Family Hotels in Cotswold District from ₩112,607

"4.5 stars. Minus a half star purely for room size and lack of shelf space in bathroom. If I’d been alone it would’ve been perfect but for two people it was a little small and trying to maneuver around one another was a bit silly. Bathroom size was great tho- would just be lovely to add some shelves for places to set cosmetics bag on, etc. there was definitely room for a couple shelves. Staff was friendly, bed was wonderful, and the location couldn’t have been more perfect. "

"Our car got damaged while parked at the Parking lot. Not a lot of options for dining close to the hotel. "

"The room I had suited my needs for the time I was there. "

"The beds were comfortable and good breakfast "

"Beautiful property, friendly staff, and easily walkable to the center of town. The breakfast was delicious as well!"

"An amazing stay in a wonderful hotel "

"My husband & I stayed in The Slaughter Country Inn for 5 nights during our visit to the Cotswolds. The service at the inn, along with in their restaurant, was top-notch. The meals at the inn were excellent, much better than we have experienced in most inns in the U.S. The cottage that we stayed in was roomy and comfortable with a living room downstairs and a bedroom and bathroom upstairs. They put bottled waters and cookies to accompany our tea or coffee in the room every day. Additionally, we...

"Really nice and good value."

"Beautiful place in the Cotswolds. Staff is friendly and it was a decent price for a good clean place. It’s on the older side but it’s the Cotswolds so that’s part of the charm."

"If you want delicious food in the evening and a bed for the night in a pretty village, then you won’t be disappointed. Staff were friendly too. However the room was tiny and very dated and the en suite was not much more than a cupboard, soundproofing is very poor. Breakfast was a little bit Fawlty Towers, I was told a flat white wasn’t a problem but was given a cup of black coffee,Asking for hot milk seemed to be disconcerting. Toast was forgotten, there was no salt, pepper or jams and...