Accommodation on the Cotswold Way

August 7, 2020

Established by Darcy and Karen in 2014 as an extension of their Old Dairy Holiday Cottage business, the Glamping development continues to expand in order to create a variety of different experiences to suit the needs of our guests.We now have a variety of sites across the farm offering both Glamping and Camping.The Woodland Site, nestled in our 12 acre Ash and Oak coppice, which comprises 8 pods, a central indoor BBQ house, and outdoor fire pit, well equipped kitchen, toilets and shower, as well as basins and washing up sink. This is an eco – site which is powered by solar panels and as much of the natural beauty of the woodland is retained to offer a truly unique experience. This site is for exclusive group hire and can accommodate adult groups of up to 20 and family groups of up to 24. The woodland has an adjacent grass field which can be hired for events and weddings. The pods have heating included in the colder months and a hot tub can also be hired as an optional extra.The Paddock Site is situated at the main farm but only a short walk across the field from the Woodland. Situated here are 2 Deluxe pods (sleeping 2/3 or a family of 4) with decking, BBQ and gazebos, as well as a fully equipped luxurious Safari tent which can sleep 6 Adults or a family group of 7. Our newest addition are 2 Superior pods which sleep 5 and have kitchenettes, hot water and heating. With a comfy double bed they are also very suitable for a romantic weekend for two. There are also 8 camping pitches available in the paddock. The site is serviced with new wet room showers, under floor heating and utility area.The Old Kitchen Garden camping area is set in the garden grounds of the Farm and shares the new wet room showers and facilities at the Paddock site just a short walk away. This site is well presented with mown lawns and surrounded by hedges.The Wild Camping site is situated on the furthest end of the farm land, on the banks of the River Isbourne and is suitable for those who enjoy a more rustic experience. Basic toilet, shower and washing up facilities are provided for seasoned campers who have their own camping equipment.Buttercup Meadow – The site is situated alongside the brook, within a 2 minute walk from the Paddock site. It includes a large BBQ/firepit, shelter, 3 toilets with basins, 2 showers and washing up facilities. This area can be used in combination with the entire Paddock accommodations as an exclusive group hire facility, or just for exclusive small group camping. It includes a large BBQ/firepit, shelter, toilet, shower and washing up facilities.

Nestled in the heart of Chipping Campden, the award winning Cotswold House Hotel & Spa is a charming, Grade II listed Regency town house, complete with a tranquil spa, relaxed bistro and formal dining via our Fig restaurant. Our central location offers up picturesque Cotswold scenery from every window; be that rolling hills and nearby fields, or the honey-coloured architecture of the town centre. Stay in the heart of the Cotswold’s in the beautiful picturesque village of Chipping Campden. Our 28 en suite bedrooms, contemporary designed yet with a dash of country-chic, look out over scenic streets, rolling hills or manicured gardens – depending on location. Whether it’s cosy rooms for single guests, spacious rooms for couples or family rooms for more; we provide a stay to suit your needs. Our restaurants called Fig and Bistro on the Square is open daily serving breakfast, lunch, afternoon tea and evening meals. Within the two acres of landscaped gardens you will find our award winning spa with a relaxation area and hydrotherapy pool. The Spa is a place where you can indulge in a menu of refreshing or re balancing body treatments from our expert therapists including holistic treatments, massages, facials, manicures and pedicures. The Spa at Cotswold House Located at the rear of the hotel, via a short walk through our manicured gardens, the Cotswold Spa is a hidden gem that offers peaceful seclusion for those looking to indulge in some serious relaxation. Strictly for over 18’s only the Spa features a Hydrotherapy Pool, with bubble jets, a Hammam steam room, poolside loungers, changing rooms and a relax room. Residents can use the facilities from 1 pm on check-in day to 1 pm on check out day, so feel free to get here early or hang around instead of rushing home. The Spa is busiest between 2-5 pm and during these times we may operate a waiting list and 2 hour use policy.

