The Masons Arms is beloved for its food, its service and its ambience. It’s a traditional English pub, with a warm welcome for all. It’s got everything you expect of a traditional pub: an excellent selection of beers, wines and spirits in a cosy Cotswold setting. It’s got everything you want from a traditional pub: good old pub grub and fine restaurant dining with attentive service. There are even rooms to let; The Masons Arms in Cirencester is a great base of operations for holidaymakers. Patrons flock to The Masons Arms for its award winning restaurant food. All food is freshly prepared and makes the most of local ingredients. Whatever you’re looking for in restaurant – traditional bar food or finer restaurant dining, The Masons Arms never disappoints. But you don’t just have to take our word for it – just ask the punters. Unlike so many faceless chain pubs and gastro pubs, The Masons Arms is still a genuinely independent pub and restaurant; traditional values hold sway. That’s why you’re assured of a warm welcome and a lovely laid back, traditional pub and restaurant setting. Whether you’re there for food or drink, you’ll enjoy the very best of each – and the very best of service. Rates : From £55 per room per night based on two people sharing. From £65 for a family room. Children are welcome. No smoking. Pets allowed. WiFi access. Off street parking. Dinner available.

Apsley Villa is a victorian house which was built in 1850 and has easy access to the town centre. We offer great value, high quality accommodation, which includes en-suite facilities, and ample parking in our enclosed car park. Open all year round with a desginated smoking area outside. We look forward to welcoming you! Cirencester has the unmistakable air of a lively market town. Its street market, held in the large and impressive Market Place, is still a colourful twice-weekly feature of town life. Regular Farmers markets are also held here. The town’s origins lie in the Roman period, when as Corinium Dobunnorum, it was one of the regional capitals of Roman Britain. The award-winning Corinium Museum , reopened in 2004 after major refurbishment, tells this story, and although relatively little of the Roman town survives above ground, the large grassed over amphitheatre is worth a visit. The parish church of St John Baptist dominates the town centre on a scale which supports its title of ‘Cathedral of the Cotswolds’. One of the fine Cotswold wool churches, it is a lasting symbol of the town’s wealth and influence in medieval England. Its unique three-storied porch is the physical link between church and town. It was the Town Hall until 1897. Cirencester is an important tourism and crafts centre. It boasts an arts centre with workshops in a converted brewery and there are regular craft fairs. It is fortunate too in its open spaces. The Abbey Grounds are situated on the site of the old Abbey of St Mary, and the public are free to wander in the extensive 19th century parkland landscape of Cirencester Park which has been in the Bathurst family’s ownership for over three centuries. Rates : From £35 - £40 per person per night. From £50 - £60 per room per night based on 2 people sharing. From £70 - £75 per family room per night. Children are welcome. No smoking. Pets are allowed. Off street parking. Wi-fi/internet access. 3 Star ETB.

Most people agree that the Cotswolds are exceptionally beautiful, with picturesque cottages in mellow stone, some thatched and others with Cotswold stone tiles, traditionally handmade. The Cotswolds occupy the area between Stratford, Oxford, Bath and Gloucester the Cotswold Hills are a refreshingly English place. The limestone has been used for hundreds of years as a building material. The honey coloured stone is used widely across hundreds of square miles and gives the area its characteristic appearance. Bourton-on-the-water boasts a high number of tourist attractions such as The Model Village which is a perfect replica of the Village, Bird-Land, The Motor Museum and The Perfumery are amongst the many as well as pubs, shops, restaurants and the all important Tea rooms, which all revolve around the village green where Cotswold Stone bridges span the River Windrush giving it the name Venice of The Cotswolds. A warm welcome awaits you at Manor Close. We are a Traditional Cotswold Stone House situated on the High Street of Bourton-on-the-water, one of the most well known of all the Cotswold villages. It is surrounded by a large pretty walled garden for guests to enjoy with outdoor seating provided, whether on a Summer's day or on a cool Summer's evening, guests delight in the ambient atmosphere. All our en-suite rooms are tastefully finished, with all the necessities. We have a ground floor room available. We serve a hearty full English Breakfast, also vegetarian alternative. We accept cheques or cash. Cheques payable to Mrs D'Avanzo. Rates : From £30 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. 4 Star VB.

The ancient market town of Newent is situated where two medieval roads from Wales converged on their way to Gloucester and the Severn River Crossing. The pretty Town with its black and White houses and historic Market Square make it a perfect location for touring the surrounding countryside, or visiting the National Birds of Prey Centre. You can relax and enjoy a drink in our comfortable bar with its open fire and wonderfully cosy atmosphere or choose from the extensive bar menu much of which is created using local produce. High standards of accommodation are offered, and most rooms having private bathrooms tea/coffee making facilities and colour televisions in all our rooms. The former Coach house is now a well-appointed restaurant with a full A La Carte menu available every evening. The restaurant is also available for private functions weddings, meetings or social gatherings. This old Coaching House and Posting Inn dates back to the mid-seventeenth century, records state 1649. During recent alterations a treasure throve of golden spade guineas were found beneath the hearth of the western fireplace in the lounge bar. Newent is located approximately 9 miles from the city of Gloucester 3 miles from the M50 motorway and seven miles from Ross-On-Wye a very popular venue for tourists with many attractions, The National Birds of Prey Centre, The Cowdy Glass Center and The Three Choirs Vineyard. Rates : From £25 per person per night. From £40 per room per night based on two people sharing. Sorry, no children. No smoking. Pets allowed. WiFi access. Off street parking. 3 Star Visit Britain.

Friendly welcome, comfortable house and good breakfast! Spacious rooms, one with a four-poster. In area of outstanding natural beauty. Close to Cotswold Way and convenient for Cheltenham and Gloucester. Good base for visiting the Cotswolds. We have 4 rooms in total and they can be used as single, twin or double rooms. There is no supplement for single people. We also have 2 self catering cottages available - please enquire. Rates : From £40 per person per night. From £75 per room per night based on 2 people sharing. Children are welcome. 4 Stars Visit Britain & Silver Comfort Services Provided. Ample Parking.