Over 620 Lodges | Established 2018
Over 620 Lodges | Est. 2018
There’s a lodge for everyone in the Cotswolds, so if you are planning a romantic getaway, or a peaceful family break, explore our exclusive collection of Cotswolds lodges to secure your ideal property.
Staying in a luxury lodge in the Cotswolds is the perfect way to relax and see one of the most gorgeous parts of the country. From peaceful walks in the countryside and visits to market towns, to stargazing in your very own hot tub at the end of a busy day, it’s easy to see what draws tourists to the area.
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A break in a Cotswold lodge is perfect for those who enjoy the outdoors; whether you plan on spending your days on countryside trails, or prefer walking around a beautiful village; the Cotswolds is the place to be.
Sudeley Castle and Gardens is a popular visitor attraction featuring beautiful, award-winning gardens and a rich history.Â
Cotswold Wildlife Park and Gardens is a family-friendly park, home to over 200 animal species including giraffes, rhinos and lions. With 120 acres to explore, it’s perfect for a full day out.
Lacock Abbey is a historic 13th century abbey known for featuring in Harry Potter. Explore its fascinating past and visit the Fox Talbot Museum to learn about the origins of modern photography.
Known around the world, Stonehenge is a prehistoric monument and one of the wonders of the world. This iconic circle of towering stones is a must-see when you’re visiting the Cotswolds area.
Located on Broadway Hill, Broadway Tower is an iconic feature that offers breathtaking views across the surrounding countryside.
Blenheim Palace is a UNESCO World Heritage Site boasting impressive architecture and landscaped gardens. Once home to the Duke of Marlborough, it’s a fantastic day out for all ages.
Head to Bath and you’ll find the Roman Baths, a well-preserved site allowing visitors to explore ancient bathing areas below street level, alongside nearby museums and galleries.
Cotswold Way is a popular long-distance walking route stretching over 100 miles. Enjoy stunning views, rolling hills and picturesque villages as you explore different sections of the trail.
Bourton-on-the-Water is famous for its low stone bridges and riverside setting.Â
Stow-on-the-Wold is an old market town on top of a hill, known for its antique shops, traditional pubs and market square.Â
Chipping Campden is arguably one of the prettiest towns in the Cotswolds. It boasts a long high street lined with beautiful stone buildings.
Cirencester is a lively town with a Roman past, independent stores and cultural attractions. It’s a great place to start your exploration of the surrounding countryside.Â
People know Broadway for its wide main street, historic buildings and closeness to Broadway Tower. There are lots of shops, galleries and places to eat. Â
Popular places to stay in the Cotswolds include Bourton-on-the-Water, Stow-on-the-Wold, Broadway and Cirencester. If you want a luxury lakeside retreat, look closer to South Cerney and the Cotswold Water Park, while the northern villages are perfect for quiet countryside bases
Lots of lodges welcome dogs and are located near walking routes and open countryside. Check availability and compare current booking rates on our page of dog-friendly lodges in the Cotswolds to find properties with enclosed gardens and nearby trail access.
Cotswolds lodges with hot tubs are widely available and perfect for relaxing breaks, especially if you’re wanting a more high-end stay. Check availability for these premium properties via our curated Cotswolds hot tub lodges.
The Cotswolds is really good for family holidays, as the region offers a mix of outdoor activities, attractions and family-friendly experiences, and there's something for all ages.
A long weekend is ideal for a short break in the Cotswolds and it’s enough time to see a lot of the area, but a week allows you to explore multiple towns and attractions.
To discover even more beautiful destinations across the country, take a look at our full collection of lodge holidays in the UK.
By Car:Â The M5, M4 and A40 make it simple to get to the area by car, and the roads between towns and villages are relatively easy to navigate.
If you’re driving to the Cotswolds, you can expect the journey to take around ;
2 hours from London,
1 hour from Birmingham,
1 hour from BristolÂ
3 hours from Manchester.
By Rail: If you’re heading to the Cotswolds by train, you’ll likely go to Moreton-in-Marsh, Cheltenham Spa or Kingham. There are regular trains to and from London and other major cities.  s
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