We stayed at this hotel to celebrate our 45th wedding anniversary and because my wife had historic family connections with Stow on the Wold. The staff were very welcoming and helpful. The evening meal was of a very high standard and the room was comfortable. All in all a very enjoyable stay. We appreciated spending a few hours in Stow and visited other Cotswold villages.
We stayed at this hotel to celebrate our 45th wedding anniversary and because my wife had historic family connections with Stow on the Wold. The staff were very welcoming and helpful. The evening meal was of a very high standard and the room was comfortable. All in all a very enjoyable stay. We appreciated spending a few hours in Stow and visited other Cotswold villages.
David
Reviewed November 27, 2015Reviewed November 27, 2015
Lovely place for a short stay and a great base for the Cotswolds. Staff were super friendly the Bell pub itself is charming the breakfast is superb and would recommend if you have the option to include. We stayed at Stuart House and it’s a bit strange going through the alley to get to it but the room itself was clean and very cosy! Never stayed in a pub room before but this was a great experience and would definitely stay here again
Lovely place for a short stay and a great base for the Cotswolds. Staff were super friendly the Bell pub itself is charming the breakfast is superb and would recommend if you have the option to include. We stayed at Stuart House and it’s a bit strange going through the alley to get to it but the room itself was clean and very cosy! Never stayed in a pub room before but this was a great experience and would definitely stay here again
Gurinder
Reviewed October 22, 2026Reviewed October 22, 2026
The hotel was tastefully decorated and comfortable but lacked air con. We staying in the crows nest at the top of the building which only had a small roof window
The hotel was tastefully decorated and comfortable but lacked air con. We staying in the crows nest at the top of the building which only had a small roof window
We had a fantastic time at the Lords of the Manor, it really is an exceptional hotel. A very relaxed atmosphere and the staff make you feel at home as soon as you walk in. They were especially accommodating with our dog who stayed with us. The hotel gardens are huge and we’re a lot bigger than we thought, stretching down to the river. It’s a great place to explore the Cotswolds.
We had a fantastic time at the Lords of the Manor, it really is an exceptional hotel. A very relaxed atmosphere and the staff make you feel at home as soon as you walk in. They were especially accommodating with our dog who stayed with us. The hotel gardens are huge and we’re a lot bigger than we thought, stretching down to the river. It’s a great place to explore the Cotswolds.
Fantastic stay in the cottage - immaculately presented room with loads of space and a very nice selection of snacks. The staff in the Inn were incredibly welcoming and made for a totally relaxed break. Food at dinner and breakfast was delicious. Cannot recommend highly enough
Fantastic stay in the cottage - immaculately presented room with loads of space and a very nice selection of snacks. The staff in the Inn were incredibly welcoming and made for a totally relaxed break. Food at dinner and breakfast was delicious. Cannot recommend highly enough
Simon
Reviewed September 21, 2026Reviewed September 21, 2026
My wife and I stayed for her 40th and our stay couldnt have been better. The property and grounds are absolutelt stunning and the staff are so helpful and polite. If you are staying in Broadway, I would most definetly reccommend. We will be coming back :-) Luke & Ally.
My wife and I stayed for her 40th and our stay couldnt have been better. The property and grounds are absolutelt stunning and the staff are so helpful and polite. If you are staying in Broadway, I would most definetly reccommend. We will be coming back :-) Luke & Ally.
Stayed for one night, tried for two but was fully booked. Apart from one mishap where the shower drain would not drain away and when it did it left gunge on the floor of the shower.
However that would not deter us from staying again. Staff were excellent food was out of this world. Best night sleep l have ever had due to a bed that was 100%. Would recommend to anyone that wanted to stay in Moreton in Marsh.
Stayed for one night, tried for two but was fully booked. Apart from one mishap where the shower drain would not drain away and when it did it left gunge on the floor of the shower.
However that would not deter us from staying again. Staff were excellent food was out of this world. Best night sleep l have ever had due to a bed that was 100%. Would recommend to anyone that wanted to stay in Moreton in Marsh.
The pretty town of Stow-on-the-Wold lies in the North Cotswolds and is a popular base for those exploring the area. The town may have retained its quaint charm, but with regular buses running to Cheltenham and Cirencester, it's well connected to the rest of Gloucestershire too, making it the ideal spot for a relaxing holiday. Accommodation in Stow-on-the-Wold ranges from chain hotels to historic inns and independent hotels, so there's something on offer to suit all budgets.
Stay Close to Stow-on-the-Wold's Attractions
There's plenty to see and do in the town and the surrounding area, whether you're enjoying a romantic break for two or escaping on a family holiday. The local market runs on the second Thursday of each month from 9.30am to 1pm and is well worth visiting to pick up local produce, crafts and gifts. If you prefer antiques shopping, you'll find Tudor House Antiques and Durham House Antiques are both renowned in the area, and it's easy to spend a whole afternoon browsing their wares. With most hotels offering free self-parking, it's easy to get from A to B without worrying about finding a parking space, although during the day the local bus service is pretty reliable.
Affordable Hotels near Outdoor Activities
Many people come to The Cotswolds to enjoy the great outdoors, and no wonder - you'll find miles of cycling, walking and horse riding trails as well as plenty of opportunities for fishing, rock climbing and other outdoor activities. Families travelling with younger children can enjoy a day out at Cotswold Wildlife Park, whilst Batsford Arboretum is also a great place to enjoy a sunny day with its extensive gardens and garden centre. At the end of a long day out, you'll find the town centre is home to a number of fine dining restaurants, historic inns and cosy pubs - some three and four-star hotels have their own restaurants, ideal for a relaxed family meal.
Accommodation to Suit All Budgets in Stow-on-the-Wold
From two star inns to four star independent hotels, Stow-on-the-Wold has accommodation on offer to suit all budgets. Amenities such as free WiFi, self-parking and complimentary breakfast ensure that you'll have a comfortable stay, whether you're here for a weekend or a longer break.