Experience the charm and character of a B&B near Bourton on the Water. Delight in the welcoming atmosphere and unique flair of independent bed and breakfast accommodations dotted throughout the area. Each boutique establishment offers a distinct blend of hospitality and ambiance, ranging from quaint guesthouses adorned with colourful facades to historic inns brimming with local charm. Whether you seek a cosy retreat tucked along cobbled streets or a stylish boutique nestled amidst bustling squares, there's an ideal lodging option to suit every traveller's taste. Immerse yourself in the rich culture and heritage of the town while enjoying the personalized service and warm hospitality of these friendly bed and breakfasts, promising an unforgettable stay near Bourton on the Water.
Bourton on the Water is a central location to visit some of the most outstanding Cotswold villages.
Amongst the most popular, Chipping Campden with its beautiful thatched cottages, Stow on the Wold having history dating back to the wool trade and beyond. Also The Slaughters, two small villages nestling just outside of Bourton on the Water, a short walk for those who wish to sample the cotswold countryside. Bibury has the famous Arlington Row Cottages, featured in many period dramas and films. Sudeley Castle at Winchcombe boasts a rich Royal history, the Tomb of Queen Katherine of Parr one of Henry VIII wives, also Kind Richard III owned Sudelely. Blenheim Palace at Woodstock is just outside of the city of Oxford. There are also numerous gardens to visit including Hidcote one of the most famous and not forgetting Bourton on the Water itself with the small Venetian style bridges spanning the River Windrush, also in the village Birdland, The Model Village, The Motor Museum, The Perfumery, The Dragonfly Maze and of course the most important Tea Rooms serving Cotswold Cream Teas, there are also plenty of eating houses and cosy pubs. All in all this part of the Coswolds is well worth a visit.
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