Step outside and you’re moments from scenic walks, peaceful waterways, and picturesque spots perfect for a relaxed picnic. From historic landmarks and charming market towns to local dining and seasonal events, there’s plenty to discover nearby. Sports fans can catch major fixtures, while explorers can enjoy countryside trails and family-friendly days out. Whether you’re here to unwind or get out and about, our locations offer the ideal base to make the most of the great outdoors and the surrounding area.
Discover the best of the local area with charming towns, independent shops, and welcoming eateries right on your doorstep. Pick up fresh produce from nearby farm shops and markets, sample local specialties, and enjoy everything from casual cafés to standout restaurants.
History lovers can delve into heritage sites and landmark attractions, while nature seekers can set off on scenic walks, countryside trails, and peaceful parkland. There are plenty of family-friendly days out, seasonal events, and cultural highlights within easy reach—plus sports fixtures and entertainment for those seeking a livelier pace.
Our properties make the perfect base for exploring wider surroundings, with picturesque villages, waterways, and rolling landscapes just a short drive away. Whether you’re here to unwind, discover hidden gems, or pack in a full itinerary, you’ll find endless opportunities to relax, explore, and make memorable days of it.
There are several Cotswolds Michelin Starred Restaurants nearby Our location puts you within easy reach of some of the region’s most celebrated restaurants, including two exceptional Michelin-starred establishments.
Cotswolds dining, on your doorstep
With well-connected bases across the Cotswolds, you’re perfectly placed to explore an exceptional food scene—from Michelin‑starred restaurants in Cheltenham to beloved local pubs and contemporary dining rooms nearby.
Michelin‑starred highlights in Cheltenham
- Le Champignon Sauvage: Refined modern British cuisine, showcasing local ingredients with classical technique and contemporary flair.
- Lumière: Innovative tasting menus and thoughtful service in a stylish, welcoming setting.
Local favourites worth a detour
- Characterful country inns with roaring fires and sunny terraces
- Modern dining rooms in historic or reimagined spaces
- Seasonal menus featuring Cotswold produce, game, and artisan makers
Well placed for every plan
- Easy access to Cheltenham’s dining scene—typically around a 20–30 minute drive, depending on your location
- Great links to Stroud, Gloucester, and market‑town restaurants across the Cotswolds
- Simple routes to the M5 and nearby train stations for effortless evenings out
Insider tip
We’re happy to share recommendations and local favourites—reservations are handled directly with the restaurants.
Outdoors and local experiences in the Cotswolds Whether you’re here for leisurely walks, big-sky hikes, or scenic bike rides, our locations put the best of the Cotswolds within easy reach—along with year-round markets, festivals, and cultural events.
On foot
- Gentle village strolls, canal-side paths, and family-friendly loops
- Classic Cotswold trails with rolling views and woodland routes
- Waymarked hikes for all ability levels
On two wheels
- Quiet country lanes and traffic-free sections for easy rides
- Challenging hill routes for seasoned cyclists
- Bike-friendly cafés and picturesque pit stops
Waterside and wild spaces
- Canal walks and riverside paths for peaceful rambles
- Nearby lakes and nature reserves
- Day trips to the Cotswold Water Park for kayaking, paddleboarding, and open-water swimming (advance booking recommended)
Culture and community
- Year-round events celebrating local arts, crafts, literature, and food
- Independent galleries, heritage houses, and gardens
- Live music, village fêtes, and seasonal festivals
Markets and makers
- Award-winning farmers’ markets and specialist food halls
- Local produce, artisan baking, cheeses, and small-batch makers
- Perfect for stocking the kitchen or planning a picnic
Good to know
- Use Google Maps or AllTrails to find up-to-date walking and cycling routes
- Easy access to Cheltenham, Gloucester, Stroud, and classic Cotswold towns
- Simple routes to local train stations and the M5 for day trips
Whether you’re chasing adventure, culture, or a slow weekend in nature, our Cotswolds locations make an ideal base for every kind of stay.
Stonehouse, a scenic Cotswolds village, is strategically located for exploring the region’s magic. Found amidst rolling hills, it offers easy access to a wide range of experiences, making it the ideal holiday base.
Wake up in a characterful cottage and take a stroll into the vibrant heart of Stonehouse. Delightful restaurants are available on the high street. Unique shops overflowing with local crafts and treasures are a haven for souvenir hunters. Craving fresh produce? The local farm shop is a short walk away, and for ultimate convenience, fresh milk awaits at the farm shop’s vending machine, please use the bottle provided in the welcome pack, but please leave this for the next guests to use once you leave.
Stonehouse itself boasts a rich heritage, making it a haven for history buffs eager to uncover the past. The village is home to several historic sites, including the 17th-century Stonehouse Court, a former manor house that has been transformed into a charming hotel. Its stately architecture and manicured gardens offer a glimpse into the region’s opulent past. Additionally, the nearby parish church of St. Cyr and St. Julitta, with its origins dating back to the Norman period, features stunning medieval stonework and intricate stained glass windows.
You may come across historical landmarks such as the remnants of the old Gloucestershire and Warwickshire Railway, a testament to the area’s rich industrial heritage. These trails not only showcase the breath taking Cotswolds countryside but also offer a tangible connection to the region’s storied past, allowing you to lose yourself in both the beauty and history of this enchanting landscape.