Pubs in The Cotswolds

Situated in the centre of Cirencester, Somewhere Else offers a relaxed location to both eat and drink at almost any time, day. With a fully stocked bar ready to whip up specialised cocktails, pull a pint or whip up a barista style coffee and food offerings from the ever-changing pop-up kitchens there really is something for everyone.

The Crown is a quintessential Cotswold British pub, set in the idyllic village of Cerney Wick just a stones throw from the Cotswold Water Park. With beautiful large gardens tucked in between the village and the canal this pub has always been a jewel in the Village crown.

You don't find pubs like this every day. Toasty fires in the winter and a huge pub garden for the summer. Three real ales, plus one guest ale, modern British twist on classic pub food and a hearty welcome await.

An inviting community pub on Bath Road, offering a lovely atmosphere for all ages. Serving great homemade pub food and amazing Sunday lunches. You'll find friendly staff with dog treats too and a lovely patio garden. Serving real and craft ales, premium lagers, thirst quenching ciders and great wines.

The Thames Head Inn is a unique Gloucestershire pub serving excellent food in a friendly, relaxed atmosphere with a large, well stocked central bar surrounded by various nooks and crannies, open fires, extensive landscaped gardens.

The Swan is a premium pub, bar, and restaurant with its very own garden, centrally located in the heart of the picturesque town of Broadway.

As you'd expect from a country pub, the bar at The Rose and Crown at Lea is at the heart of village life in Lea, just outside Malmesbury. Expect to mix with locals simply enjoying a social pint or those visiting to savour the fine food.

Set in the picturesque Oxfordshire village of Wootton, near Woodstock & Blenheim Palace, this historic pub has eight luxury en-suite rooms with 3 AA Rosette food that focuses on seasonal, wild & organic fare from the Cotswolds.

The Coach and Horses is a beautiful Cotswold inn sitting on a bank at the top of Longborough village. Inside you will find a log fire, a bar serving very local Donnington real ale, a great wine list, a host of other well chosen beverages and a selection of freshly cooked mostly local produce available on the menu.

The Inn at Fossebridge is Cotswold country pub with rooms immersed in 300 years of history… as a coaching inn on the Fosseway and a former hostelry named after wealthy landowner, Lord Chedworth.

The White Hart aim to serve great beer and food with a local, warm and welcoming atmosphere. Situated on the Thames Path and directly opposite the Thames itself the pub is in the picturesque village of Ashton Keynes within the Cotswold Water Park.

The Falcon is a beautiful Georgian townhouse, nestled in the picturesque village of Painswick. The Falcon is the perfect place to enjoy a glass of wine or locally sourced dishes. Spend the night in one of the beautifully designed rooms and take in the outstanding views The Cotswolds has to offer.

The Kings Arms pub and restaurant is in Mickleton, a beautiful Cotswolds village near Chipping Campden. The Kings Arms are serious about cooking, sourcing the best seasonal ingredients, as organic, free-range and local as possible in a more relaxed and informal setting.

Having been closed for almost a decade, The Old New Inn Tap Room & Restaurant re-opened it’s doors in 2021. And is now a popular, dog friendly, Cotswolds restaurant serving up country inn classics at lunch time, and evening menus which will reflect the seasonal and local availability of quality ingredients.

Bell Inn is a traditional country pub in the heart of the Cotswolds, situated between Tetbury and Nailsworth in the historic village of Avening in Gloucestershire. The Bell combines a great range of wines and beers, within a warm country pub atmosphere. We're also now doing Indian food to eat in or take away with Little India.

Boasting bags of character, this cosy country pub with rooms and a gorgeous beer garden is set immediately beside the stately home and beautiful grounds of Corsham Court, and just 10 miles from the enchanting city of Bath.

The George offers beautiful decor and furnishings alongside many original features and antiques from the inn's fascinating past. With a history dating back to 1397, The George is one of Britain’s oldest taverns, offering 13 charming newly decorated ensuite bedrooms.

A traditional Bath limestone building retaining many of its original architectural features, with 11 sumptuous, kingsize ensuite bedrooms over three storeys. On the ground floor, the café/bar serves delicious food, coffee and cocktails.

The Fleur de Lys is a charming and historic pub dating back to the 1500s, located in the heart of Norton St. Philip, near Bath. Inside, you’ll find cosy interiors and traditional village pub charm, with a dartboard, pool table, skittle alley and regular live music.

