Cottages in The Cotswolds
Picture-perfect villages full of honey-coloured cottages, rolling fields lined with stone walls, dappled woodlands full of bird song and deer… The Cotswolds is a rather special place for a self-catering holiday. Our hand-picked collection of chocolate-box stone cottages and gorgeous converted barns is full of pretty homes to escape to, whether you’re looking for a cosy retreat for couples or a big and beautiful house for a fun-filled family gathering. Spanning Gloucestershire, Oxfordshire, Warwickshire, Wiltshire, Worcestershire, and Somerset, fill your days visiting honey-dipped market towns and exploring sweeping vistas, before returning to your welcoming abode for an evening by the wood burner. Lots of our holiday cottages are dog-friendly too, promising a wonderful stay for the whole family full of adventures throughout the Cotswolds. Read more
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Bwaane Jiass
30Bwaane Jiass is the smallest of one of three cottages located together in a quiet, peaceful location
Bwaane Jiass is the smallest of one of three self catering holiday cottages located together in a quiet, peaceful location at the end of a private driveway in the beautiful country...
Close Taggart - Thie Lough
38Providing the perfect setting for a special break for two, Thie Lough is one of two identical cottag
We know you will be delighted when you arrive at Close Taggart. These two gold award holiday cottages, Thie Rhennie ("House of Ferns") and Thie Lough ("House of the ...
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The Tower
142The Tower is a beautifullly converted 17th century outhouse
The Tower is situated in rolling countryside in the west of the Isle of Man, just 5 minutes from Peel. Sleeping 2 and offering use of a private hot tub, this property is perfect fo...
Close Taggart - Thie Rhennie
39Providing the perfect setting for a special break for two, Thie Rhennie is one of two cottages
We know you will be delighted when you arrive at Close Taggart. These two gold award holiday cottages, Thie Rhennie ("House of Ferns") and Thie Lough ("House of the ...
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Cronk Breck Cottage
48A charming single level home in Ballaugh, a peaceful village in the north west of the Isle of Man.
Cronk Breck is a bright and comfortable single level self catering holiday home in Ballaugh, Isle of Man. Cronk Breck is the ideal base for a couple's visit to the island. The h...
Curlew Cottage
51Curlew cottage is a charming 18th century one bedroom traditional Manx stone cottage in the heart of
Curlew cottage is a charming 18th century one (double) bedroom traditional Manx stone cottage which retains some original features a stone fireplace and open beam ceilings in loung...
Heron at Trail Lodge
177Stylish studio apartment located in an idyllic national glen.
Heron at Trail Lodge is a modern self-catering studio apartment set within the beautifully restored Silverdale Corn Mill, surrounded by the peaceful Silverdale Glen near Ballasalla...
Drakes at Trail Lodge
176Stylish studio apartment located in an idyllic national glen.
Drakes at Trail Lodge is a modern self-catering studio apartment set within the beautifully restored Silverdale Corn Mill, surrounded by the peaceful Silverdale Glen near Ballasall...
Yn Thie Thooit
154In partnership with Manx National Heritage, we are pleased to present Yn Thie Thooit
This unique 4* self-catering cottage is perfect if you're looking for holiday accommodation that's extra special. Full of charm and character, you can look forward to a cosy stay i...
Abbey at Trail Lodge
174Stylish studio apartment located in an idyllic national glen.
Abbey at Trail Lodge is a modern self-catering studio apartment set within the beautifully restored Silverdale Corn Mill, surrounded by the peaceful Silverdale Glen near Ballasalla...
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Green Tourism Business Scheme
As a company, we look across our business and try to make sustainable changes and decisions. From using recycled paper in our printers to putting in measures for using less energy in our offices, we keep an eye on our impact on the environment.
Beyond our offices, we have passed on the same ethics to our holiday cottage owners by setting up our own Green Scheme that they can join. Each property has to tick off a certain number of actions to be included in the scheme, many of which go above and beyond the GTBS requirements.
Holidays in the Cotswolds
If you’re looking to escape to the English countryside, it doesn’t get much more quintessential than a holiday in the Cotswolds.
Prettiest towns and villages in the Cotswolds
Famed for its postcard-pretty towns and villages, the Cotswolds is something of a fairytale. From the Cotswolds’ very own Venice at Bourton-on-the-Water to the chocolate-box delights of Upper and Lower Slaughter, if you’re looking for a beautiful backdrop to your photos, you simply can’t beat the magical setting the Cotswolds provides. Chipping Campden promises listed buildings galore, while Stow-on-the-Wold invites you to immerse yourself in its historic setting, including pub stops at England’s oldest inn. Thought to be one of the prettiest sights in the Cotswolds, the picture-perfect setting of Arlington Row is unmatched, forming one of the most well-known streets in the UK.
Things to do in the Cotswolds
The Cotswolds is first and foremost a National Landscape, meaning it’s home to outstanding natural beauty, from tranquil woodlands to rolling countryside just waiting to be explored on foot. Throughout the undulating landscape, a number of beautiful gardens add a splash of colour to the honeyed tones of the countryside. The fabulous Rococo gardens at Painswick are utterly unique, while the dappled delights of the Westonbirt Arboretum promises a dog-friendly day out throughout the year. For a little slice of history, head to the famous Broadway Tower for panoramic views or Blenheim Palace for a royally good time. Families will love the Cotswold Water Park, which is packed with activities and wildlife-watching opportunities, while couples should head to Bath’s Spas for some luxurious pampering. The Cotswolds are also home to a rich tapestry of local myths and legends, adding a dash of mystery to your explorations.
Places to eat in the Cotswolds
With such a bountiful natural larder on its doorstep, it’s of little wonder the Cotswolds is a beacon for foodies. Boasting numerous Michelin star restaurants and cosy pubs (many with breathtaking walks nearby), it’s deliciously easy to refuel in the Cotswolds. Visit tree-lined restaurants for stylish celebrations, toasty tearooms for giant slabs of cake, and fire-warmed pubs that have served visitors for generations. Farm shops pepper the rolling farmland, offering superb local ingredients from meats and cheeses to fresh bread and pies - perfect for filling up the cupboards in your holiday cottage or packing up for a lovely picnic surrounded by the sights and sounds of the Cotswolds.
