If you’re planning a honeymoon in the Cotswolds, you’re in for a treat - we've got stunning rolling hills, honey-coloured stone villages, and serene countryside, offers just the right mix of romance, luxury, and escapism. Below, I’ve put together a curated guide to some of the most romantic and memorable accommodation options in the Cotswolds—drawing on businesses listed on the cotswolds.com site you referenced—and ideas for making the most of your stay.
Quintessential English Countryside: Think secluded manors, ancient cottages, and sweeping gardens—a setting made for cozy wanderings and quiet conversations. Wellness & Spa: Many of the hotels here offer luxurious spa facilities, ideal for unwinding together. History & Charm: From medieval coaching inns to restored manor houses, there’s a rich sense of heritage. Privacy & Intimacy: Whether you choose a boutique hotel, a spa break, or a lakeside retreat, you can create a romantic bubble just for the two of you.
Why it's great for a honeymoon: It’s tranquil, elegant, and offers a perfect balance of luxury and intimacy.
A luxurious, five-star country house set in 12 acres of gardens. The Aquarias Spa offers hydrotherapy pools, thermal suites, and deeply relaxing treatments. Elegant rooms and sumptuous suites. Dining is refined yet personal: Grey’s for relaxed meals, and The Dining Room for a tasting menu. They run special offers like “Suite Saver” and spa-stay packages—worth checking to add that extra indulgence.
Why it's great for a honeymoon: Bold design meets natural serenity—ideal for couples who want style and wellness.
A Grade II listed manor house near Cheltenham with 55 acres of parkland, lakes, and natural springs. The C-Side Spa is one of its biggest draws: an indoor and outdoor heated pool, saunas, steam rooms, and treatments using high-end skincare. Dining is creative and seasonal, with menus inspired by local producers, plus a cozy cocktail bar for evening drinks. Activities for couples include garden walks, picnic spots, and foraging-led cocktail-making.
Why it's great for a honeymoon: The sense of seclusion plus variety makes it perfect for both relaxing and enjoying gourmet food together.
Nestled on a 500-acre estate above Broadway in the Cotswolds. Their House Spa is award-winning, blending an indoor/outdoor pool, a Scandi-style thermal suite, a terrace hot tub, and peaceful treatment rooms. Accommodation options vary: from romantic suites to hot tub suites and rustic cottages. Dining is special: MO offers an eight-course tasting menu; Back Garden is more relaxed; Shed serves cocktails and lighter fare, or why not opt for an afternoon tea.
Why it's great for a honeymoon: The private garden spa adds a layer of romance few hotels offer.
A beautifully restored historic manor house hotel set in 90 acres of grounds near Cheltenham. Their spa is tucked into the tower and feels peaceful and intimate. For a very romantic treat: book their Spa Garden Retreat, a private outdoor garden oasis with a hot tub, sauna, and secluded seating. Rooms combine classic elegance (roll-top baths, Hypnos beds) with country charm.
Why it's great for a honeymoon: It has old-world charm, a luxe spa, and the coziness of a historic inn.
A storied coaching inn in Broadway High Street, full of historic character. Their spa: indoor 14 m pool (with retractable roof), steam room, sauna, hot tub, and treatment rooms. Spa wellness experiences include massages, facials, and even champagne options. The hotel blends traditional elegance with modern comfort, and it’s very walkable into Broadway’s charming village.