The Frog is the perfect spot for catching up with friends or a night out in Cheltenham, with pool tables, multiple screens showing BT Sports and Sky Sports, live music, and regular local events.

The Bear Inn is a piece of Cirencester history, dating back to the 18th century, with beautiful traditional features, cosy furnishings, a street-side beer garden and roaring open fire.

The Beckford Inn is a beautiful and newly refurbished 19th-century Cotswold pub and hotel in the village of Beckford, near Tewkesbury. Inside, you’ll find cosy interiors and traditional rustic pub charm.

The Crown, Tolldown, is a newly refurbished 16th-century traditional pub and inn set amidst acres of stunning Gloucestershire countryside.

The Fleet Inn, in beautiful Twyning, near Tewkesbury is a riverside pub, hotel, and restaurant with a history dating back to the 1800s, three boutique bedrooms, a huge beer garden, and heated pergola terrace.

Dating back to the 16th century, The Horse & Groom is a grade II-listed pub and inn in the heart of Charlton, near Malmesbury. Expect stylish, cosy interiors, five luxurious bedrooms, and a gorgeous new rear dining room and event space – The Stables.

The King's Arms is a newly refurbished 18th-century pub and inn in the heart of Melksham. With 13 comfy and modern ensuite rooms, it offers the ideal base for exploring Melksham, nearby historic Corsham, Bradford-on-Avon and Bath.

The King’s Arms is a cosy country inn nestled deep within the stunning Cotswold countryside. Located in Didmarton, in easy reach of Bath, Bristol and Cheltenham, offering seasonal British cuisine and charming cottage accommodation.

The Lion is a beautifully restored 15th-century coaching inn situated in the picturesque town of Winchcombe, Gloucestershire. Featuring nine gorgeous ensuite bedrooms, each with its own quirky charm and character.

Located in beautiful Box on the outskirts of Bath, The Northey Arms is a beautifully refurbished pub and inn steeped in history, with a warm and welcoming atmosphere. They are passionate about great food and drink, with an all-day food offer focused on seasonal, locally sourced produce and hearty pub classics.

The Pig & Fiddle is an iconic pub in the heart of Bath, recently refurbished with a stunning new look, all-day food offer and regular live sport. Get stuck into hearty seasonal dishes and Piggy twists on pub classics, banging bar snacks, a delicious brunch menu and the best Sunday roasts.

The Prince Of Burford is a refurbished pub and hotel converted from an 18th-century coaching inn, located in beautiful Burford on the north-eastern edge of the Cotswolds. On the menu, is locally sourced seasonal dishes and exciting takes on pub classics.

The Quarryman’s Arms is a traditional country pub and inn with a history dating back over 250 years, located in beautiful Box Hill, on the outskirts of Bath. A haven for locals, walkers and cyclists alike, The Quarryman’s enjoys breathtaking countryside views over the Bybrook Valley.

Located just outside Cheltenham in the village of Prestbury, The Royal Oak is a historic 16th-century pub, full of traditional Cotswold charm and original features, and it is located close to Cheltenham Racecourse.

Nestled deep in Oxfordshire countryside close to the small town of Faringdon, the Trout at Tadpole Bridge celebrates the very best of British pub country life. A Butcombe Boutique Inn, this stunning pub is surrounded by rolling fields and the River Thames and a cosy bar and boutique bedrooms are the perfect place for you to relax.

Situated on the banks of the River Cherwell in Old Marston, The Victoria Arms is a stunning riverside pub and restaurant with mooring available for punts on the River Cherwell.

A proper 'community focussed pub' with an eclectic mix of followers. Roaring fire in winter, windows open to the cosy closed garden in summer. A great place to catch up with family friends and work colleagues, the pleasant chatter of people meeting, eating and conversing in the unpretentious surrounds of the very traditional bar.

The Snooty Fox is all that a quintessential English inn should be with that warm, cosy homelike feeling as soon as you arrive. The newly refurbished bar and restaurant lends itself to a modern Cotswolds design and colour and offers an inviting selection of local beers and dishes created from the best local ingredients.

The White Hart is a great place to stay if you’re looking for a quiet and relaxing escape from everyday life. The inn has a range of rooms, all of which are tastefully furnished and come with a range of amenities. The restaurant and bar offer a wide range of local food and drinks, and the staff are friendly and helpful.