Christine’s Guidebook
Sightseeing
This beautiful spot can be accessed along the footpath, through a pretty woodland
88 locals recommend
Cotswold Country Park & Beach
Spratsgate LaneThis beautiful spot can be accessed along the footpath, through a pretty woodland
Cirencester Park
Painswick Rococo Garden
Gloucester RoadBlenheim Palace
Westonbirt, The National Arboretum
Sudeley Castle
Colesbourne Park
Colesbourne ParkCotswold Farm Park
Cotswold Lavender
Cotswold Wildlife Park and Gardens
Walk to Broadway Tower
Middle HillThe Model Village
Chedworth Roman Villa
Corinium Museum
Park StreetFood scene
Jolly Nice
Lovely farm shop with yurts and a cafe
No insta-worthy trip to the Cotswolds is complete without visiting Daylesford!
273 locals recommend
Daylesford Kingham, Gloucestershire
No insta-worthy trip to the Cotswolds is complete without visiting Daylesford!
Jacks
44 Black Jack StMADE BY BOB
The Potting Shed Pub
The StreetThe Rectory Hotel
The Fleece at Cirencester
Market PlaceHenry's Seafood Bar & Grill
3 Gosditch StreetMalt & Anchor
4 Castle StThe Lakeside Brasserie
Station RoadRelish at The Gateway Cafe
17 Spine Rd EThe Bakers Arms
Soho Farmhouse
The Double Red Duke
Bourton RoadThe Bell Inn Langford
Temple Guiting Pantry
The SquareThe Twig
YOKU Cheltenham
131 PromenadeFostons Ash Inn
Sams Montpellier
Montpellier StreetLocal Towns
The ‘capital’ of the Cotswolds and just a 5 minute drive. Cirencester has a wealth of diverse shops from individual boutiques to well-known brands.
373 locals recommend
Cirencester
The ‘capital’ of the Cotswolds and just a 5 minute drive. Cirencester has a wealth of diverse shops from individual boutiques to well-known brands.
A regency jewel, home to the Cheltenham festivals and of course, the Races. Only 25 minutes from the huts, this beautiful town offers a sophisticated day out for our guests.
384 locals recommend
Cheltenham
A regency jewel, home to the Cheltenham festivals and of course, the Races. Only 25 minutes from the huts, this beautiful town offers a sophisticated day out for our guests.
Just 30 minute’s drive away and perhaps the most famous of the small Cotswolds towns. Stow’s beautiful shopping centre has many fine antique shops and art galleries.
360 locals recommend
Stow-on-the-Wold
Just 30 minute’s drive away and perhaps the most famous of the small Cotswolds towns. Stow’s beautiful shopping centre has many fine antique shops and art galleries.
William Morris once described it as “the most beautiful village in the Cotswolds”. Known for its honey-coloured seventeenth century stone cottages with steeply pitched roofs, it’s not hard to understand why Bibury has been the back drop to many Hollywood films.
55 locals recommend
Bibury Trout Farm
William Morris once described it as “the most beautiful village in the Cotswolds”. Known for its honey-coloured seventeenth century stone cottages with steeply pitched roofs, it’s not hard to understand why Bibury has been the back drop to many Hollywood films.
Known as the “Little Venice of the Cotswolds”. Along the River Windrush, it is home to elegant low bridges, neat tree-shaded greens and tidy stone banks. Bourbon hosts a world of gorgeous shops, cafes and restaurants.
450 locals recommend
Bourton on the Water
Known as the “Little Venice of the Cotswolds”. Along the River Windrush, it is home to elegant low bridges, neat tree-shaded greens and tidy stone banks. Bourbon hosts a world of gorgeous shops, cafes and restaurants.
One of England’s prettiest small medieval towns, Burford is famous for its magnificent hillside high street full of antique shops, country boutiques, restaurants and pubs.
256 locals recommend
Burford
One of England’s prettiest small medieval towns, Burford is famous for its magnificent hillside high street full of antique shops, country boutiques, restaurants and pubs.
This beautiful Cotswold town has an abundance of boutique shops and has become famous for its twenty five antique shops! This old market town has a wide range of tea shops, bistros, cafes, pubs and restaurants which offer a good choice of food and drink options.
204 locals recommend
Tetbury
This beautiful Cotswold town has an abundance of boutique shops and has become famous for its twenty five antique shops! This old market town has a wide range of tea shops, bistros, cafes, pubs and restaurants which offer a good choice of food and drink options.
One of the most picturesque cities imaginable, Oxford is home to the oldest English-speaking university in the world. Founded in Saxon times at a shallow spot on the River Thames where the oxen were able to wade across the water, it is a wonderful place to explore and enjoy.
556 locals recommend
Oxford
One of the most picturesque cities imaginable, Oxford is home to the oldest English-speaking university in the world. Founded in Saxon times at a shallow spot on the River Thames where the oxen were able to wade across the water, it is a wonderful place to explore and enjoy.