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The Cotswold Nook
The Cotswold Nook is located in Dursley, just 16 miles from Kingsholm Stadium and 19 miles from Bristol Parkway Station.
Swan Hotel
Swan Hotel is located in Wotton-under-Edge, within 17 miles of Bristol Parkway Station and 20 miles of Cabot Circus. With free WiFi, this 3-star hotel has a shared lounge and a bar.
Best Western Gables Hotel
Set in a rural location, just off junction 14 of the M5, the hotel is perfect for visiting Bristol and exploring the Cotswold countryside.
De Vere Tortworth Court
This historic Gothic mansion sits in tranquil parkland on the Cotswold Edge, beside the Severn Valley and close to Bristol. It offers fine dining, a leisure club, and spacious, traditional rooms.
Amberley Inn
Set in an area of outstanding natural beauty, this hotel boasts stunning views of the Cotswolds countryside. Just 3 miles from the town of Stroud, it has free Wi-Fi, free parking and a restaurant.
Egypt Mill Hotel and Restaurant
The Egypt Mill Hotel is located in the unspoiled Cotswold town of Nailsworth. The 16th century riverside hotel features a restaurant and bar.
Wild Garlic Rooms
Wild Garlic Rooms is located in Nailsworth, within 14 miles of Kingsholm Stadium and 15 miles of Cotswold Water Park. This 4-star hotel offers free WiFi.
Stonehouse Court Hotel - A Bespoke Hotel
This 17th-century Manor House is in stunning grounds overlooking Stroud Water Canal and the hills of the Stroud Valley. It has an award-winning restaurant, and routes for cycling and walking.
Days Inn Michaelwood M5
Located on the M5, just 20 minutes north of Bristol, Days Inn Michaelwood offers free WiFi in all rooms and free parking.
Old Fleece Apartments
Old Fleece Apartments enjoys a location in Stroud, 12 miles from Kingsholm Stadium and 17 miles from Cotswold Water Park.
What Guests Said About Dursley:
- 8.0Scored 8.0
Stinchcombe Hill (which is actually where our accommodation...
Stinchcombe Hill (which is actually where our accommodation was) has easy access to Dursley, down a steep hill which leads directly into the town centre. Dursley itself has a good range of shops, cafes and supermarkets and is a pleasant little place in lovely surroundings. There are walks from the door of Hilltop Cottage directly onto the Cotswold Way with fab views from the Cotswold escarpment out to the Severn and beyond to Wales. We had a lovely walk at Woodchester Park (NT), walked up Cam Peak and Cam Long Down, did the circular walk around Stinchcombe Hill golf course (3 miles, beautiful views all round) from the door. Would recommend walking from North Nibley to Wotton Hill and back and also a visit to Newark Park (NT) at the head of the beautiful Ozleworth valley. We visited The Wild Place Project in Bristol with the children and my young nephew which was great. We had a brilliant cafe lunch at Woodruffs Cafe in Stroud (mainly veggie and REALLY good) and another good (more expensive) lunch at The Olive Tree in Nailsworth. The Farm Shop in Wotton is also worth a visit for fairly expensive but tasty provisions. Also worth a visit are Berkeley Castle and Slimbridge, Longleat and Bristol Zoo as well as Bath, Bristol, Gloucester (especially the cathedral) and Cheltenham.
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