The Official Guide to Cotswolds Breaks and Holidays Visiting the Cotswolds, England, is a wonderful experience. It can be relaxing, breathtaking, energetic, cultural and much more. Our website is here to help you plan your perfect break in the UK.
Cotswold Accommodation Our award-winning Cotswold accommodation is sure to impress you. It's wonderfully varied - making the only problem choosing where to stay! With hundreds of Cotswolds towns, villages and smaller settlements there is plenty of choice in accommodation style ...
The hotels in the Cotswolds suit every budget and satisfy every need. From a large hotel to small family run establishments your stay in the Cotswolds will be out of this world. Cotswolds hotels typically have beautiful surroundings and good ...
There is an excellent choice of day spas and luxurious spa hotels in the Cotswolds area. Spa facilities, health clubs, beauty treatments, facials, massages or pedicures - treat yourself to a refreshing spa break in the Cotswolds and you're guaranteed ...
Bed & Breakfast in the Cotswolds Whether you are looking for a B&B in the remotest village you can find, or one in a bustling market town, there is a Cotswolds B&B that will appeal to you. Bed & Breakfasts ...
Cotswold Self Catering Accommodation If you're looking for a holiday cottage, Cotswolds self catering can be a great experience. Firstly many of the cottages and buildings available for rental are ancient, romantic places, perhaps with a thatched roof or in ...
Cotswold Camping You can search this website for a campsite in the Cotswolds, the UK's most perfect location for camping. Camping in the Cotswolds is a great place for 'Glamping' (Glamorous Camping) - after all the designer of a best ...
Stay on a farm in the Cotswolds A farm stay in the Cotswolds is a wonderful experience. Popular with many people, especially families, a Cotswolds farm stay will give you a great insight into the real Cotswolds and the local ...
We'll use this space to keep you up to date with recent awards or media coverage for Cotswolds accommodation. Gold and Silver inspection awards from Quality in Tourism and The AA are quite common in the Cotswolds, so these are ...
Book your accommodation in The Cotswolds in a number of ways... 1. Book direct with your chosen accommodation provider We publish telephone numbers for all the Cotswolds accommodation providers listed on our site, as well as website and e-mail addresses ...
Planning on getting married in the Cotswolds? There are many venues in the Cotswolds perfect for your wedding setting as the area is unarguably romantic, standing out amongst other places. When it comes to wedding venues, UK destinations for tying ...
All accommodation listed on this website has been inspected by one of the ratings authorities (Visit Britain or The AA) or has recently applied for a rating and is awaiting assessment. Please be aware ratings may change throughout the year.
The Cotswold Visitor Attractions explored... With no theme parks or long queues for 'rides', the Cotswolds is a restful sort of place where time slips away happily and a Blackberry is something that you make jam with. But don't think ...
Make your visit to the Cotswolds special... The Cotswolds list of visitor attractions is complemented by various experiences on offer - each of which are definitely on the list for visitors to the Cotswolds to enjoy, whether as part of ...
With so many Cotswold attractions, we feel a little spoilt for choice! Many attractions and things to do in the Cotswolds are suitable for both adults and children, so make the most of your family day out by using our ...
Search here for ways to get active or click on the menu bar for more on: Cycling Walking Horse Riding Cricket Golf Rugby Swimming and the intriguing " Other " section ...
Designer outlet shopping in Gloucester Quays takes a good few hours and there are many Cotswold shopping centres awaiting all shopaholics as well as unique Cotswolds shops a plenty. Cheltenham has a delightful mix of chic shopping and high street ...
Google View Interactive Film Map in a larger map The Cotswolds and Forest of Dean - Britain's Rural Capital of Culture , is full of surprises for film and TV fans. We've had some big productions here such as Harry ...
Practicing the art of picnicking in the Cotswolds The History... Picnics have been enjoyed throughout the centuries; from medieval hunting feasts of the 14th century to Renaissance era country banquets and Victorian garden parties. The invention of picnicking is credited ...
The Cotswolds are filled with great attractions large and small. There are many that we would recommend that don't cost a penny, or ask for a small donation towards their upkeep. Gloucester Cathedral - This magnificent cathedral is in the ...
Treat your Mum this Mother's Day with the perfect gift - a break in the Cotswolds! With many B&Bs or hotels to choose from, days out , or a special lunch , there is something to suit every mother here ...
