Hotels near Highgrove House and Gardens
The Hare and Hounds
Tetbury - 1.1 miles away
This Cotswold stone country house hotel, now under the ownership of Fuller's, retains both its charm and its hare motifs, which crop up everywhere, from pillowcases to prints.
The Royal Oak
Tetbury - 1.5 miles away
Give Django Reinhardt a spin on the vintage jukebox and drop in for a quiz night or for a Sunday-night session on the 1920s Art Deco piano at this fun local hang-out handy for the chic boutiques of Tetbury.
Calcot & Spa
Tetbury - 3 miles away
Country house luxury and child-friendliness are a happy combination at this spa hotel, occupying a 16th-century Cotswold manor house in ‘lovely, manicured grounds’.
Whatley Manor
Easton Grey - 3.1 miles away
Once you have navigated the joys of this 'rambling building' in honey Cotswold stone, with its 'superb spa', cinema and choice of dining, there are the 26 different 'rooms' in the 'beautiful, well-tended gardens' to explore.
The King’s Arms
nr Badminton - 4.4 miles away
Deep in Cotswold countryside, this traditional inn looks just the part: there are old photos on heritage-hued walls and candlesticks on tables; a log fire is lit when the temperature dips.
The Rectory Hotel
Malmesbury - 5 miles away
A Georgian rectory-turned-boutique hotel, in manicured gardens with swimming pool, is a first hospitality venture for music industry executive Alex Payne, who called in the team behind The Beckford Arms, Tisbury (see entry), with designer Natasha Hidvegi, a former plastic surgeon, to give the place a facelift.
Woodchester Valley Vineyard
Woodchester - 7 miles away
Surrounded by the green fields of the Stroud valleys, Fiona Shiner’s family-owned vineyard and winery shelter a modern B&B.
The Painswick
Painswick - 11 miles away
In a perfect Cotswold village, this 'charming' Palladian mansion with 'wonderful valley views' of Cider with Rosie country ‘could not have been a more welcome find’ for readers on a dismal day.
Lucknam Park
nr Chippenham - 12 miles away
Down a mile-long avenue of lime and beech trees, this ‘very grand and lovely’ 18th-century mansion exults in 500 acres of parkland and gardens.
Sign of the Angel
Lacock - 15 miles away
It would be 'hard to find somewhere more olde-worlde than this 15th-century coaching inn', with its fireplaces and flagstones, and wonky beams aplenty.
Barnsley House
Cirencester - 15 miles away
Even hardened townies are seduced by the surrounds of 17th-century Barnsley House, created by visionary gardener Elizabeth Verey who moved here in the 1950s.
Thornbury Castle
Thornbury - 15 miles away
‘It feels like you’re walking through the pages of a history book’ at this 16th-century castle, where everything from the bee skeps in the herb-scented goodly garden to canopied four-posters is redolent of Tudor England.
The Village Pub
Barnsley - 15 miles away
With a refined pub menu and a relaxed, dog-friendly atmosphere, this mellow-stone pub-with-rooms (Calcot Collection) is the hub of a pretty Cotswolds village.
Cowley Manor
Cheltenham - 15 miles away
Enter ‘a world of green woodland’ once frequented by Lewis Carroll as you drive through the ‘majestic grounds’ of this Italianate mansion, which surprises with striking interiors designed with 1960s pizzazz.
Old Church Farm
Bristol - 15 miles away
A late 16th-century manor house and former Rolls-Royce hospitality venue is now a private hotel owned by Christopher Trim and Kathryn Warner, who, in the spirit of Henry Royce, strive for excellence.
The Pear Tree Inn
Melksham - 16 miles away
A 17th-century pub complete with vintage Usher sign, this is no ordinary village inn, but its restaurant and rooms are 'perfect for a secluded weekend getaway', offering all the values that this Guide champions.
