Best gastro pubs with rooms in Cotswolds

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A log ﬁre still burns at this Cotswold village real-ale pub, which was rebuilt, refurbished and reinvented as a gastronomic destination by Tony and Amanda Timmer. Chef Kuba Winkowski uses local produce in seasonal dishes that read like a foodie’s shopping list: scallop, pig belly, carrot, miso; sea bass, passion fruit, aji chilli, pisco. Eat inside or alfresco. Sleep in an excellent room with countryside views.

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The Lamb Inn, Burford

Occupying 15th-century weavers’ cottages subsumed by an 18th-century inn on the aptly named Sheep Street, this is the kind of traditional, inclusive, tea-by-the-fire sort of place that sits so well in a historic market town.

The Trout at Tadpole Bridge, Buckland Marsh

You can arrive by narrow boat and tie up by this Georgian pub on a peaceful stretch of the Thames with views of the eponymous stone bridge, or simply watch others messing about in boats as you sip a beer in the riverside garden.

The Royal Oak, Tetbury

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.

Artist Residence Oxfordshire, South Leigh

When you step into this olde-worlde, thatched Cotswold village farmhouse-turned-pub, prepare to do a double take when you see the offbeat interior.

The George Inn, Banbury

‘A thoughtful restoration of a thatched 17th-century inn that combines the feel of a village pub with excellent food and well-furnished bedrooms’ won our inspectors’ approval this year.

The Swan, Bibury

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.

Old Swan, Minster Lovell

One of the oldest buildings in a village of thatched houses, this 600-year-old inn stands steps away from the willows leaning over the River Windrush.

The Crown Inn, Chipping Norton

On stone walls unchanged for centuries, a regularly renewed collection of art enlivens this ‘friendly’ 400-year-old Cotswold inn.

Sign of the Angel, Lacock

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.

The King’s Head Inn, Bledington

Ducks bob on the brook that runs through the green in front of this 16th-century cider house with all the trappings of the perfect English country pub – beams, flagstones, settles, blazing fires, Hook Norton ale on draught.

The Village Pub, Barnsley

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.

The Maytime Inn, Burford

Creepers climb up the front of this mellow stone 17th-century coaching inn, a short stroll from the River Windrush.

The Old Stocks Inn, Stow-on-the-Wold

In a historic wool town, the classic Cotswold-stone exterior of this 17th-century inn gives way to a cool, contemporary interior that mixes wooden beams and ancient floorboards with cocktails, Scandi-chic furnishings and a family-friendly feel.

The King’s Arms, Badminton

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.

More on pubs with rooms in the Cotswolds

From a pub that’s been at the heart of the local community since 1781 to an exquisitely stylish coaching inn dating back to the 15th century. Spanning five counties (Wiltshire, Gloucestershire, Oxfordshire, Warwickshire and Worcestershire), the Cotswolds are perhaps best known for its honey-coloured stone buildings, marvels like Blenheim Palace, and for being an outstanding natural beauty. Hospitality here is about blazing fires and vast stocks of real ales and wines, chocolate box views and lots of little luxuries, such as stylish fabrics, antique furnishings and toiletries. Spend days tucking into superb food and working up an appetite wandering in the tranquil countryside surroundings.

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