Cotswolds Easter Breaks Spring is in the air, the daffodils are blooming and the Cotswolds are looking beautiful as Easter approaches. As the days grow longer, the Cotswolds are a great place for trying to spot those Easter bunnies, enjoying ...
The range of Cotswold events is enormous so to visit the local attractions is really to only to see half of the picture. A little research will repay with options from village fetes to a world-standard literary festival amongst an ...
We're especially proud of our more traditional Cotswold festivals such as the annual Tetbury Woolsack race - historically important Cotswold traditions that just don't happen anywhere else. Elsewhere there is an ambitious programme of food and Cotswold cultural festivals that ...
Britain's Rural Capital of Culture? Surely! Inspired by the range of events and cultural happenings in the Cotswolds and Forest of Dean, we're making the claim. Here's the video to introduce just a few of our local cultural heroes. To ...
Fabulous local produce, award winning restaurants & creative chefs all make eating and drinking in the Cotswolds a truly memorable experience. Cotswold foodie events ta ke place on a weekly (sometimes daily) basis around the Cotswolds, supported by some enterprising ...
The combination of local ingredients, an affluent local population and a long tradition of hotelkeeping and hospitality makes this area a pleasure for restaurant lovers. Leading the charge is the 2 Michelin-starred Champignon Sauvage in Cheltenham. Some of the great ...
The Good Pub Guide is Britain's ultimate guide to excellent pubs. Gloucestershire features prominently, with about as many entries as the whole of Scotland. But it's easy to find a good pub in Cotswolds. When it comes to locating a ...
Meet your local Cotswold Chef.. Rob Rees MBE is The Cotswold Chef, one of the UK's leading chefs and consultants dedicated to creating a better food culture for Britain. He balances social aspects of his work with his private interests ...
Try out the local produce - When it comes to farmers' markets UK farmers have revolutionised food shopping for thousands of people. Cotswolds markets are pretty special with most keeping to a 30 mile local food sourcing rule ensuring that ...
Be careful when you ask for directions to one of our Cotswold English farm shops. The range of styles is immense. There is the recently opened Highgrove Shop while at Daylesford organic farm you can park alongside the Mercs and ...
The Pudding Club was founded at Three Ways House Hotel in 1985 to prevent the demise of the traditional great British Pudding. In the 1980's it seemed as though such delights as Jam Roly Poly, Syrup Sponge, Sticky Toffee Pudding ...
When it comes to relaxing it doesn't get much better than sitting in one of the many Tea Rooms; Cotswold scenery behind you while you read a paper in the sunshine on a lovely summer's day. Tea Rooms in the ...
This section offers you background information on the Cotswolds. There's a section called Cotswolds for beginners which gives you the basics - including a little bit of history (but, we promise, only one date). Year Round Cotswolds tells you what's ...
This is where we have put as much tourist information on the Cotswolds as possible, from maps to weather . Travel to the Cotswolds describes our location and access by public transport or car. A listing of Tourist Information Centres ...
The Cotswolds area is a range of gently rolling hills in England, designated an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Just west of London (90 minutes by rail or car), the Cotswolds is an easily accessible area around 100 miles (160km) ...
Spring Spring is when most plants begin to grow. When visiting the Cotswolds in spring you would expect to see trees and plants alike burst into colourful life, including daffodils, snowdrops, magnolias, primroses and bluebells. A good place to visit ...
The Cotswolds is home to some of the most unspoilt, historic and famous towns and villages in England. Beautiful villages such as Snowshill and Painswick nestle in the Cotswold Hills, sure to delight any visitor. Historical market towns such as ...
The Cotswolds Conservation Board is the organisation that exists to conserve and enhance the Cotswolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB). This is an area of dry stone walls, historic buildings, open skies, rolling grassland, beech woods and captivating villages.
The Cotswolds area attracts a large number of travel & food writers each year. If you are a writer and would like to visit the area, please contact us on 01242 864171 or tourism@gloucestershire.gov.uk . Please find below downloadable articles ...
The Cotswolds area has been a tourist destination for as long as we can remember, with visitors coming for the beautiful rural setting, high quality accommodation and wide range of events. It's easy to add a few actions to your ...
Don't miss out on special offers on accommodation, food & drink, things to do and seasonal breaks in the Cotswolds. Self Catering Accommodation special offers B&B, Guesthouse & Hotel special offers Events, Tours & Group Travel Special Offers ...
Sorry, no current offers. If you would like to promote your special offer here, please contact membership@gloucestershire.gov.uk All offers are promoted by the provider and are subject to availability.