East House, as featured in 25 Beautiful Homes, winner of AA Best Guest Accommodation for England 2012-2013 and the Cotswold Tourism Gold Award for Best Accommodation in the Cotswolds 2013 is a stunning Cotswold stone country house, which was built in 1759. Nestled in its own beautiful grounds, the property commands magnificent views of the surrounding countryside and enjoys an unrivalled setting at the top of the famous upper High Street. It is perfectly located as it is quiet and peaceful, yet only a few minutes walk to all the amenities for which Broadway is renowned – restaurants, pubs, tearooms, antiques shop, boutiques, galleries, delicatessens and so much more. The surrounding countryside offers miles of breathtaking walks which can be punctuated by breaks in delightful country pubs.All rooms are en-suite and beautifully furnished. Bulgari products, complimentary sherry, tea & coffee making facilities and free wifi are supplied in all rooms.There is free on site parking. In order to preserve the ambience we have created we regret that we do not accept children under 18 years of age or pets. This is a No Smoking property, although there is a folly in the garden which smokers are welcome to use.

A Private House Hotel. Simply put, Foxhill is a private manor-house hotel in the Cotswolds, overlooking the village of Broadway. An intimate Grade-II listed Arts and Crafts country home refreshed and revitalised for the 21st century, Foxhill Manor is a new type of stay where everything revolves around you: all the character and charm of a boutique-hotel hideaway, served up with heartfelt personal service and an easygoing at-home atmosphere. Trust us, you’ll love it.Each bedroom and suite at Foxhill Manor is individually designed, unique and comes with all the best bits you would expect of a five star venue, so pick whichever one takes your fancy. 5 beautiful bedrooms. 3 sumptuous suites.Foxhill guests can enjoy use of the Dormy House Spa, just up the hill…Just across the estate at Foxhill’s big sister, Dormy House, is our award-laden House Spa, with a 16m infinity pool, outdoor hot tub and a Scandi-style thermal suite with a Finnish sauna, lavender steam room, thalassotherapy room, experience shower and an invigorating ice fountain containing enough ice to chill a year’s worth of G&Ts.Plus, of course, seven immaculate treatment rooms (one a double), over 55 wonderful treatments by Temple Spa and the Veuve Clicquot nail parlour. Just say the word and we’ll whisk you there (and back!) for a bit of TLC.

Imagine a hotel where roaring log-burning open fireplaces hint at its roots dating from the 1300’s. Picture a Great Hall with a vaulted ceiling and original wood panelling built in the seventeenth century. Visit a hotel that has been coloured by the characters of history. At The Lygon Arms, you can visit the suite that Oliver Cromwell stayed in the night before the Battles of Worcester in 1651. See the carvings of John Trevis’ name on the arch of the front door, etched into the hotel’s history in 1620. The Lygon Arms has roots reaching right into the 1300’s. It’s a historic hotel in the Cotswolds, with a typically Cotswolds history. The Inn is set in three acres of grounds which include lawns, flower gardens and croquet for the exclusive use of guest.The Inn has 78 rooms including 6 stunning suites, some dating back to 1532. Half of the bedrooms are situated in the original buildings, and half are located in the award-winning Garden and Orchard wings. Every room and suite at the Inn has its own distinct character, individually decorated and furnished in traditional country-house style, many with fine antiques, but combined with the technology of today. The Lygon Arms also has four rooms in a beautiful thatched cottage situated in the Inn’s beautiful walled garden – The Orchard Cottage fulfills everyone’s dream of a romantic English cottage.Call us to discuss your specific requirements and they will ensure that find the perfect room for you.The Lygon Arms Spa, a haven of peace away from the hustle and bustle of Broadway.Situated close to the three-acre private garden, this hidden oasis provides spa and hotel guests the opportunity to unwind and rejuvenate with a variety of relaxing facilities.Drop in for the day or stay a little longer, with pampering treatments, invigorating therapies, soothing massages or even a glass of Champagne, there’s plenty of indulgent elements available to add a touch of relaxation to your Cotswold adventure.

