Bed And Breakfasts 1 to 10 in Gloucestershire, England

The Churchill Arms - In a charming little village, on the northern tip of the Cotswolds, this traditional pub offers free Wi-Fi and is renowned for its excellent food, local real ales and imaginative wine list. With the warm welcoming atmosphere of a traditional local pub, the Churchill Arms is consistently applauded for its excellent food and is more dining than traditional pub. There are 4 en suite bedrooms and each room is individually decorated and has a telephone, a hairdryer, a TV and video, and tea/coffee-making facilities with a cafetiere and fresh milk. A full English breakfast is included in the room rate. Paxford is on the northern tip of the Cotswolds, and the pub has wonderful views across the countryside. There are some lovely walks in and around the village. You can take a half-mile stroll along the brook; a starting point for The Cotswold Way walk.

The Kings Arms - In the centre of picturesque Chipping Camden, The Kings Arms is a 17th and 18th-century listed town house in the beautiful Cotswolds, combining traditional character with contemporary style. There are stylish en suite bedrooms in the main hotel and a few new, refurbished luxury bedrooms located in the newly renovated cottage. All rooms have a flat-screen TV and luxurious toiletries. The Kings Arms has a cosy, welcoming restaurant that serves AA Rosette standard cuisine that is locally sourced. During the summer months, guests can dine al fresco in the terrace or gardens. The friendly and informal bar is great place to socialise and enjoy drinks or snacks.

Bowl Inn - This historic inn offers great accommodation, excellent food, fine wines and real ales. Situated just 2 minutes from the Aztec West industrial park and the M4/M5 interchange, this secret hideaway nestles on the south-eastern edge of the Severn Vale, in the village of Lower Almondsbury. The Severn Estuary can be seen from the inn. All rooms are en suite and have a unique style.

The Prestbury House - This 300-year-old large country guest house is in gardens and grounds beside Cheltenham Race Course, with en suite rooms, outstanding breakfasts and a location close to some of Cheltenham's best restaurants and bars. Just 1.5 miles (2.4 km) from central Cheltenham, Prestbury House has clear views of the Cotswold countryside, including nearby Cleeve Hill, the regions highest point. With croquet on the lawns in summer, and log fires in winter, Prestbury House mixes traditional relaxation with more modern facilities. Flat-screen HD TVs (with SKY) are in every bedroom and there is free Wi-Fi access throughout. Opposite is an award-winning restaurant, the Royal Oak, dating back to the 17th century. Rated by both the AA and Visit Britain as a 4-star Guest Accommodation, the Grade II listed Prestbury House keeps the feel of an historic private home. Each room is different, with family photos, pictures and many stories to tell.

Chure House - With a quiet location in the heart of Stow-on-the-Wold, just a minute's walk from the town square, this charming 4-star bed and breakfast has been awarded a prestigious Silver Award. Chure House has received a 4-star rating from VisitBritain, along with a Silver Award for service, cleanliness and hospitality. The bed and breakfast has just 3 rooms, ensuring all guests enjoy friendly, attentive, personalised service. The rooms are furnished to a particularly high standard with double and king-sized beds, pocket-sprung mattresses and new high quality furnishings. Each room has a TV, an extensive hospitality tray, central heating and a seating area with a coffee table. All rooms have brand new spacious en suite bathrooms with full-size baths with Mira Excel showers. Each bathroom has a heated towel rail and high quality toiletries and bathroom products. A sunny walled garden is for guests' use. Breakfast is included in the price and an extensive breakfast menu is available, including vegetarian options. Breakfasts are specially cooked to order and are made using locally sourced, free-range produce whenever possible.

The Abbey - This quality B&B hotel in central Cheltenham is located beside the pretty Sandford Park, amid a conservation area. It is well run by friendly, unstuffy owners and has free Wi-Fi. Abbey Hotel is a short walk from Cheltenham's shops, restaurants, theatres and bars. Free parking permits are provided for your convenience. For solo travellers not wishing to dine out, light snacks are available from the residents' bar.

The Farmers Boy Inn Guest House - Surrounded by the beautiful countryside of Gloucestershire and Herefordshire, this 17th century award-winning country inn is family owned, offering comfortable en suite accommodation in a modern annexe. On the border of Wales, within easy reach of the Royal Forest of Dean, Cheltenham Racecourse and Ross-On-Wye, the Farmers Boy Inn has something for everyone. There are a number of good golf courses in the area and plenty of great walks through some of the regions beautiful countryside. The inns' restaurant and bar area still retains many attractive period features, including the original oak beams and open fires. There is also a lounge and games room, in which guests can relax. Accommodation is on a bed-and-breakfast basis, with the rooms located in a modern, purpose-built annexe. Each en suite room has a TV, tea/coffee making facilities and a shower room, finished to a high standard. Free Wi-Fi internet access is available to guests.

The Royal Oak Inn, Tetbury - Situated in the beautiful Cotswold town of Tetbury, in the heart of Gloucestershire, this 300 year old building remains a traditional English pub serving top quality ales and delicious home-cooked food. A traditional family-run Cotswold inn renowned for good value food and a friendly welcome, the Royal Oak provides 6 well-appointed rooms in the separate bed and breakfast suite, created from the pub's original brew house. Set between Bath and Cheltenham, the Royal Oak is an ideal base from which to explore the Cotswolds. Westonbirt Arboretum, Gatcombe Park and Badminton are all within a 15 minute drive. Whether you want a quick pint or some traditional pub grub, the staff at the Royal Oak look forward to seeing you.

Bridge House BandB - This welcoming, family-run B&B has comfy en suite rooms with free Wi-Fi. Bridge House B&B is 1 mile from the town centre and about 600 metres from Cheltenham Spa Station. The B&B is on the A40, about 2 miles (3.2 km) from junction 11 of the M5 and 1 mile from GCHQ. Bridge House has ample off-road parking and an attractive garden. Breakfasts are freshly prepared with mainly local produce, complemented by Anne's homemade bread, marmalade and jams.

Forwood Farm - This peaceful 17th-century house built from Cotswold stone offers quality B&B accommodation, ideal for walkers, cyclists and exploring the Cotswolds. Forwood Farm is just outside the ancient town of Minchinhampton and near to Cirencester, Tetbury and Stroud. Route 45 of the National Cycle Network passes Forwood Farm. Many public houses and restaurants are easily accessible from the house, while the town of Nailsworth, with interesting shops, pubs and cafes, is a 5-minute drive or 30-minute walk away.