Set in the heart of the Cotwolds between the villages of Bourton on the Water and Stow on the Wold, Fosse Manor is a delightful Country House Hotel set in 5 acres of grounds. 19 individually styled and furnished bedrooms, many with views of the magnificent Cotswold Countryside. All with en-suite bath or shower room and feature either DVD players or playstations. The hotel offers superb food in a beautiful restuarant Our Executive Chef, Tom Rains spent his apprenticeship at Claridge's and The Lygon Arms and joins us from Anton Mosimann's private dining in London. The Fosse Manor enjoys a fine reputation for its friendly and attentive service. A member of Classic British Hotels

The Unicorn Hotel is a 17th century hotel with warm honey stone walls and window boxes bursting with colour. The hotel is recommended by Johansens and is decorated in a stylish manner.All 20 bedrooms have their own character and individual style. Jacobean furniture nestles against modern fabrics and ancient beams lie against colour washed walls. Modern bathrooms lead off antique furnished bedrooms and there are both half tester and four poster rooms.Soak up history at the Unicorn in the pretty sitting room with afternoon tea by the inglenook fireplace. Step over the flagstone hearth into the friendly atmosphere of the bar with its roaring log fire and wooden settles which is as popular with the locals as it has always been. Sink into a comfy chair next to the fire and relax with a drink and a light meal. Alternatively, enjoy fabulous English cooking with a modern twist in the elegance of recently refurbished dining room.There are many beautiful golf courses, walks and bike rides for you to enjoy in the rolling Cotswold countryside and some wonderful Gardens and Historic Houses to visit. The arts of Cheltenham and Stratford are also in easy reach.All rooms have private bathroom en suite, remote control colour television, radio, hair dryer, tea & coffee making facilities and direct dial telephone.

A quintessential Cotswolds pub and restaurant with five ensuite rooms, equidistant between Oxford and Cheltenham, right on the Oxfordshire Way with its wonderful walking, and close to picture perfect Burford. The Swan at Ascott has a far reaching reputation for freshly prepared food, and is endorsed by Michelin's Eating out in Pubs Guide, as well as Alastair Sawday's Guide to Pubs and Inns and the Good Beer Guide. Rooms are characterful but contemporary, and start from just £67.50 per room per night, including our renowned breakfast which features traditional full English alongside steak and eggs, or pancakes with bacon and maple syrup and more. Each room has been individually designed but all have fine linens, fluffy towels and beautiful bathrooms. For a treat, our Cocoon Room is nestled in the eaves, with oak beams, an in-room, underlit bath and pretty views. Two cosy bars and an intimate restaurant tempt our guests to stay and enjoy award winning dishes made with fresh local produce, while those who venture out can explore all that the Cotswolds has to offer. We serve a range of lovingly kept cask ales, both locally produced and guest ales, as well as an extensive wine list. Alastair Sawday says: "Locals are drawn to the gently refurbished bar for the welcome and pints of Brakspear by the woodburner.....and the menu draws foodies from afar. Take a peek at the rooms and you'll have to stay the night.....they have been beautifully revamped in contemporary style with designer fabrics, sleigh beds and crisp linen, colourful throws, modern prints and fat lamps." Michelin's Guide to Eating out in Pubs says: The food is traditonal ........ its quality speaks for itself and from the stock and bread, to the icecream and chips, everything is made on the premises...."