On a quiet side street in this photogenic town on the River Windrush, the Lamb has been receiving guests since the 1750s.

A wisteria-festooned arch frames the entry to this prettily refurbished hotel, in a hilly Cotswold town.

In an ‘idyllic’ Cotswolds hillside village, this Palladian merchant’s mansion with Arts and Crafts add-ons is part of the Calcot Collection (see Calcot).

Families have ‘a grand time’ at this 16th-century manor house with spa, in ‘lovely manicured grounds’.

This characterful country house offers the best of everything, and seems to stop time in its tracks, leaving you to spend meaningful romantic weekends enjoying one another's company.

Across from Imperial Gardens, this well-restored trio of Georgian townhouses has heightened its metropolitan allure with fun spaces and further accommodation in The House and Kings House, either side of the original building.

‘A village within a village.’ An enclosed collection of restored 17th-century farm buildings, houses and cottages has been unified by founder Caryn Hibbert over 15 years into a quintessentially English country retreat.