"Lovely stay in a beautiful area with a very comfortable room. They had all the amenities you could possibly need and the pub/restaurant attached to the Inn served a delicious breakfast. Great atmosphere for hanging out in during the evening time also. We will be back if we ever find ourselves in the area again."
"Lovely stay in a beautiful area with a very comfortable room. They had all the amenities you could possibly need and the pub/restaurant attached to the Inn served a delicious breakfast. Great atmosphere for hanging out in during the evening time also. We will be back if we ever find ourselves in the area again."
"Staff were friendly and helpful.
The room and hotel area was dated and rough round the edges but clean.
My bed had a dent down the centre so prominent it felt like I was sleeping in a bowl.
Over all, for the location it was good value for money."
"Staff were friendly and helpful.
The room and hotel area was dated and rough round the edges but clean.
My bed had a dent down the centre so prominent it felt like I was sleeping in a bowl.
Over all, for the location it was good value for money."
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
The historic Cotswold market town welcomes visitors with its famous farmers' market and independent shops along the High Street. Explore the surrounding Five Valleys on walking trails or visit nearby Woodchester Mansion in Nympsfield for Victorian Gothic architecture.
Lovely room above a quiet pub. Serves tremendous food. Owner is lovely and will do his best to make your stay a special one. Nice touches like the tray of home made biscuits and fresh milk for the morning tea/coffee. Espresso machine in the room was great. Nice for a short break and not far from the M5 or the cotswolds
Lovely room above a quiet pub. Serves tremendous food. Owner is lovely and will do his best to make your stay a special one. Nice touches like the tray of home made biscuits and fresh milk for the morning tea/coffee. Espresso machine in the room was great. Nice for a short break and not far from the M5 or the cotswolds
Chris
Reviewed November 22, 2015Reviewed November 22, 2015
Overnight stay on our way back from Cornwall. Nice old pub, much bigger than expected. Popular with locals and bikers. Large outdoor seating area. Very friendly welcome and quick check in. Our room was on the busy road side but excellent soundproofing windows. No problems at all with the twin en-suite. Good choice of food in the restaurant at reasonable prices. Staff very attentive but not too intrusive. The full English breakfast was superb! I would definitely recommend this venue.
Overnight stay on our way back from Cornwall. Nice old pub, much bigger than expected. Popular with locals and bikers. Large outdoor seating area. Very friendly welcome and quick check in. Our room was on the busy road side but excellent soundproofing windows. No problems at all with the twin en-suite. Good choice of food in the restaurant at reasonable prices. Staff very attentive but not too intrusive. The full English breakfast was superb! I would definitely recommend this venue.
Lovely dog friendly pub with rooms. Dog walk from car park into field behind. Very friendly staff and delicious food. Very clean, fresh bed linen. Great stop off. Would definitely recommend and will visit again.
Lovely dog friendly pub with rooms. Dog walk from car park into field behind. Very friendly staff and delicious food. Very clean, fresh bed linen. Great stop off. Would definitely recommend and will visit again.
The Anchor is a village pub with some rooms at the back. We were in "Lavers" which, I suspect, is the smallest room but perfectly fine for the two of us. The room itself was immaculate, clean with good quality fittings and views over open countryside. We only had a small shower room but again well appointed.
Breakfast is do-it-yourself with a toaster and kettle in the room but there was fresh orange, bottled water, butter and milk ( real milk, not UHT) in the fridge, and cereals, bread and a...
The Anchor is a village pub with some rooms at the back. We were in "Lavers" which, I suspect, is the smallest room but perfectly fine for the two of us. The room itself was immaculate, clean with good quality fittings and views over open countryside. We only had a small shower room but again well appointed.
Breakfast is do-it-yourself with a toaster and kettle in the room but there was fresh orange, bottled water, butter and milk ( real milk, not UHT) in the fridge, and cereals, bread and a...
Excellent scenic location next to the river. Amazing breakfast choices. Evening meals were always very good and sometimes exceptional. We would definitely recommend this hotel and would hope to return.
Excellent scenic location next to the river. Amazing breakfast choices. Evening meals were always very good and sometimes exceptional. We would definitely recommend this hotel and would hope to return.
