All Stroud hotels

What makes the Imperial Hotel consistently popular with business people, holidaymakers and weekend-breakers. Primarily its location, and evening meals can be catered for by prior arrangement.

Stonehouse court offers its guests peace and tranquility. Set in six acres of secluded gardens, this fine grade II listed manor house dates back to 1601.

One of those Cotswold hotels that is the epitome of English hospitality. Recently refurbished, we have 14 bedrooms and are one of the few hotels in Stroud with such an enviable position.

Originally built as a coaching inn and it has recently undergone a careful and precise restoration returning it to its former glory. The view from The Mulberry Restaurant overlooks the Woodchester Valley.

A hidden gem in the heart of Royal Gloucestershire, overlooking the Golden Valley. Briefly describe your facilities and service.

A late 15th century wool merchant’s house Cardynham House is located in the centre of Painswick in the Cotswold countryside. All rooms are themed and have a four poster or half tester bed and all rooms have en-suite bath or shower.

This 16th century riverside hotel and restaurant is situated in the unspoilt Cotswold town of Nailsworth. The Egypt Mill Hotel provides the ideal setting for a memorable stay or a romantic meal in ageless surroundings.

St Anne’s is a listed early 18th century former wool merchant’s house in the heart of Painswick. A traditional English country home interior with antiques, a log fire and relaxed family atmosphere.

A beautifull bed and breakfast with restaurant in the center of the historic cotswolds town of Painswick (with its 99 yew trees). We have three premium rooms and a modern and stylish restaurant.

In the centre of the Minchinhampton Common, The Old Lodge is an ideal place in which to rest, relax or rejoice amid 400 years of Cotswold history.

A family run b&b that offers comfortable surroundings set in the heart of Virginia water close to destination country pubs, restaurants & shops.

With its fantastic views and superb location it is the perfect place to get away from it all whilst still having all facilities within walking distance. Painswick is an area of outstanding natural beauty and the Lodge benefits from beautiful views over the valley, a fact which has been taken into consideration when designing your rooms.

Just off the M5 at Junction 13 the Travelodge Stonehouse is close to Gloucester Docks while within easy reach of the South Cotswolds beautiful countryside. Contemporary quality accommodation with spacious en-suite rooms, TV in every room, tea and coffee making facilities and free parking make Travelodges terrific value.