Located in the heart of Regency Cheltenham, Hanover House is an attractive elegant Grade-II listed Italianate style early Victorian townhouse built in 1848. The house is steeped in history, internally reflecting Regency elegance and externally the fashionable architectural style brought back from Italy by wealthy Britons on the Grand Tour. Hanover House is our home and integrates B&B visitors into an informal family atmosphere. The three guest bedrooms are named after individuals with a local Cheltenham or house connection or with the arts. Each bedroom has either a private or en-suite bathroom. A selection of teas and coffee with fresh milk and biscuits are provided along with a decanter of sherry to ease any stress. Electric blankets are fitted for additional comfort to use during the winter and inclement weather. All bedrooms have a radio-alarm and bookcases well stocked with reading material for browsing, while Wi-Fi is available throughout the house for those who cannot be separated from the Internet. Breakfast is served in the spacious dining room, fully appointed with original features including fireplace, and which looks out over the pretty Victorian walled garden. Breakfast, in the 'green' tradition of Alastair Sawday's 'Special Places to Stay' is organic and consists of local produce where at all possible. A pot-pourri of fruit compotes, fresh yoghurts and fruit juices, cereal, including home-made muesli starts you off. Bacon and Sausages are procured locally and come from Gloucestershire, as do the eggs, mushrooms and tomatoes. Eggs are organic and free range and provided by a farm just to the north of Cheltenham. Other food comes from the local farmer's market held regularly on Cheltenham's Promenade. The jam and marmalade and fresh bread is all homemade. We cater fully for vegetarians. Hanover House provides an excellent focus for visiting the Cotswolds, Malverns or Forest of Dean. It is located in the heart of Regency Cheltenham, within 2 minutes walk of the renowned Cheltenham Ladies' College and a large number of excellent restaurants suiting all culinary tastes. The superb, fashionable shopping and dining emporia located within historic Montpellier and along the tree-lined Promenade, hosting regular farmer and continental markets, are within a very short walk, together with the multiplex cinema, the Everyman Theatre and the Town Hall. The town is renowned for, apart from its parks and shops, its festivals, including the Gold Cup at the racecourse a mile and a half away and the string of world famous Literary, Music, Science, Jazz, Folk and Cricket festivals, with venues at the Pitville Pump Room, Centaur arena and other theatres around the town. Rates: From £50 per person per night. From £100 per room per night based on 2 people sharing. Children over 16 are welcome. No smoking. Sorry, no pets. Off street parking. Wi-Fi/internet access. 5 Star Visit Britain.

Manor Farm is a beautifully restored and renovated traditional oak-beamed farmhouse built in 1624 which has been in our family for 5 generations. Our sitting room (with wood-burning stove for those cooler evenings!) All bedrooms are en-suite with TV, radio, tea & coffee making facilities, and all are centrally heated. One of our contemporary four-poster, king-size beds in forged iron beautifully complements our 17th century farmhouse ... and the bathrooms are 21st century! We are within easy reach of all major attractions ... COTSWOLD TOWNS & VILLAGES ... Bourton-on-the-Water (15m) Moreton-in-Marsh (10m) Stow-on-the-Wold (12m) Upper & Lower Slaughter (13m) Rates: £70 per room per night based on 2 people sharing. Children are welcome. No smoking. Pets are allowed by arrangement - please enquire for details. Off street parking. Wi-Fi/internet access.

Hidden from the beaten track, Newbridge House nestles within nearly five acres of beautiful private grounds. Despite its sense of privacy, our luxurious bed and breakfast lies just ten minutes away from the shops, races and festivals of Cheltenham Spa. The newly refurbished attractions of Gloucester Docks are just ten minutes in the other direction, and Bristol, Birmingham and Bath are within easy reach. Our rooms are brand new and fitted to the highest standard. Each room comes complete with the following: En-suite bathrooms (please specify whether bath or shower preferred) Flat screen TV with free-view Free Wi-Fi Tea and coffee making facilities Toweling robe Luxury toiletries View of the grounds A suite is also available which comprises a double room with balconies, shower room and separate sitting room. The rooms within this suite can be rearranged to sleep a larger party on request. With so much to enjoy locally, you'll be spoiled for choice when it comes to how you spend your free time. Rates: From £90 per room per night based on 2 people sharing. Sorry, no children. No smoking. Sorry, no pets. Off street parking. Wi-fi/internet access. 5 Star Visit Britain.

We are situated on the edge of the Cotswold escarpment with panoramic views out over the Vale of Berkeley, the bed of the River Severn, the Forest of Dean and even the Malvern Hills. Views from this property are one of the best in the area. We have both a room with a double bed, as well as a room with a twin bed layout. You will be greeted with a Full English Breakfast in the morning, however vegetarian breakfast, and other breakfast options are available. We are in the parish of Stinchcombe, just outside the Historic market town of Dursley with its numerous shops, bars, restaurants, cafés and even an indoor heated 25 metre swimming pool. Dursley town centre has several car parks which can be used with no charge. Rates: £50 per person per night. £65 per room per night based on 2 people sharing. Children are welcome. No smoking. Sorry, no pets. Off street parking. Wi-Fi/internet access.

