Situated just off the M5, this contemporary hotel offers modern accommodation and an extensive range of leisure and business facilities. The hotel offers a restaurant specialising in contemporary British food, a bar and a health club. If you are looking for an informal dining experience you can also choose from a wide selection of dishes available via the lounge or room service menus. Enjoy complimentary access to the Spirit Health and Fitness Club, which boasts a variety of cardiovascular and resistance equipment. If your workout, is about relaxation then you will enjoy the heated indoor pool, solarium, sauna and steam room. A beauty therapist is also available for various treatments (advance bookings only). (back to top)

Situated right in the heart of Gloucester, the New Inn is the perfect place to stay. Fully licensed restaurant, comfortable rooms and a traditional Gloucester welcome. Built from around 1430, as an inn for pilgrims who came to the Cathedral, it has a medieval courtyard with galleries on all sides. The Chapman Group have recently bought the New Inn and have restored the bedrooms that were converted into offices, and refurbished the buildings. It has been described as the finest example of a medieval galleried Inn to be seen in Britain today. The New Inn's carvery grill and restaurant is the place to eat in Gloucester. Our Chef takes great pride in the creation of our traditional English Fare. The restaurant seats up to 80 and chefs specials and a full grill menu are available daily. The traditional atmosphere and wonderful beamed rooms make for an unbeatable place to eat. Please be aware that the hotel has no lift. (back to top)

Ideally situated in the heart of Gloucester city, the New County Hotel offers the ideal combination of grace and character that makes it Gloucester's premier leading hotel. The hotel dating back to 1820 has retained many of its original features, which combined with all the modern amenities of its bedrooms and public areas, to make it a fine modern day hotel.The new county hotel is an ideal base from which to explore the wealth of historic landmarks, including the Gloucester Cathedral dating back to 1089, St. Oswolds Priory and picturesque countyside. (back to top)

This recently refurbished hotel offers value for money with competitive rates and a convenient location next to the train and bus stations and only a few minutes walk from the town centre and its many attractions. The facilities at the hotel include a contemporary restaurant, cafe bar and lounge area with a unique pool table. The hotel offers excellent home cooked meals and friendly staff, where a modern atmosphere is combined with traditional service. (back to top)

The Wharf House offers luxury accommodation, stunning riverside views, and excellent food, using the best of local ingredients. Each of the 7 bedrooms provide wonderful views of the River Severn, or the newly restored Canal Basin. The Wharf House is perfectly set-up for business and leisure trips, with all rooms equiped with wide-screen TV's, full data link-up, video conferencing, film on demand, dvd and music systems, and private en suite facilities, most with whirl-pool baths. There is a two bedroom suite, with connecting lounge, both with spa baths, and the ground-floor room provides easy access for the less psysically able. Visitors are provided with an entrance-door electronic key and bedroom key on arrival, and are therefore free to come and go as they please. (back to top)

A smart town centre hotel that suits the pocket, run with a touch of character; blending professionalism with personality and balancing quality with genuine value for money. The Edward Hotel is a Grade II Victorian townhouse hotel in a great location. Just a short stroll takes you to the shops, sights, bars and restaurants. The hotel is close enough to the centre to walk and far enough away to have a peaceful night. All rooms have TVs with digital Freeview and free access to Wi-Fi broadband. There is a computer dedicated for guest use at reception. The car park has spaces for 20 cars. (back to top)

Stay at the Ramada & Resort Gloucester and experience everything you'd expect from an international hotel company. 3 star property. Sebastian Coe Health Club, 2 ski slopes, golf course, breakfast inclusive rates now available. Set in 240 acres of grounds between Gloucester and the glorious Cotswolds, only minutes from the m5. This impressive, resort hotel is an ideal location for business and leisure guests. Each of the 107 bedrooms has an en suite bathroom, colour satellite TV and pay per view movie channel, radio, hairdryer, trouser press and direct dial telephone with Internet connection, as well as tea and coffee making facilities. Suites and non smoking rooms are also available. (back to top)

Stay at the Ramada Bowden Hall and experience everything you'd expect from an international hotel company. Close to M5, Poolside leisure club, Dearmans Restaurant & Club Bar, free parking. Now offering BB inclusive rates. An elegant country house on the outskirts of Gloucester, the hotel is surrounded by acres of beautiful grounds yet only minutes from the M5. This impressive, classically styled hotel is an ideal location for business and leisure guests. The hotel offers a range of facilities for guests with a perspective on disability including fully accessible bedrooms. However, no lift is available above the 1st floor. (back to top)