One of the most elegant country house hotels in the Cotswolds, Buckland Manor is tucked away in a tranquil corner of the village of Buckland, next to the old village church. Set in ten acres of grounds, which blend seamlessly into the village, the beautiful manor house is unmarked by the passing of time; it is an idyllic setting from which to enjoy an exceptionally warm welcome, tantalising menus lovingly crafted from the ‘market garden of England’ and breath-taking Cotswold scenery.In the heart of the Cotswold tourist trail, Buckland Manor is only a few minutes from the much loved town of Broadway, with its pretty high street and eclectic shops. Staying in Buckland you are well placed to discover the wider area of the Cotswolds, Oxfords dreaming spires and the home of Shakespeare, Stratford upon Avon.The 15 bedrooms at Buckland Manor are luxuriously appointed and provide the highest standards of comfort, all individually furnished with antiques and fine fabrics. Naturally all come with crisp white linen, plumped up pillows and Vispring beds to guarantee that perfect night’s slumber.The Manor dates back to the thirteenth century, first mentioned in 600 AD, when the land was owned by the Abbey of Gloucester. It was later recorded in the Domesday Book.The village of Buckland is thought to have the oldest rectory in England, which stands next to the Manor, with an impressive timbered hall that dates from the 15th Century. John Wesley preached in the church of St. Michael, the east window of which contains some splendid 15th Century glass, judged by some to be the best in the Cotswolds and reputed to have come from Hailes Abbey at the Dissolution. William Morris attended church services here when he came to Buckland in the 19th Century and was so impressed by the glass that he personally paid for its re-leading.

In the 17th century, Dormy House went by the name Willersey Hill Farm, and its inhabitants, rather than enjoying fantastic food and indulgent spa treatments, spent most of their time cultivating the surrounding land. Fast forward to the 1940s, and the Broadway Golf Club next door took a shine to the farm, bought it and named it Dormy House after their favourite golfing term (a ‘dormy’ is an unbeatable round).In 1977 it passed to the same family that has owned it ever since, and over the last 35 years has grown to become one of the most beloved hotels in the Cotswolds, renowned for its personal service, passionate management and luxuriously laid-back atmosphere.We have stunning Cotswold bedrooms for every mood. Whether you want to go traditional in the main farmhouse, private and secluded, super stylish, or rustic in Rose Cottage, there’s a room waiting for you.Please note, all weekend bookings must include two nights: Friday/Saturday or Saturday/Sunday. We occasionally have some last-minute one-night availability!

This 17th Century Cotswold stone-built pub overlooks the village green and duck pond in the centre of the picturesque village of Willersey, often described as the most beautiful and natural village in the Cotswolds, giving it a timeless character. The village is a past winner of the Best Kept Village competition.Originally called the Blue Bell Inn, the Bell is set opposite the beautiful Pool Farm House and Sawpit Green. The village’s early English church lies just up the lane, with Norman remains and panoramic views from its churchyard.The Bell is a genuine Cotswold country pub with home produced foods, traditional cask ales, fine wines and comfortable bedrooms. There are five bedrooms, Victorian in style and tastefully decorated with beautiful, elegant furnishings. Situated in our Courtyard they are the finest in traditional style and quality to ensure your stay is a memorable one. Choose from Doubles, Twins, spacious Family Room, or for special occasions you could enjoy our Four Poster or the Deluxe suites. All rooms are en-suite with baths and shower, and have king-size beds, flat screen televisions, radio alarm clocks, hairdryers and tea / coffee hospitality trays.Rates are per room, per night inclusive os a Full English Breakfast and VAT. All rooms are en-suite each with a bath and shower, king size beds, remote colour television, hair dryer, and tea & coffee making facilities. Our bedrooms have been awarded four stars and are situated in our courtyard.Set between Chipping Campden and Broadway, Willersey offers the perfect location for touring, whether by car, bicycle or on foot. Within easy travelling distance of many interesting places to visit, including Shakespeare Country, Stratford-upon-Avon, Cheltenham, Worcester and Warwick.Centred on the gentle slopes of the Cotswold Hills, this beautiful area is famous for the tranquility of its villages, many scarcely altered since they grew up on the prosperity of the medieval wool trade. The greater part of the Cotswolds lies in Gloucestershire, but it also reaches into Worcestershire and Oxfordshire.

