Cotswold House Hotel & Spa

The Cotswolds


This elegant Regency townhouse turned boutique hotel, spreading back from the high street, features ultra-comfortable king-sized beds, lush furnishings and tiled bathrooms. The fanciest suites have private gardens and hot tubs. Indulge in a spa treatment, then dine in either the Bistro or the dinner-only Fig (menus £39 to £65).


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Nearby The Cotswolds attractions

1. Market Hall

0.06 MILES

Chipping Campden's highly photogenic, honey-toned, little 17th-century Market Hall, an open-sided pillared building where dairy farmers used to sell their…

2. Old Silk Mill

0.12 MILES

This former silk mill (c 1790) was the home of Charles Robert Ashbee's Guild of Handicraft from 1902 until it went bust in 1908. Many artisans stayed on,…

3. Grevel House

0.16 MILES

Built around 1380 for the supremely prosperous wool merchant William Grevel, complete with gargoyles and mullioned windows, Grevel House is Chipping…

4. Court Barn Museum

0.27 MILES

Ever since architect and designer Charles Robert Ashbee (1863–1942) moved his Guild of Handicraft here from east London in 1902, Chipping Campden has been…

5. St James’ Church

0.32 MILES

Built in Perpendicular Gothic style in the late 15th century using wool-trade profits, this imposing church boasts a splendid tower and some graceful 17th…

6. Hidcote

2.84 MILES

Hidcote, 4 miles northeast of Chipping Campden, ranks among the finest Arts and Crafts gardens in Britain. Laid out from 1907 onwards by American…

7. Cold War Experience

2.93 MILES

A long-buried secret lies a minute’s walk north of Broadway Tower, in the cramped cellar-like form of a bunker where, until 1991, members of the Royal…

8. Broadway Tower

2.95 MILES

Built in 1798 to resemble an imaginary Saxon fort, this turreted Gothic folly looks down on Broadway from atop the escarpment, 1 mile southeast. William…