Inns in GloucestershireFind Inns in Gloucestershire from our comprehensive database. We encourage providers to keep all details of their listings in Inns in Gloucestershire up to date with most offering direct online booking facilities. Find the holiday accommodation you want and book direct with them. Narrow Location: Cheltenham (2), Chipping Campden (0), Churcham (0), Cirencester (1), Cotswold Edge (0), Gloucester (0), Lydney (0), Moreton in Marsh (0), Nailsworth (0), Newnham on Severn (0), Northleach (0), Painswick (0), Royal Forest Of Dean (0), Sling (1), Stow On The Wold (1), Stroud (0), Tetbury (0), Tewkesbury (0) Widen Location: England Widen Subject: Holiday Accommodation
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Please narrow the criteria using the links shown above. Some sample listings are shown below. The Hollow BottomCheltenham, Gloucestershire, England
The Orepool Inn & MotelSling, Gloucestershire, England
The Lamb InnCheltenham, Gloucestershire, England
The Kings ArmsStow On The Wold, Gloucestershire, England
Oddfellows ArmsCirencester, Gloucestershire, England
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The Hollow Bottom is a privately owned free house in the heart of The Cotswolds. Extremely popular with both young and old alike, it's a rare mix in today's world - but we would say that wouldn't we? If our pub were famous for one thing, that would have to be our long tradition and connection to The Cheltenham Races. Our clientele would canter right up to the bar if we let them!
The Orepool Inn & Motel presents a stylish blend of 17th century inn and contemporary furnishing set in an ideal location at the heart of the Royal Forest of Dean. Accommodation is provided in ten chalet style rooms. The free house and restaurant on site have a comfortable, convivial atmosphere. 
The Lamb Inn at Great Rissington near Bourton On The Water is one of the Cotswolds most welcoming country inns.
The Kings Arms is a charming 500 year old coaching inn set in the beautiful village of Stow-on- the-Wold in heart of the Cotswolds. The coaching inn earned its place in history by providing lodging for Charles 1st on the 8th May 1645.
Located in Chester Street, just 10 minutes walk from the heart of Cirencester, Gloucestershire, the recently renovated Oddfellows Arms is a traditional inn that boasts a comfortable interior, a spacious enclosed garden and a new range of fabulous bed and breakfast rooms.