Welcome to my characterful Cotswold stone home, for hundreds of years the village inn ‘The Foresters arms’ and now my Bed and Breakfast for 18 years. It nestles in the centre of historic Cam village near Dursley and has hosted guests from all over the UK and the world in that time.Enjoy a complimentary tea/coffee and biscuits/cakes in the sunny lounge on arrival. If you need ideas for days out, just ask. I know the region so well – all the less obvious corners to explore.Parking is off-road in our own car park next to the house and a level walk to the entrance.Cam Village has a small group of useful shops which are only a 3 minute walk away. This includes a medium sized Tesco, Boots chemist, Post Office, card machine, hairdressers and beauty salon plus takeaways and a bistro. Dursley town is only a 5 minute drive and home to the famous Old Spot Inn.Our lovely bedrooms are beautifully decorated, quiet, spacious and come with everything you need for a comfortable stay. If you stay 7 nights you only pay for 6!Room 1 (double/twin/family/single) has an ensuite shower room and separate dressing room.Room 2 (double/ twin/ family/ single) has an ensuite bath/shower room.Room 3 is a smaller room with a 4ft double bed and private bathroom with bath/shower. Beautiful South Cotswolds locationsFormer village inn with characterful quality Laura Ashley ensuite beamed bedroomsGuest parking is availableFully central heatedEnsuite / private bathroomsSpacious beamed guest TV lounge with log fireLuxury four poster beamed bedroomEach room has tea and coffee facilities with exta luxury additions availableBreakfast – Freshly cooked local produce, fruit juices, yoghurts, fruit, tea and coffee.Dinner is available by prior arrangement only. All rooms have large flat screen TV’s for your use.Our quiet and spacious, beamed, bedrooms have sofas and chairs to relax in.Towels are changed regularly and on request. Rooms cleaned daily.Large sunny, cottage garden for guests’ useShopping centres within a twenty minute drive – Gloucester, Cheltenham, Tetbury, Stroud and NailsworthThirty minutes from Cribbs Causeway

Located in the market town of Cirencester; on the cobbled streets, The Fleece is an inn that has all the character and colour. Full of history, low beams, open fires and home-cooked food to dine over there is plenty to enjoy.Rooms are cosy, stylish and filled with all the comforts of home with 17th-century character and 21st-century luxury. Enjoy tea and coffee making facilities, comfortable beds and plump pillows, en-suite bathrooms with shower and complimentary toiletries.Indulge in delicious traditional meals all wholesome and hearty from the Steak and Thwaites ale pot pie to the Cumberland sausages with creamy mustard mash, red wine jus, crispy onion rings. The menu is filled with seasonal produce, which means the menus change with the seasons and dishes are all tasty and freshly prepared.At the start or end of the Thames Path, The Fleece’s location in Cirencester makes it the perfect place to stop for a well-earned drink with real ales and fine wines, served in the bar. Take a seat next to our open doors right on the square and watch life wander by. Why not make a night of it and enjoy a great sleep over that will be well earnt.The inn is family friendly and dog-friendly – so you can all enjoy a warm welcome. We have dog-friendly rooms, and your four-legged friend is always welcome in the bar, but not in the dining only areas. Expect a warm welcome at The Fleece, Cirencester.

