Boutique Cotswolds stay at an award-winning hotel

Number Four at Stow, Stow-on-the-Wold, Gloucestershire

Time-limited

Suite
Bourton-on-the-Water
Executive room
Bourton-on-the-Water
Standard room
Lower Slaughter
Suite
Bourton-on-the-Water

Property details

Country stay at an award-winning boutique hotel in the heart of the picturesque Cotswolds - includes breakfast, an optional dinner and a bottle of sparkling wine
  • Home from home: Less than a mile from Stow-on-the-Wold, one of the jewels in the Cotswolds' chocolate-box crown, boutique Number Four at Stow makes a superb base for an an intimate country experience. The guestrooms here are cosy and homey, with many original features to make your stay even more enchanting and special.

  • Award-winning dining: The hotel's acclaimed restaurant, The Yew Tree, is quite special. Using local fare grown and reared within a 10-mile radius of the hotel (with the exception of seafood), it serves up stylish plates of English and continental classics.

  • Location, location, location: Sprawling across six counties, the Cotswolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty endears itself to anyone who visits, boasting a wealth of gorgeous gardens, walking trails and fantastic local food-and-drink producers, plus crackling pub fires to warm up next to after all the exploring.

How to get there

Just over two hours' drive from London and 30 minutes from Cheltenham, Number Four at Stow is perfect for escaping into the countryside. On-site parking is available, and we'd recommend arriving here by car for easier access to the surrounding region.

The hotel is accessible by public transport from the London area in roughly two hours and 45 minutes, via a train to Moreton-in-Marsh, then a bus. Please bear in mind that buses may not run in the evenings as this is a rural area.

Good to know

Please note that the walk into Stow-on-the-Wold is uphill, so it is not suitable for visitors with mobility problems that don't have access to a car.

Please also be aware the restaurant can get busy and booking is advised in order to avoid disappointment. The restaurant is open for lunch from 12pm until 2pm (3pm on Sundays), and for dinner from 6pm until 8.30pm.

Entry requirements


The passport, visa and health requirements at the time of booking can be viewed on the Foreign and Commonwealth Office website for UK citizens, and on the Department of Foreign Affairs website for IE citizens. It is your responsibility to ensure that you and all members of your party are in possession of all necessary travel and health documents, and in compliance with any other immigration/entry requirements before you travel, including whether your passport must be machine readable or which visas/waivers may be required for entry, such as ESTA for USA travel and/or ETIAS for EU travel. Please also be sure to check the validity of your passport and allow up to 10 weeks for passport renewals.

  • Home from home: Less than a mile from Stow-on-the-Wold, one of the jewels in the Cotswolds' chocolate-box crown, boutique Number Four at Stow makes a superb base for an an intimate country experience. The guestrooms here are cosy and homey, with many original features to make your stay even more enchanting and special.

  • Award-winning dining: The hotel's acclaimed restaurant, The Yew Tree, is quite special. Using local fare grown and reared within a 10-mile radius of the hotel (with the exception of seafood), it serves up stylish plates of English and continental classics.

  • Location, location, location: Sprawling across six counties, the Cotswolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty endears itself to anyone who visits, boasting a wealth of gorgeous gardens, walking trails and fantastic local food-and-drink producers, plus crackling pub fires to warm up next to after all the exploring.

How to get there

Just over two hours' drive from London and 30 minutes from Cheltenham, Number Four at Stow is perfect for escaping into the countryside. On-site parking is available, and we'd recommend arriving here by car for easier access to the surrounding region.

The hotel is accessible by public transport from the London area in roughly two hours and 45 minutes, via a train to Moreton-in-Marsh, then a bus. Please bear in mind that buses may not run in the evenings as this is a rural area.

Good to know

Please note that the walk into Stow-on-the-Wold is uphill, so it is not suitable for visitors with mobility problems that don't have access to a car.

Please also be aware the restaurant can get busy and booking is advised in order to avoid disappointment. The restaurant is open for lunch from 12pm until 2pm (3pm on Sundays), and for dinner from 6pm until 8.30pm.

Entry requirements


The passport, visa and health requirements at the time of booking can be viewed on the Foreign and Commonwealth Office website for UK citizens, and on the Department of Foreign Affairs website for IE citizens. It is your responsibility to ensure that you and all members of your party are in possession of all necessary travel and health documents, and in compliance with any other immigration/entry requirements before you travel, including whether your passport must be machine readable or which visas/waivers may be required for entry, such as ESTA for USA travel and/or ETIAS for EU travel. Please also be sure to check the validity of your passport and allow up to 10 weeks for passport renewals.

Facilities

  • Parking x30

  • Wi-Fi

  • Bar

  • Restaurant

  • Reception

  • Terrace

  • Room service

  • Housekeeping

  • Garden

  • Air conditioning

  • Parasols

  • Shared lounge/TV area

See all facilities

Some facilities may require reservations and are subject to availability. Additional charges may apply.

Please enquire through our contact us page if you have any questions on the accessibility of this property for persons with reduced mobility.

Location and what's nearby

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Number Four at Stow, Fosse Way, Stow-on-the-Wold, Gloucestershire GL54 1JX

Renowned for its undulating hills, thatch-roofed cottages and wisteria-shrouded manor houses, the Cotswolds is the epitome of a quintessentially English region. At the top of an 800-metre hill, Stow-on-the-Wold is the highest town in the Cotswolds and has long held an important place in the area's history with its strategic location at the midpoint of the Roman Fosse Way.

You'll be just three miles from Bourton-on-the-Water, known as the Venice of the Cotswolds, thanks to the river that runs through its centre, while the historic market towns of Burford and Moreton-in-Marsh are just a few miles further down the road. Spend your time pottering around the antique shops of Lechlade-on-Thames, or laying your eyes on some vintage beauties at the Cotswold Motoring Museum.