9 - 12 November 2026
BUY TICKETS The Cotswolds is rich beautiful rural villages, instantly recognisable for the honey coloured stone, many of which are home to a number of fine establishments to stay and dine in.
Think roaring fires, big beds, seasonal menus and a long hot bath – what could be better to welcome weary shoppers after a festive day at the Fair!
Below are some of our favourites, we would recommend booking early.
A stylish village pub with rooms in the heart of Kingham, pairing contemporary British dining with thoughtfully designed bedrooms and a relaxed country feel.
A classic Cotswold pub with rooms, set in the heart of the village of Whichford.
A characterful 300-year-old country inn in the village of Church Enstone, offering a family-run peaceful base for exploring the countryside.
A 16th-century stone inn overlooking Bledington’s village green, with cosy bedrooms, good food, and a welcoming atmosphere.
A countryside retreat celebrating seasonal living, with nature-led stays, wellness escapes and a focus on exceptional food in the heart of the Cotswolds.
A quintessential village inn surrounded by rolling hills, where timber beams, roaring fires and a proper village pub set the perfect setting for a relaxing countryside escape.
Perched above the Evenlode Valley, this country inn combines far-reaching countryside views with acclaimed food and a cosy place to stay.
A collection of beautifully styled cottages and apartments in the heart of the Cotswolds, thoughtfully designed for a luxurious and relaxing rural escape.
A centuries-old Charlbury landmark, The Bull has stood on Sheep Street since the 1500s, retaining its historic character at the heart of the town.
A characterful Cotswold inn tucked into the village of Shipton-under-Wychwood, where cosy rooms, good food and old-world charm make for an inviting visit.
Thyme is a historic English country estate with 31 bedrooms dispersed across meticulously-restored agricultural barns and cottages: a place to slow down and connect with nature.
(Image credit: Finn Beales)
The Bull is an intimate 18-bedroom hotel, beautifully refurbished in a Grade II listed 16th-century inn.
A refined Georgian townhouse in the heart of Shipston-on-Stour, pairing elegant interiors, seasonal British cooking and five beautifully appointed bedrooms.
A historic village pub dating back to 1610, serving seasonal British dishes alongside a well-stocked bar and a warm, inviting atmosphere.
Set in the heart of Clanfield, The Double Red Duke combines bold interiors with confident British cooking and individually designed bedrooms, all under one roof.
A stylish 17th-century hotel in the idyllic town of Woodstock, blending historic Cotswold character with modern interiors, luxurious rooms and relaxed dining.
A beautifully restored Grade II-listed pub in the village of Ewen, with original beams, open fires, beautiful interiors and individually designed rooms made for slow countryside stays.
Hyll is a 14th-century manor boutique hotel in the North Cotswolds with views across the Cotswolds.
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