Thistledown is an organically managed family farm near Stroud, in the Cotswold Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Our farm covers 70 acres of pastureland, woodland and elderflower orchard, and borders Woodchester Park. We offer three different areas for camping, two of which are car-free. The fields have plenty of space and every tent can have their own campfire.The lower pastures have better facilities, whilst the Elderflower Orchard is accessible by car. The Orchard only has events toilets, but you are welcome to walk (4 mins) to use the washing up, composting toilets and showers in the lower pastures. We don’t have any allotted pitches, but the camping fields are very large and we restrict numbers so you will definitely be able to have your own space and camp as a group if required. We think you’ll be pleasantly surprised by the amount of space you’ll have! Campfires are encouraged and you can have your own if you’d like. Firewood is usually delivered in the late afternoon, but this may not be the case midweek – it’s best to check at the shop if you are unsure. We set up Thistledown Café in 2016 (formerly Fieldfare Café) and have grown steadily since then. For most of the year we’re open Wednesday – Sunday (see Opening Times for details) and throughout the summer holidays we’re open every day, offering gourmet coffee, fine teas and a wide range of cold drinks as well as a selection of homemade cakes and patisseries. Food from our clay oven and barbecue is served Wednesday – Sunday. We stay open late on Fridays and Saturdays in the summer for wood-fired sourdough pizza nights – for most of our camping season this is both Friday and Saturday night. Booking is essential for all services as we serve a limited number of dishes – 01453 860420. We’re fully licensed (no BYO) and stock local beers, ciders, wines and even local gin! We also serve wines and prosecco from further afield!

Enter the little door and step back in time for a truly unique break. Cardynham House is graded Four star ‘Guest Accommodation’ by the Quality in Tourism. Located in Painswick, the “Queen of the Cotswold’s”, Cardynham House is a 15th-16th Century Grade 2* listed building originally belonging to a wool merchant.There is wealth of character to be found in every room, each decorated in a style of its own.Each bedroom features not only a unique style but also a four poster or half tester bed and every room has an en suite bathroom with bath, shower or both. Choose from “Medieval Garden”, “Palm Beach“, “Old Tuscany”, “The Highlands”, “Dovecote”, “New England”, “Cottage Rose”, “Arabian Nights” and the “Pool Room”.All rooms at Cardynham House are spacious and have tea and coffee making facilities, television, hair dryer and direct dial telephone configured for incoming direct dialled calls. Cots for babies are available if required. We can arrange for flowers, champagne and other gifts to be in the room prior to your arrival as a surprise. All rooms have a double bed and two rooms have a double and a single bed whilst Dovecote has a double and two single beds making it perfect for families although we also let all rooms as a double only or single occupancy of a double.The House itself has a residents lounge with open fireplace and adjacent to this a conservatory with comfortable chairs overlooking a small internal courtyard.Throughout the house are objects of interest, books, publications and art works.Breakfasts at Cardynham House are a special occasion and include a traditional individually prepared English breakfast, American pancakes and porridge.

Dating back to 1554 the Falcon is a small, select hotel and restaurant situated in the centre of the beautiful Cotswold village of Painswick. Overlooking the historic village church and it’s famous 99 clipped yew trees, the Falcon hotel offers great hospitality with a warm welcome.In a hilltop setting, surrounded by stunning Cotswold countryside, the charming village of Painswick is an historic wool town which boasts a fine array of listed buildings sitting in narrow, winding streets. Painswick is one of the most picturesque Cotswold Villages and provides a perfect base from which to explore The Cotswolds and surrounding areas.Our 11 individually styled bedrooms provide comfortable accommodation and our welcoming restaurant and bar offer delicious home cooked food and a wide selection of drinks, wines and real ales.Whether you are looking for a hotel in the Cotswolds for a well deserved break, a function venue for a special occasion (The Shires private suite is perfect for weddings, christenings and parties), a base for visiting Cheltenham Races or just somewhere to pop in for a delicious, freshly prepared meal – you are assured of a warm welcome at the Falcon Hotel, Painswick.We are open for breakfast, lunch and dinner Monday to Sunday inclusive.The hotel has 11 characterful bedrooms – a mix of twin, double and king rooms. Some rooms have pretty fireplaces and many come with delightful views over St Mary’s Church and its’ famous 99 clipped yews, and the lovely rolling countryside of the valley beyond.All rooms are en-suite, tastefully decorated and have comfortable beds with crisp, white linen. Facilities include White Company toiletries, tea and coffee making facilities, free wi-fi, freeview TV, radio alarm clock and hair dryer. An iron, ironing board and fans are available on request.Whichever type of bedroom you choose, you’ll be sure of a warm welcome, stylish accommodation and a comfortable night’s sleep at The Falcon, Painswick.