Ron
Reviewed September 27, 2026Reviewed September 27, 2026
I don't normally use superlatives but for this place I am prepared to make an exception. We stayed for two nights and from start to finish it was an excellent experience. The welcome was warm. All the staff were friendly and helpful. The place was spotless - both the room and the common areas.The food was superb, the menu creative and the table service friendly and timely without being intrusive. Portion size was good too. Throughout our stay we were struck by the attention to detail. All the...
I don't normally use superlatives but for this place I am prepared to make an exception. We stayed for two nights and from start to finish it was an excellent experience. The welcome was warm. All the staff were friendly and helpful. The place was spotless - both the room and the common areas.The food was superb, the menu creative and the table service friendly and timely without being intrusive. Portion size was good too. Throughout our stay we were struck by the attention to detail. All the...
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
We had a fantastic stay here in one of the new deluxe rooms. The room was incredibly comfortable, very well furnished and spotlessly clean with a large bathroom. The staff were all friendly and helpful. Breakfast was very good with a nice selection of hot dishes (special praise for the eggs benedict) alongside fruit juices, pastries, yogurt etc. We also had an evening meal in the pub which was again very nice. The pub is conveniently located a few minutes from the Bath park and ride. We'd...
We had a fantastic stay here in one of the new deluxe rooms. The room was incredibly comfortable, very well furnished and spotlessly clean with a large bathroom. The staff were all friendly and helpful. Breakfast was very good with a nice selection of hot dishes (special praise for the eggs benedict) alongside fruit juices, pastries, yogurt etc. We also had an evening meal in the pub which was again very nice. The pub is conveniently located a few minutes from the Bath park and ride. We'd...
Stuart
Reviewed October 23, 2026Reviewed October 23, 2026
Love this place. The village is beautiful and full of Cotswolds charm, whilst the pub is an absolute delight for foodies. Tremendous value given the quality of the accommodation and the food. Our room was luxurious and spacious. Loved the 100 Acres toiletries, the farmhouse-style breakfast and the super-comfortable bed. This is a great base from which to explore the Cotswolds.
Love this place. The village is beautiful and full of Cotswolds charm, whilst the pub is an absolute delight for foodies. Tremendous value given the quality of the accommodation and the food. Our room was luxurious and spacious. Loved the 100 Acres toiletries, the farmhouse-style breakfast and the super-comfortable bed. This is a great base from which to explore the Cotswolds.
Stayed in New Years Eve. Despite being fun off their feet, the staff were polite and service was good. The lady in charge was extremely busy ensuring everything went smoothly. The food was delicious. Very comfy beds. Would recommend.
Stayed in New Years Eve. Despite being fun off their feet, the staff were polite and service was good. The lady in charge was extremely busy ensuring everything went smoothly. The food was delicious. Very comfy beds. Would recommend.
Inns located in Stroud range between £49 and £125 per night. These properties are inviting places to lay your head that are also easy on the budget. This price was available on Expedia within the past 7 days, for a hotel booking with a check-in date within the next year. Prices reflect current offers and availability is subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
What are the best inns located in Stroud?
A guest favourite is The Bell Inn. Settle in at this 3.5-star inn which comes with a restaurant and a fireplace in the lobby. Thames Head Inn is another sought-after option worth looking into. Put your bags down at this 3.5-star stay and take advantage of amenities like a garden and a restaurant. You can pick from multiple inns in Stroud with a total average guest review rating of 9.6.
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Are there any family-friendly inns located in Stroud?
Many visitors seeking a family-friendly inn in Stroud go for The Ormond At Tetbury. With a 4-star rating and amenities like childcare services and a barbecue grill, it'll get your crew's seal of approval. Another ideal base for your Stroud getaway is The Amberley Inn, a 3.5-star stay with complimentary breakfast and housekeeping services. After checking in and chilling out together in your cosy digs, it's time to hit the road and start exploring. Bristol Aero Collectlon and Stroud Bowl are just two family-friendly attractions in Stroud.
Are there any 5-star inns located in Stroud?
Although there aren't any 5-star inns located in Stroud, you'll discover some impressive 4-star inns here. Check in to The Ormond At Tetbury, around 8 mi from the downtown area. A fireplace in the lobby and a pillow menu are among the amenities offered here. The Mooringpost is another upscale stay that has conveniences like a private entrance and designer toiletries. This property is around 9 mi from central Stroud.
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