Beaumont House Beaumont House - Stay 3 nights in January, February and up to and including Sunday 14th March 2010 and receive the third night free! Book any room type, one week or more in advance, and receive your third ...
Holiday Inn Express Cheltenham is a 1 minute walk from Town Centre and offers up to 25% discount off a selection of branded restaurants in The Brewery Leisure Complex directly opposite the hotel and unlimited free access to Fitness First ...
The Beckford Inn The Beckford Inn has a number of special activities for Cheltenham Festival week (16th-19th March), including hampers to take to the festival, a Gourmet Irish Evening and Champagne Celebration Meal. Contact the inn for more details, quoting ...
The Barn at Middleyard The Barn has a number of special offers for visitors to Cotswolds.com: Gold Cup week: £390 for 4 nights Friday 19th March for 7 nights: £380 or Friday 19th March for 3 nights: £290 Monday 22nd ...
Welcome to the press centre for everything tourism in the Cotswolds. As one of the most frequently written about, photographed and filmed areas of Britain we take press enquiries very seriously and aim to help you get the information that ...
Cotswold Tours Using a tour operator is a great way to get around the Cotswolds if you are not familiar with the area. Tour guides will often know about those fantastic places that you would not find without local knowledge.
Free Cotswolds Sightseeing Itineraries There are many different ways to see the Cotswolds, and ways in which to combine the attractions and experiences for an exciting day out. Our free Cotswold Itineraries have been designed by a local tour guide ...
Our Vision and Aim: Cotswolds and Forest of Dean Tourism is all about working in partnership across the County to achieve joined up thinking, planning, marketing and ultimately to increase the value and profitability of tourism in the Cotswolds and ...
Joining/renewing the Cotswolds and Forest of Dean Membership Scheme Joining or renewing Cotswolds & Forest of Dean Tourism as a member couldn't be easier - just download the form below, complete and return to us at: Cotswolds and Forest of ...
Keep up to date with your membership here - we will keep you informed of new benefits and news for tourism businesses in the Cotswolds area. Training & Skills Programme Cotswolds & Forest of Dean Tourism have developed a new ...
Attractions participating in the scheme Abbey House and Gardens Batsford Arboretum Beckford Silk Berkeley Castle Bibury Trout Farm Birdland Park & Gardens Bourton Model Railway Chavenage House Chedworth Roman Villa Clearwell Caves Corinium Museum Cotswold Country Park and Beach Cotswold ...
Membership Benefits Website Listing - 'Silver' entry (to include a weblink) on www.cotswolds.com or www.visitforestofdean.co.uk . Please e-mail Katy Richardson for more information with regards your silver entry. Guide Advertising - Special rates for advertising in selected print will be ...
We have recently introduced online booking to Cotswolds.com. We are always striving for Cotswolds.com to be a one stop shop for our visitors to the site and this facility is enabling us to be a step closer to that goal.
Cotswolds & Forest of Dean Tourism are pleased to annouce a new programme of training and skills courses - please see below for upcoming courses. Due to funding streams, this training is only available to Gloucestershire businesses (GL postcodes only).
Britain's Tourist Board (International): www.visitbritain.com England for the British! www.enjoyengland.com Local news, traffic & weather: www.bbc.co.uk/gloucestershire/ The Cotswolds Conservation Board is the organisation that exists to conserve and enhance the Cotswolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Cotswold Life - The ...
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Written by the Cotswolds and Forest of Dean Destination Management Organisation. Principle photography by Jo Ward Photography, with additional images by Christopher Cornwell and Nick Turner. Other images supplied by businesses featured. ...
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Cotswolds & Forest of Dean Tourism (Managed by the Gloucestershire Development Agency) Cotswolds.com - The Cotswolds official tourist information site - what to see and do, inspected accommodation, maps, what's on and ideas for short breaks. 1. Cotswolds & Forest ...
This area is for Cotswold (and area) businesses who want to find out more and learn how to get involved with Cotwold campaigns and promotions. For the latest tourism statistics on the Cotswolds and FOD Destination Management Organisation please click ...
Sustainability for Cotswold businesses The Cotswolds area has been a tourist destination for as long as we can remember, with visitors coming for the beautiful rural setting, high quality accommodation and wide range of events. To keep the Cotswolds this ...
See below for a list of facts and figures for the Cotswolds & Forest of Dean DMO. Please note 2006 figures are the latest figures. ...