Set in the beautiful Forest of Dean, located in the appealing Rookery Farm, on the edge of the Wye valley in the 13th century village of Newland. Our accommodation is located on Rookery Farm and consists of two double bed rooms with en-suite shower rooms and a twin bedded room with its own bathroom, All of our accommodation is tastefully furnished, has central heating, television and tea & coffee making facilities & all located on the ground floor. Nearby are such attractions as the River Wye (approx. 2 miles), All Saints Church known as “The Cathedral of the Forest” (approx. 200 yards). Nestling between the Wye Valley, the Vale of Leadon and the Severn Valley, the Royal Forest of Dean is one of England’s few remaining ancient forests, covering 27,000 acres of woodland.” Rates: From £30 to £35 Per Person per night. Children are welcome. No smoking. Pets are allowed by arrangement. Off street parking. 4 Star Visit Wales

All ground floor quality accomodation mainly en-suite, close to Hartpury College and equine centre, ample off road parking even for large vehicles and trailers. Quality all ground floor accommodation. All bedrooms having, tea/coffee trays, digital colour TVs, clock radios, H&C, most have full en-suite or private facilities. There's a guest lounge with digital colour TV, DVD and video, separate dining room looking out onto our large garden where there's seats to sit and relax. Plenty of well off road (secure) parking. Ideal for the elderly or less able, been all ground floor there are not stairs only 2 steps into dining room and one bedroom. Ideally situated for many places of interest:- beautiful scenery of: The Cotswolds, The Malvern Hills, Royal Forest of Dean, Wye Valley. There are four castles, falconary centre, farm parks, many museums and four rivers. Newent 6 miles, Tewkesbury (with River Avon and River Severn) 7 miles, olde worlde town of Ledbury 8 miles. Cheltenham and Great Malvern both 14 miles. City of Gloucester 7 miles, Hereford and Worcester both 22 miles. Rates: From £26 to £32 per person per night. Children over 5 are welcome. No smoking. Sorry, no pets. Off street parking. 4 Star Visit Britain.

The Crown Inn & Hotel sits in the middle of the vibrant north Cotswold village of Blockley, halfway up one side of the valley and sandwiched between similarly honey-coloured stone cottages and houses. It has formed the meeting point of this village since its construction circa 1700 and has stood the test of time, being one of two left in the village where once there were eight inns. Inside you will find a warm welcome and 20 luxuriously appointed ensuite bedrooms. There is a two-part bar, a restaurant and a residents’ lounge, all with open log fires where you can cosy up and relax or spend your time engaging with the locals and many passers by that frequent this famous Inn. There are four poster rooms for that special occasions, and we can cater for the whole family, children, dogs and all. We would advise that while we take every effort to ensure access all over the building is as wide-ranging as possible, there are some areas in which we are constrained by the building’s construction so if you or your party are infirm or require special access, please let us know in advance so we can arrange for you to be in the most suitable part of the hotel. Rates: From £39 per person per night. From £49 per room per night based on 2 sharing. Children and pets by arrangement. Wi-fi/internet access. Disabled facilities - please call for details. 3 Star VB.

Riverside House offers excellent value guest accommodation close to Cirencester, 'The Capital of the Cotswolds'. There are excellent road links and easy access to the M4/M5 and the many Cotswold attractions. We offer a warm and relaxed environment with a fully licensed restaurant and bar. We have 24 comfortable bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms, colour TV, direct dial telephone, trousers press and tea, coffee making facilities. Internet access is available by prior arrangement. Riverside House caters for the needs of walkers and cyclists and has been approved by VisitBritain. The bar is open to residents and conference delegates from 5:30 pm Monday to Thursday where you can enjoy a relaxing drink before dining in our 60 seat restaurant. Our chefs provide menus of an exceptionally high standard with an extensive choice to tempt a variety of taste buds! The fully licensed bar and restaurant offers friendly service for residents or parties of up to 60 people. Using the local produce and only the freshest of ingredients, the chefs provide a superb variety of home style cuisine. From delicious light snacks to a full three course evening meal the choice is yours. Our restaurant is also available to hire for group bookings, events or social gatherings in the evenings and weekends. Menus can be tailor made to suit your needs whether it is for residential dining or banqueting. Riverside House is just a stroll from the Roman Market town of Cirencester, with its ancient church and cobbled side streets. Within a 15 minute walk from Riverside House, you will find the Corinium Museum, telling the history of our Roman town of Cirencester, the New Brewery Arts Centre boasting arts and crafts galore, Cirencester Park and the Roman Amphitheatre. The Parish Church of St. John the Baptist dominates the market place due to its 162 foot tall tower and is the largest in Gloucestershire. Constructed by stonemasons in an age when wealth and good taste went together it is one of the great wool churches, well worth a visit. Cirencester is also within easy reach of the world famous Westonbirt Arboretum near Tetbury, a glorious sight at all times of the year, Cotswold Country Park and Beach, set in the heart of the Cotswold Water Park, the Cotswold Wildlife Park in Burford which is home to a wide range of spectacular animals and Blenheim Palace in Woodstock to name but a few. Described by William Morris as 'the most beautiful village in England' Bibury is home to The Bibury Trout farm, a working farm which can be enjoyed by visitors of all ages, why not feed the fish, watch the trout and even have a try at catching your own! Rates: From £50 per person per night. From £60 per room per night based on 2 people sharing. Children are welcome. No smoking. Sorry, no pets. Off street parking. Dinner available. 4 Star Guest Accommodation Visit Britain.