Budget hotels in Stow on the Wold, Gloucestershire.

The Kings Arms is a charming 500 year old coaching inn set in the beautiful village of Stow on the Wold in heart of the Cotswolds. The coaching inn earned its place in history by providing lodging for Charles 1st on the 8th May 1645. Now the inn is the ideal choice for weekend get aways walking holidays and visiting major Cotswold attractions.All 10 en suite bedrooms are individually styled with contemporary or antique furniture and offer large flatscreen TV's CD and video players tea and coffee making facilities and luxury toileteries. Retaining many of its original features the Kings Arms has two bars and dining areas serving food throughout the day. The upstairs dining room serves modern European cuisine and is open every evening. Downstairs in the bar area more traditional pub dishes can be found all day long.

The White Hart is a Traditional English Inn with 8 en suite refurbished modern bedrooms including Family rooms and rooms with Super Kingsize beds. We stand proud in the main square and offer Home Cooked Food and excellent Local Ales which make us very popular with visitors and locals alike

Heart of The Cotswolds. 17th century award winning market town hotel with a country house feel . Individually designed bedrooms furnished with antiques. Rich warm fabrics compliment the mellow cotswold stone. The conservatory restaurant features our historic vine nearly 100 years old. Caring and attentive staff will help make your stay an enjoyable one.

Part of the building in medieval times was also known as The Eagle and Child Inn. The unusual name derives from Sir John Stanley in the 14th century. Legend recalls the adoption of a child in an eagle's nest. The last battle of the first English Civil War in 1646 took place at Stow on the Wold and reputedly Digbeth Street is so named as the place literally ran with blood from The Royalist casualties. The ducks were bathing from the blood hence the 'Duck Bath'. There have been many historic discoveries at The Royalist including a 10th century Saxon shoe two crucifixes a Royalist commander's letter and a tunnel that leads from the bar to the church across the street there is also evidence of a bear pit. Still visible in the rooms are the witches' marks an ancient frieze and the thousand year old timbers. Evidence suggests that The Royalist began as part of a Saxon community as long ago as 514AD. In 949AD Saxon Duke Aethelmar founded The Royalist as a hospice that was to shelter lepers one can still find a leper hole in the oldest part of the cellar During the 16th century the building was known as Porch House and this was the home of the Shellard family.

The Unicorn Hotel is a 17th century hotel with warm honey stone walls and window boxes bursting with colour. The hotel is recommended by Johansens and is decorated in a stylish manner.All 20 bedrooms have their own character and individual style. Jacobean furniture nestles against modern fabrics and ancient beams lie against colour washed walls. Modern bathrooms lead off antique furnished bedrooms and there are both half tester and four poster rooms.Soak up history at the Unicorn in the pretty sitting room with afternoon tea by the inglenook fireplace. Step over the flagstone hearth into the friendly atmosphere of the bar with its roaring log fire and wooden settles which is as popular with the locals as it has always been. Sink into a comfy chair next to the fire and relax with a drink and a light meal. Alternatively enjoy fabulous English cooking with a modern twist in the elegance of recently refurbished dining room.There are many beautiful golf courses walks and bike rides for you to enjoy in the rolling Cotswold countryside and some wonderful Gardens and Historic Houses to visit. The arts of Cheltenham and Stratford are also in easy reach.All rooms have private bathroom en suite remote control colour television radio hair dryer tea coffee making facilities and direct dial telephone

18th Century Country Manor House set high on Cotswold Escarpment with stunning views over the Windrush Valley.Close to Oxford Stratford upon Avon Bath Warwick Cheltenham Gloucester.2 AA Rossette restaurant.Some bedrooms have air conditioning four posters and jacuzzi baths.Facilities for private dining and meetings.

Set in the heart of the Cotwolds between the villages of Bourton on the Water and Stow on the Wold Fosse Manor is a delightful Country House Hotel set in 5 acres of grounds. 19 individually styled and furnished bedrooms many with views of the magnificent Cotswold Countryside. All with en suite bath or shower room and feature either DVD players or playstations. The hotel offers superb food in a beautiful restuarant Our Executive Chef Tom Rains spent his apprenticeship at Claridge's and The Lygon Arms and joins us from Anton Mosimann's private dining in London. The Fosse Manor enjoys a fine reputation for its friendly and attentive service.A member of Classic British Hotels

PIANIST EVERY WEEKEND Family run Cotswold Hotel situated in heart of The Cotswold. Near To Main tourist Attractions Bourton on the Water Burford Oxford Cirencester Roman Town not far from Birmingham .Well apponinted 18 bedrooms all en suiteoverlooking the Cotswold Hills paddocks. Many variety of rooms with all the facilities.A very nice 50 covers Italian restaurant is incorporated within the Hotel Serving authentic a la carte fine Italian dining a pianist accompaines the pleased evenings of weekend. English dishes are also available. Conference Meeting Room are available to suit any budget. There is a large car park at the Hotel on site.