Hatherley Manor provides a combination of old-fashioned comfort and contemporary conveniences. The hotel is an elegant 17th Century manor house nestling in rolling green countryside. Because of its unique location, Hatherley Manor proves to be an ideal base for anyone wishing to visit and explore the Cotswold countryside or take advantage of the convenient motorway for more distant excursions. The city of Gloucester, with its impressive cathedral is literally just down the road. Also within easy reach is the famous regency spa town of Cheltenham, renowned for its stylish streets, shops and racecourse. (back to top)

Situated just off the M5, this contemporary hotel offers modern accommodation and an extensive range of leisure and business facilities. The hotel offers a restaurant specialising in contemporary British food, a bar and a health club. If you are looking for an informal dining experience you can also choose from a wide selection of dishes available via the lounge or room service menus. Enjoy complimentary access to the Spirit Health and Fitness Club, which boasts a variety of cardiovascular and resistance equipment. If your workout, is about relaxation then you will enjoy the heated indoor pool, solarium, sauna and steam room. A beauty therapist is also available for various treatments (advance bookings only). (back to top)

This hotel is tucked away behind a bank of trees, on the edge of the Cotswold escarpment, between the city of Gloucester and Painswick. A former splendid Cotswold home, at Hatton Court you will feel eminently comfortable. Hatton Court is of reassuring size; neither large and impersonal, nor too small. Nothing is hurried. The reception is very much a lounge, with armchairs, magazines and open fires for those chillier days. Next door the bar is more a place to relax where you can take tea, read and talk rather than rush. The peace of the surrounding Cotswold countryside and comfortable bedrooms, some with whirlpool baths, make for a good nights sleep. Hatton Court is now a completely non-smoking hotel. It is a 45 bedroom hotel, built in the style of a 17th century manor house. It has its own bar and restaurant as well as conference and banqueting facilities. There is a small residential health suite for guest use only. (back to top)

In a spectacular setting at the foot of the Cotswold hills, only one mile from junction 11A of the M5, this hotel is ideally situated for visitors to the Cotswolds, the regency spa town of Cheltenham and the historic cathedral city of Gloucester. The Chase Hotel has undergone a 5 million GBP refurbishment and offers 122 spacious, well appointed, air conditioned guest rooms and suites. As of April 15, 2007, all guest rooms in the hotel will be designated as non-smoking. (back to top)

Accommodation at Watersmeet has recently been refurbished. Three stock ponds are now providing an abundance of home-reared fish which are being stocked annually. Take a traditional oak-beamed country free house pub with real ales and guest beers and a separate restaurant which serves home-cooked food; blend the two on a 10-acre wooded site with some of the best carp and tench fishing for miles around, and you have the recipe for the Watersmeet Motel and Angling Centre at Hartpury in the heart of Gloucestershire. (back to top)

Over 400 years old, this listed barn had been carefully restored to offer modern facilities whilst retaining the charm of yesteryear. Set with in 32 acres of picturesque countryside, this family run hotel offers a perfect venue for wedding receptions and other functions. Take a break from a business seminar, or undertake team building exercises with lake and river fishing and year round clay pigeon shooting. Dark Barn Lodge offers stat-of-the-art conference facilities and can cater for up to 100 people. There are extensive leisure facilities, a snack bar and lounge. Evening meals are available if pre-booked. There is ample, private flood lit parking. The Dark Barn Lodge has 18 en suite bedrooms. Enjoy use of our facilities during your stay. These include a fully-equipped gym, pool, jacuzzi, steam room and new power plate fitness machine. Please note facilities are only available during opening hours. Please call for opening times as restrictions apply on weekends. (back to top)

Located in Painswick, the “Queen of the Cotswolds”, Cardynham House is a 15th-16th Century Grade 2 star listed house. There is wealth of character to be found in every room each one decorated in a style of its own. Each bedroom features not only a unique style but also a four poster or half tester bed and every room has an en suite bathroom with bath, shower or both. (back to top)

Stonehouse Court is an outstanding Grade II listed Manor House built in 1601 and set in six acres of secluded gardens in Stonehouse, near Stroud. Offering thirty six individually decorated bedrooms, extensive conference facilities, a gymnasium overlooking the magnificent gardens, a panelled lounge and excellent cuisine in the award winning Henry’s Restaurant. Ideally located for business and leisure travellers in the South Cotswolds, the hotel is within easy reach of the cities of Gloucester, Cheltenham and Bristol. (back to top)

All the bedrooms are furnished with stylish high-quality luxurious furniture, individually decorated in different styles... The Indian Room has a gorgeous four poster rosewood bed, with a coloured glass canopy. The Art Deco Room has an original 1920's ornate chrome and enamel bed. The Rococo Room has a richly carved dark mahogany bed in the French Rococo style. All 3 bedrooms are en-suite, each has flat screen television, internet access, radio alarm clocks, hair dryer and coffee and tea making facilities. Laundry services are available on request. The house has central heating and cosy landing lounge with leather armchairs, books, maps and board games. Breakfast is served in our thirty seater restaurant facing the famous churchyard with the 99 Yew trees, or if the weather permits it can be served in our secluded court yard garden. For a small additional charge breakfast ordered the night before can be served in the bedrooms. (back to top)

