Welcome to Stow Lodge Hotel

The Square, Stow-on-the-Wold, Gloucestershire, GL54 1AB
Telephone: +44 (0)1451 830485
Fax: +44 (0)1451 831671
English Tourism Council 3 Star

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Stow Lodge is located in a peaceful corner of the lovely ancient hill top town of Stow-on-the-Wold in the North Cotswolds offering a friendly and relaxing atmosphere.

Although within sight of the bustling market square the hotel is set back far enough to be able to afford guests complete peace and relaxation, and in the summer months the tables on the spacious lawns close to the honey coloured Cotswold stone walls capture the best of country living. The hotel is privately owned and personally supervised, and offers a high standard of comfort and friendly hospitality.

ALL BEDROOMS ARE NON-SMOKING and have; colour television, beverage making facilities, hairdryer, direct dial telephone, electric fan and radio.
The bedrooms are situated in either the main hotel, or the hotel coach house
We also have one four poster bedroom.

Head Chef Stephen Hartley, who is one of the proprietors, has built up a fine reputation over the years for their varied menus and excellent cuisine.

The Non Smoking restaurant is open daily for dinner from 7.00pm to 8.30pm. A table d hote menu that is changed daily is offered giving a varied selection of dishes, this is complemented by an interesting extensive wine list.

The Hotel bar is also non-smoking and offers a selection of dishes from 12.00noon to 2.00pm and also from 7.00pm to 8.30pm.

The visitor with a car will find the hotel ideally situated for a wider variety of excursions to places such as Cheltenham Spa (18 miles), Evesham (16 miles), Cirencester (19 miles), Stratford-upon-Avon (21 miles), Oxford (29 miles), Tewkesbury (21 miles) and Warwick (27 miles).

Considerably closer are the attractive villages of Chipping Campden (10 miles), famed for its unspoiled architectural features and fine old church. Broadway (10 miles), with its long broad main street and village green lined with honey-coloured stone cottages. Burford (10 miles), oneof the most unspoiled of the Cotswold towns with the houses scattered down the side of a steep hill and the river Windrush at the foot, crossed by an ancient bridge. Bibury (14 miles), famous for its trout farm, the Folk Museum in the old mill, the river Coln, and Arlington Row - the terrace ofworkers cottages from the past now owned and restored by the National Trust. The Roman Villa at Chedworth with its 'central heating system' almost intact, to say nothing of the glorious surroundings in which the villa and museum are located. These are just a few of the many attractions in the area - we can tell you about many more when you are here.

There are Golf Courses at Burford, Chipping Norton, Broadway and a new course 3 miles away at Naunton.

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