Bed And Breakfasts 1 to 10 in Gloucestershire, England

The Jessop Townhouse - Bed and Breakfast - In the heart of Tewkesbury, close to Tewkesbury Abbey, this Grade II listed Georgian building has a private car park, private courtyard and king-size/super-king-size beds. The Jessop Townhouse (formerly Jessop House Hotel) is privately run and offers a very high level of hospitality. Retaining most of its original features, here you can enjoy a town centre location. Sample the licensed bar and enjoy Freeview in all rooms. Wireless internet access is also available. Each morning you can enjoy a wonderful breakfast menu, with a wide range of selections.

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 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 Kings Arms 4 Diamonds - On the edge of the sprawling Badminton estate in the idyllic Cotswolds, this traditional 17th century country inn offers fresh, locally sourced food and local real ale. Ideal for the Cheltenham Gold Cup, Gatcombe Park and Badminton Horse Trials, the homely rooms are are an excellent place to experience traditional British hospitality. Popular with the locals, you can enjoy award-winning meals and a good pint in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere.

Well Cottage BandB - These converted stable blocks date back over 200 years and offer comfortable, homely B&B accommodation north of Bristol, close to the M4/M5 interchange. Well Cottage B&B also offers a self-catering 3-bedroom cottage for 6. There are 2 guest kitchens with unlimited tea/coffee, and you can enjoy a cooked breakfast with handmade sausages, bacon and free-range eggs from the local butcher. All bedrooms are comfortably furnished and have free internet access. Bristol city centre is easily accessed by public transport or by car. Well Cottage is also well placed for Airbus, Rolls Royce, MOD and the University of the West of England. The area also offers easy access to the idyllic Cotswolds, and Bath.

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.

The Malt House - This family-run hotel and restaurant in the heart of the Cotswold Hills is close to Berkeley Castle, the Jenner Museum, the Wet Lands Trust and Slimbridge Severn Way. Boasting a warm and welcoming atmosphere, The Malt House is an informal, friendly inn where you can relax with a good meal and drinks. Many attractions are nearby, and you can use the hotel as a cosy base for exploring Berkeley Vale and Gloucestershire's countryside.

Volunteer Inn - This locally owned 17th century inn, is crammed with history, traditional local cask ales and plenty of character, and stands at the lower end of Chipping Campden's historic High Street. The inn is set in the small Cotswold town of Chipping Campden, an area renowned for its natural beauty. It has a peaceful position within a few hundred yards of the town centre. It is located at the start of the Cotswold Way - a well known walk along the Cotswold Hill to Bath The inn was named The Volunteer in the mid 1800's because local men used to 'sign on' there for the volunteer armies. The staff aim to supply you with a quaint, comfortable room in a homely atmosphere, as well as forwarding local knowledge on the best places to visit.

London Inn - This hotel combines the charm and ambience of years gone by with modern comforts, ensuring your stay will be a memorable one. Built in the early 1830s by inn keeper Sampson Marshall, the London Inn has been serving the needs of travellers on the main London Road for decades. It quickly established itself as one of the main hostelries of Charlton Kings, catering for the needs of travellers and locals alike. It carries on that tradition today, with visitors welcomed into a warm atmosphere. The London Inn has been fully refurbished and boasts an excellent new menu, comfortable accommodation and the Old Ashley Court Room, which can be used for large or small functions for any occasion.

White Hart Inn - Specialising in excellent food and wine, this 16th century inn is peacefully located in the heart of Winchcombe, a small historic town set in the Cotswold countryside. The White Hart is in the perfect location if you love walking, before unwinding with traditional, unpretentious British food and a great bottle of wine. We have a unique in-house wine shop, with 180 personally chosen wines from our global wine buying trips. Join us for nightly wine tastings from 18:00 to 19:30. You can also choose a regional cider or beer to take home with you. The White Hart aims to create a quiet, relaxed and homely atmosphere, allowing you to make the most of your stay in this beautiful part of the English countryside.