broadway.
Sudeley Castle
With over 1,000 years of history, there is so much to learn about Sudeley. It's no secret that it is the only privately owned castle in England to have a queen buried within its grounds – Katherine Parr, the last of Henry VIII's six wives.
Blenheim Palace
A UNESCO World Heritage Site and the birthplace of Winston Churchill, Blenheim Palace is a stunning estate with magnificent gardens, lakes, and grand architecture - perfect for a scenic afternoon stroll or guided tour.
Soho Farmhouse
Soho Farmhouse is a luxurious countryside escape in the heart of Oxfordshire, featuring beautiful grounds, cozy cabins, restaurants, a spa, and plenty to explore during your stay.
Cheltenham Racecourse
Cheltenham Racecourse is one of the most popular sporting venues in the country, welcoming over 400,000 racegoers a year. It is a pilgrimage for racing fans from across the world.
The Pig - in the Cotswolds
For a touch of countryside luxury, visit The Pig in the Cotswolds, think roaring fires, garden-fresh dishes, and a laid-back but stylish vibe that’s pure Cotswolds charm
The Frogmill
A charming Cotswolds country inn offering cozy interiors, seasonal British cuisine, and a warm, welcoming atmosphere - perfect for a relaxed meal or drink.
The Farmer’s Dog
A cozy countryside pub offering delicious seasonal food, local beers, and a welcoming atmosphere, ideal for a casual meal or drink nearby. From the hit TV Show "Jeremy Clarkson's Farm"
Cowley Manor Experimental
Michelin recommended restaurant - offers a menu that highlights local produce with a nod to French cuisine. Great for an afternoon tea or a traditional Sunday Roast .
The Village Pub
An English country pub serving tasty food with stylish rooms in the Cotswolds village of Barnsley.
The Woolpack Inn
The Woolpack Inn has been a pub since 1670 and was once used as a staging post for the drays carrying fleeces from Bisley. Serving fancy yet hearty food, and is situated in the picturesque Slad Valley.
The Bell at Sapperton
An historic, family-owned pub in the picturesque Cotswold village of Sapperton, offering traditional stone interiors, cozy log fires, and a welcoming atmosphere. It serves seasonal, locally sourced dishes and provides comfortable accommodations, making it a perfect spot for dining or an overnight stay.
The Green Dragon Inn Pub
Dating from the 17th century, the Inn has proven to be a popular retreat for those appreciating good food, fine wine, real ales and comfortable cottage-style accommodation.
The Highwayman Inn
Coaches, carriages & cars have stopped off here in the Cotswolds for nearly 250 years. Ideal for a cosy Sunday lunch.
The Painswick
A bit of a rare breed amongst Cotswold hotels. Nestled very nicely in the ‘Queen of the Cotswolds’ village of Painswick. Boasting roaring fires, sink-into-me sofas and boutique bedrooms where peaceful slumber beckons, we’re the perfect place for a snug escape in the countryside.
Oxford
Explore the historic city of Oxford, known for its stunning architecture, charming streets, and world-famous university. Accessible by Train and is situated in between London & Cheltenham.
The Roman Baths
A little further afield is the city of Bath. The Roman Baths are a well-preserved ancient bathing complex and temple in Bath, England, built around Britain's only natural hot springs. Built in the 1st century AD and dedicated to the goddess Sulis Minerva, the site was a major social and religious center for public bathing, relaxation, and seeking healing. Today, visitors can explore the ruins, including the Sacred Spring and the Great Bath, and see artifacts from the Roman settlement of Aquae Sulis in the museum