The perfect place to stay in Stroud
Nestled atop a gently sloping hill, Cotswold Way Cottage exudes charm with its meticulously restored stone facade and captivating valley vista.
This idyllic retreat, adorned in soothing neutral tones and adorned with original beams, offers a tranquil sanctuary and serves as an ideal launching pad for exploring the enchanting Cotswolds.
Downstairs
After a day of exploration, retreat to the inviting open-plan living room, where a snug log burner and underfloor heating create a warm and welcoming ambiance.
At the rear of the property, discover an additional cozy haven—a snug room complete with a dining table, a dedicated workspace, and a snug corner where you can unwind with a spot of TV. Cotswold Way Cottage beckons with a perfect blend of comfort, character, and convenience for an unforgettable stay in the heart of the Cotswolds.
Upstairs
The cottage boasts two luxuriously appointed bedrooms featuring king-size beds and a generously sized bathroom.
Garden
Perched within an enchanting garden setting, our retreat unfolds with a welcoming table and chairs, a sizzling BBQ (please bring your own charcoal!), and a crackling fire pit.
Surrounded by nature’s beauty, the Garden provides an idyllic backdrop for al fresco dining or toasting marshmallows by the fire.
Whether you’re meandering through the charming villages or reveling in the panoramic views of the rolling Cotswold hills, exploring this picturesque region ensures an enriching escape and an unforgettable backdrop for relaxation and enjoyment.
There are low beams throughout, please take care.
Parking is on street.
The Cottage is very close proximity to Stroud and Railway station however please don’t underestimate the steep hill!
Points to note
Things to Do!
An exciting programme of festivals and events include the Select festival (textiles), SITE art festival hosted by artists opening up their studios; free music events in August with the Stroud Festival Fringe and not forgetting the famous locally based Giffords Circus festival of fun which tours from April.
For food lovers, The Stroud festival of Food and Drink takes place in May. Winstones family owned handcrafted Cotswold ice cream is on Rodborough common and if your stay at the cottage includes a Friday morning, there is usually a small local produce market at the Community centre which sells amazing cakes and bread, vegetables, meat, occasionally flowers and a coffee van.
The Prince Albert pub which lies directly opposite the cottage has a programme of exceptional muscial talent and is also the winner of Stroud CAMRA best pub