A 36-bedroom, 17th century Manor House hotel set in six acres of stunning grounds overlooking the Stroud Water Canal and rolling hills of the Stroud Valley. Our attractive gardens and lawns are the perfect place for a peaceful stroll, glass of Pimms or game of croquet. In the main Manor House you’ll find our restaurant, terrace, bar, conference suites, and some guest rooms. Our Garden Wing comprises further guest rooms and the newly-refurbished Caroline Suite offers extensive banqueting and conferencing facilities.From our larger, luxury, newly refurbished Manor House rooms and Four Poster rooms to our smaller more snug Garden Rooms located in the newer extension of the hotel.Stonehouse Court is ideally located for visiting the wealth of local attractions that this beautiful part of England enjoys. We are only 30 miles from the delightful town of Cheltenham Spa and 10 from Gloucester with its breathtaking Cathedral. The many traditional Cotswold villages nearby are perfect for exploring and of course, you may want to sample the local ales in the village pub! Our staff are available for local and seasonal information, directions and recommendations.At the foot of the hotel grounds, you’ll find a tranquil stretch of water known as the Stroudwater Navigation, which links Stroud to the Severn Estuary via a secluded 8-mile passage. Following an act of Parliament in 1759, the Stroudwater was constructed over a period of 20 years, opening 12 years before the Thames & Severn Canal in 1779.For those wishing to take to explore the famed Stroud Waterways, we offer a number of Boat Trips along the canals, both self-hire and in partnership with Glevum Boat Hire.

The Frocester George offers a warm welcome and respite on a cold winter’s day and the ideal spot to enjoy sunshine, a cold drink and beautiful rural views on balmy summer evenings. At the bar you’ll be tempted by a fine range of real cask conditioned ales, including popular local brews and a number of regularly changing guest beers. We also pride ourselves on an excellent choice of wines with varieties of all the popular grapes on offer and a flavour and price to suit every taste, occasion and pocket.This traditional coach inn is full of character and charm; with ten guest bedrooms, log burning fires, a traditional drinking bar, and a cosy restaurant with a menu full of flavour, quality and freshness Featuring FREE WiFi and a restaurant, The Frocester offers accommodation central to Bath, Cheltenham, Gloucester & Bristol. The hotel has a terrace and views of the garden, and guests can enjoy a drink at the bar. Free private parking is available on site.Rooms have a flat-screen TV. Some rooms feature a seating area for your convenience. You will find, Tea and Coffee making facilities plus Biscuits in all rooms. Every room has a private bathroom, and for your comfort you will find free toiletries and a hair dryer.You will find a 24-hour front desk at the property. We will do everything we can to make your stay with us a memorable and enjoyable one. If there is anything that you need then please let us know and we will do our best to accommodate your requests.You can add extras to your room to make your stay a little more special; such as chilled Champagne, fresh flowers or luxurious chocolates. Please call reception before your arrival and we will arrange this for you.