Beechfield House
Melksham - 16 miles away
A private drive leads to this Victorian gentleman farmer’s Italianate country house, in wooded grounds and gardens, with ‘a lovely heated outdoor pool’.
The Swan
Bibury - 18 miles away
Here is a setting that elicits admiring exclamation: green creepers climbing up old stone, this stylishly updated 17th-century coaching inn stands on the banks of the River Coln, in a village William Morris described as the most beautiful in England.
The Roseate Villa
Bath - 18 miles away
‘Within walking distance of everything’, this villa formed from two Victorian houses stands in ‘pretty gardens’ overlooking Henrietta Park.
The Bull Hotel
Fairford - 18 miles away
In a Cotswold town known for its fine ‘wool church’, this stone-built 15th-century building has variously hosted a monks’ chanting-house, a post office and a coaching inn.
No.15 by GuestHouse
Bath - 18 miles away
Behind a Grade I listed Georgian facade, new owners GuestHouse have had designer Martin Hulbert refresh the interiors of this characterful, family-friendly, dog-friendly hotel, playing with ideas of Jane Austen’s Bath.
The Queensberry
Bath - 18 miles away
Spread across four honey-stone town houses, this characterful hotel with fine-dining restaurant, themed around the pugilist 9th Marquess of Queensberry, really punches above its weight.
The Royal Crescent Hotel & Spa
Bath - 18 miles away
The sweep of honey-stone buildings that form Bath’s Georgian crescent is home to two majestic mansions which combine as one hotel, beyond which lie a leafy garden and atmospheric spa.
Harington’s Hotel
Bath - 18 miles away
In the heart of the city, this genial small hotel spreads over three Georgian houses on a quiet cobbled street.
Woolley Grange
Bradford-on-Avon - 19 miles away
Keeping both the kids amused and parents relaxed in a grand Jacobean manor is a feat, but Woolley Grange manages it – from crèche and cinema to spa and pools.
Timbrell’s Yard
Bradford-on-Avon - 19 miles away
‘Friendly, enthusiastic staff’ animate this popular bar/restaurant-with-rooms, which occupies an 18th-century merchant’s house by a footpath skirting the River Avon.
Butlers
Cheltenham - 20 miles away
An easy stroll to the promenade and the Montpellier district, Paul Smyth and Shaun Bailey’s butler-themed B&B occupies a 19th-century gentleman’s residence.
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Hotels near Highgrove House and Gardens
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Stanton Manor Hotel
Chippenham - 8 miles away
Set in seven acres of beautiful grounds, a historic manor house listed in the Domesday Book, and once owned by Elizabeth I’s Lord Treasurer, Lord Burghley. Rebuilt in 1840, it still features an original fireplace in the galleried hall. Casual dining, snacks and afternoon tea are served in the Restaurant and on the large terrace overlooking the garden. The hotel is in the village of Stanton Saint Quintin, four miles from Chippenham.
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Bowood Hotel, Spa & Golf Resort
Chippenham - 15 miles away
Within the Bowood Estate, a purpose-built country house with adjacent golf facilities and an award-winning spa (infinity swimming pool, gym, rock sauna, crystal steam room, aromatherapy shower and relaxation room, and treatments. The Shelburne Restaurant, Bar & Library have all-day dining and parkland views. Guests receive complimentary access to Bowood House & Gardens (April to October). Chippenham is a 6-mile drive away.
The White Hart
Swindon - 18 miles away
Overtown Manor
Swindon - 19 miles away
Within its own lovely garden and grounds, an immaculate B&B in a Grade II listed house, where arriving guests are greeted with tempting tea-time treats. Part of a working farm, much of the food for breakfast (home-made granola, banana bread, jams and marmalade, fresh fruit salad, honey) comes from just a few steps away. A full English Wiltshire breakfast is cooked on the Aga. Supper trays may be pre-ordered; local pubs and restaurants are nearby. Cookery workshops are held. In a little hamlet, 2 miles from Swindon.
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