Situated in the heart of Gloucester's historic docks, this stylish conversion of a Victorian warehouse offers views over Victoria Basin and Chapel Square. The third floor apartment (lift access), has original cast iron pillars, oak beams and exposed brickwork. Gloucester Docks is home to the National Waterways Museum, tall ships, boat trips and Gloucester Antiques Centre. Visit Cheltenham, the Cotswolds, Tewkesbury and the Royal Forest of Dean. Shops and pubs 200 yards. Lift access to third floor: Lounge/dining room with double sofa bed & wooden floors/kitchen with tiled floor, 1 double bedroom, bathroom with shower over bath, toilet & basin. (back to top)

Organic farm. Single storey detached cottage for 2. A tiny cottage situated on an organic farm, midway between Gloucester and the Forest of Dean. This cottage has been attractively renovated and would suit those wanting to tour the area by car, as it backs onto a road linking the main tourist areas. In front of the cottage is a small well-protected patio and beyond that the farmland extends up towards Huntley Hill. There are sheep and cattle quietly grazing and footpaths in several directions. Visit Gloucester Docks and the Waterways Museum, or spend a day at Cheltenham races. Shop and pub 1 mile, restaurant 8 miles. Lounge/kitchen/diner, bathroom with shower over bath, toilet and basin, 1 double bedroom. Oil central heating, all fuel and power included in rent, bed linen and towels included in rent, colour TV, video, radio, stereo/CD player, washing machine, dishwasher, microwave, patio, outdoor furniture, off road parking for 2 cars. Pets welcome. No smoking please. (back to top)

Brierley provides a peaceful retreat, on the edge of a residential estate. It is warm and comfortable and the south-facing garden overlooks a small orchard. The conservation park is only a short stroll away, and in season you can try the mushroom walk. Close at hand are the historic docks of Gloucester, the city's cathedral (used in the filming of Harry Potter), several museums and excellent sports facilities. Well placed for a visit to the elegant spa town of Cheltenham, the Royal Forest of Dean, Shakespeare's Stratford and the picturesque Cotswolds. (back to top)

This 17th-century Cotswold mill is delightfully situated overlooking a picturesque trout stream in the beautiful grounds of the owner's home and there is a large exclusive garden, streamside patio and fun fishing for guests. It rests in the peaceful valley below the historic town of Painswick which is within easy reach of Cheltenham, Bath and Stratford. The mill has been cleverly converted with open stonework inner walls, elm beams and charming furnishings, making this an attractive and unusual holiday home. Spacious, bright, open-plan beamed room with dining area, pine furniture and dresser. Comfortable sitting area, with inglenook and pretty coal stove. Convenient U-shaped kitchenette. Two solid elm open-tread staircases lead (1) down to hall with original Cotswold flagstones on floor: Modern bathroom/W.C. Double bedroom with 6ft bed, (can be divided to form twin beds), and (2) up to second floor: Spacious gallery (with extra divan for +1 or cot) leads to second twin-bedded room - both with pitched, beamed ceilings. (back to top)

Countryside setting near historic Gloucester. Single storey detached cottage for 2/3. Situated a stones throw from the historic city of Gloucester, this attractive ground floor apartment, complete with a summer house and part of a larger Cotswold cottage, would make an ideal base for visiting the many attractions on offer in the area, including the forest of Dean, Severn Valley and Cotswolds. The picturesque village of Painswick, an old market town of silver-grey stone buildings dating back to the 14th century is a short drive away, as is the beautiful Slad Valley, forever associated with the writer Laurie Lee. Bindlip Hill with its breathtaking views and the `alpine village' of Chalford. Closer at hand Woodchester Park offers wonderful walking with lovely woodlands and lakes to explore and enjoy. Shop 0.75 miles, pub 0.5 miles, restaurant 100 yards. (back to top)

Excellent touring base. Semi-detached barn conversion for 4. This is one of a pair of delightful holiday cottages on a farm close to the Hartpury Agricultural College, which runs equestrian study courses. This former barn has been imaginatively converted, with the spacious open-plan living room on the first floor, and the bedrooms on the ground floor. Sit out on the decking area overlooking the pond behind the cottage where you can see a variety of birds and wildlife. There are several riverside pubs along the banks of the Severn nearby, and boats are available for hire at Tewkesbury. Visit the Forest of Dean, the Cotswold villages, and the Wye Valley, and enjoy the local wine and good food at the Three Choirs Vineyard. Shop and pub 2 miles, restaurant 6 miles. (back to top)