Newly opened in April 2016, The Barrel Store at New Brewery Arts offers stylish, affordable visitor accommodation in the heart of the Cotswolds. New Brewery Arts is a centre for craft, and The Barrel Store shares our passion for craft, with beautifully designed and hand-crafted furnishings throughout. Guests can take part in our wide range of craft workshops, or simply spend time in Cirencester and the Cotswolds (an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty).A former brewery warehouse, this hostel has been sympathetically restored to offer relaxed, stylish surroundings, ideal for a budget UK break or weekend away. It comprises 43 beds including:2 bed bunk rooms (private toilet and sink)3 bed family rooms (private en-suite single over double)4 bed bunk rooms (private en -suite)1 x double bed (private en-suite)1 x single room (private en –suite and accessible for guests with additional mobility needs)4 bed male dorm (private en- suite)4 bed female dorm (private en- suite)The ground floor rooms and lounge are fully accessible, and we have facilities for those with wheelchairs. We have an accessible room for guests with additional mobility needs.It is also possible to book adjoining rooms for families or groups.Within YHA Cotswolds we have a communal kitchen and lounge where you are welcome to cook, eat and relax (open 5pm – 9am weekdays and weekends).Just next door is the very popular New Brewery arts café, open from 9.00am serving a delicious breakfast, great coffees and hot drinks, scrummy cakes and cream teas as well as a selection of special lunches, sandwiches, salads and soups. The café is open to the public as well as guests.Cirencester is also well served with cafes, pubs and restaurants.The hostel building was originally built as a barrel warehouse for the adjoining Cirencester Brewery that closed in the 1930s. When the Brewery closed the building was used to build WW2 aircraft parts before becoming a town council store, it was even a theatre in the 1980s. In 1990 it became a part of New Brewery Arts, bringing the three remaining brewery buildings together as a creative hub in the town. Today New Brewery Arts offers classes and workshops in a range of contemporary and heritage crafts, and is home to a gallery as well as craft makers including glass-blowers, a potter and a stone carver.Cirencester was the second largest town in Roman Britain, and this can be seen in the town’s amphitheatre and in the collection of the Corinium Museum. Cirencester is a thriving market town in the very heart of the Cotswolds, on the edge of the Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.Cirencester also boasts one of the tallest hedges in the country, the 300-year-old yew hedge surrounding the Bathurst Estate is over 40 ft tall. It takes around 80 man-hours for a team of two to give the hedge its annual short, back and sides.

Slimbridge provides B&B accommodation in the heart of Gloucestershire. Our beautiful countryside location is just a short walk from Slimbridge Wildfowl and Wetlands Centre.Situated near to the canal in the hamlet of Shephard’s Patch in the Severn Vale, this purpose-built lodge is situated close to Slimbridge Wetlands Centre and makes a “simple yet charming” rural retreat for those who want to enjoy all that Slimbridge has to offer in comfortable, peaceful surroundings.We have a variety of accommodation options ranging from single, double and family rooms to dormitories which offer the best value for money. All our rooms are light, airy and spacious with super comfortable beds, thick cosy duvets and soft white towels. The peaceful surroundings at Slimbridge ensure a quiet and comfortable night’s sleep throughout the year.There is a large dining room seating 40 people with easy access to the kitchen. We are fully licensed to sell alcohol and have a comfy lounge with wood burning stove and self-serve bean to cup coffee, comfortable sofas, bar stools and TV. We have a large games room with flat-screen TV, DVD and a pool table at 20p per play.The garden surrounds our lodge and has benches overlooking the enclosed pond. We have a garden with picnic spaces and beautiful grounds, perfect for kids to play in.Hire the whole placeThis hostel is occasionally made available for hire on an exclusive basis. This means that you can have the place to yourself. (Manager Lives onsite in attached accommodation, terms and conditions apply) We allocate availability for exclusive use in blocks, typically up to 90 days in the future. If you are looking for space to stay with us on a normal shared basis, and can’t see any availability three months or more into the future, then this hostel may be being held for Exclusive Hire.Registered assistance dogs are welcome at Slimbridge, however pets are not permitted.