A self-contained wing of a lovely Cotswold house, enjoying a quiet rural position with glorious views over the Painswick Valley. The charming interior is well furnished and from the lounge there are French windows to the gardens. Close to the historic town of Painswick and Slad village of Laurie Lee fame. Ideally placed for touring in unspoilt landscapes enhanced by many fine houses, gardens and ancient Roman interests. Cheltenham and Gloucester within 10 miles, Bath 30 miles. Shop and pub 1 mile. (back to top)

An outstanding situation amongst open fields on the side of a wooded valley, entirely surrounded by the owner's farmland. Many lovely walks through fields and woodland. Approached by a long private track, which may be a challenge in the winter snow, this attractive and very comfortable cottage is set in its own enclosed garden. Ideal for those seeking total seclusion - yet with easy access to many beautiful Cotswold villages offering good pubs, restaurants, fascinating little shops and sporting facilities. Painswick 4 miles. Stroud, Cheltenham and Cirencester 10 miles. (back to top)

Overlooking the quiet Sheepscombe Valley and adjoining the owner's weekend retreat, this delightful cottage has extensive views across the valley (which is surrounded by protected woodland) which can be enjoyed from the secluded gardens and bedrooms. The area, made famous by Laurie Lee's Cider with Rosie, offers excellent walking and good country pubs. Painswick, famous for its Rococo gardens and churchyard with 99 yew trees, is only 2 miles away, while spa towns Cheltenham and Bath are within easy reach. The Slimbridge Wildfowl and Wetlands Trust is 16 miles, and various other attractions for bird lovers can be visited. (back to top)

Close to the stunning Severn Estuary. Detached bungalow for 2. This delightful pre-war bungalow was bought in 1939 and has been in the owner's family ever since. Situated near the Severn Estuary and with the River Frome running past the garden, a holiday in this fascinating area offers a wealth of things to do, including birdwatching, Slimbridge Wildfowl Trust which is a short drive away, exploring the history of the area, a visit to Berkeley Castle should not be missed, or drive into the pretty villages of the Cotswolds to sample a range of food and drink. The cities of Bristol and Gloucester are easily accessible as are Georgian Bath and Regency Cheltenham. Shop 1.5 miles, pub 750 yards, restaurant 2 miles. (back to top)

Rural haven in the Severn Vale. Terraced cottage for 3. A delightful 18th Century cottage in the Severn Vale which retains an old world charm and is set in a pretty garden. A stone's throw from the river estuary, the cottage also has access to the towpath of the disused Stroudwater Canal, now a lovely haven for water birds. The village of Framilode is situated on the banks of the Severn itself, with the Severn Way providing excellent facilities for walking, birdwatching, observing beautiful river sunsets, or witnessing the dramatic Severn Bore. Easy access to numerous Cotswold attractions. Shop 1.5 miles, pub with food 100 yards. (back to top)

Overlooks a beautiful garden. Annexe to detached bungalow for 2. Very light and airy, and tastefully decorated, this bungalow, with electric coal effect fire, overlooks a beautiful garden and open countryside. It is within easy reach of many areas of great beauty including the Cotswolds, the Malvern Hills, the Forest of Dean and the Wye Valley. There are many interesting things to do and places to visit. Gloucester, Ledbury and Tewkesbury are about 8 miles, Cheltenham and Malvern 12 miles away. Shop and pub with food 0.25 miles. (back to top)

This property sleeps up to 6. Harvest Cottage offers 1 double, 2 twin, bathroom with bath, large open plan lounge with kitchen/sitting & dining area, additional wc. Saturday start date not accepted unless for a 6 night or less booking. (back to top)

Shire Horse Cottage offers 2 double (1 with ensuite shower, which is on the ground floor), 1 twin, bathroom with bath, open plan lounge with kitchen/sitting & dining area. Saturday start date not accepted unless for a 6 night or less booking. (back to top)

This property sleeps up to 4. Cider Apple Cottage offers 1 double, 1 twin, bathroom with bath, open plan lounge with kitchen/sitting & dining area. (back to top)

This property sleeps up to 16. The three cottages above (Harvest, Shire Horse and Cider Apple) are in the same converted barn offering accommodation to sleep up to 16 people. 4 double, 4 twin, 3 bathrooms. Saturday start date not accepted unless for a 6 night or less booking. Together, all 3 cottages sleep up to 16 people. Harvest Cottage, the centre cottage sleeping 6, is spacious and allows 16 people to enjoy time together. Absolute maximum capacity is 16. NO EXTRA VISITORS ALLOWED AT ANY TIME. (back to top)

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