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Set in the heart of Gloucestershire, Thornbury boasts two superb private parkland golf courses. The beautifully designed 18 hole, par 71 Marlwood Course is surrounded by breathtaking views of the Cotswold hills, offering a challenging and exciting round of golf. … Continued
Established in 1895 on an escarpment with wonderful views across the Vale of Evesham to the Malvern Hills & Black Mountains, Broadway is one of the finest members’ golf clubs in the Cotswolds. Partly designed by James Braid & Dr … Continued
Naunton Downs Golf Club is an 18 hole, par 71 golf course, situated in a beautiful area of outstanding Cotswold countryside just outside Cheltenham in Gloucestershire, known for it’s charm and tranquility. The Cotswold golf course was designed keeping the … Continued
The Bristol Golf Club opened in June 2000. Set in 200 year old historic parkland with stunning views across the Severn Estuary, its mature trees and numerous water features provide the golfer with 18 truly memorable holes. The reputation has … Continued
A friendly welcome. Breathtaking scenery. Superb facilities. 125 years of history. You’ll find it all at Cirencester Golf Club, and because this mature course was built on free-draining limestone, they are open all year round too. So why not take … Continued
Host venue for The Open Qualifying Series Regional 2018-2022 129 years of history and three truly outstanding tests of golf set high on the rolling Cotswolds where the glorious scenery complements the quality of the golf experience. Can there be … Continued
Although situated just three miles outside the city centre of Bristol, the Knowle Golf Club is set in a very tranquil area of the country, with the bright lights and pizzazz of the town centre – whilst merely minutes’ drive … Continued
Stinchcombe Hills, situated in the glorious Gloucestershire countryside, is set on a hilltop perfectly positioned to provide magnificent views of the Cotswolds. Founded in 1889, the course measures just under six thousand yards – a distance considered short by modern … Continued
Stay Here
Take a “step back in time” with a stay at Thornbury Castle Hotel. Built by Edward Stafford, Duke of Buckingham, during the reign of Henry VIII, Thornbury Castle has a history that’s almost palpable as you walk its centuries-old corridors. … Continued
The Lygon Arms This charming old coaching inn sits in the heart of Broadway village – often called ‘the jewel of the Cotswolds’ – and boasts a rich history, coloured by the many characters who have stayed here, from Oliver … Continued
Rooms at one of the Cotswold’s Finest Hotels When designing conceptualising the rooms at Lords of the Manor, we felt it best appropriate to showcase the history and character that has developed in the property over the years. With such … Continued
Formerly known as Alveston Manor and dating back to pre-Domesday when it was owned by King Harold this 5 star Gold Award Guest House provides luxury rooms and fine dining for 7 en suite rooms. Set in 8 acres of … Continued
Join us at Habitat Escapes and you’ll experience a rare and memorable holiday. A holiday in beautiful natural surroundings, in superbly appointed self-catering accommodation, with exclusive on-site spa and ample opportunities for outdoor activity at both Lower Mill Estate & … Continued
Golf Break Gloucestershire – The Royal Oak Tetbury is a charming, traditional inn dating from the late 18th century. With a classic saloon bar, courtyard and gardens, upcycled furnishings, cosy booths and a beautiful deco piano and a vintage jukebox. With … Continued
We started Paintworks Apartments with one simple aim in mind, to create unique spaces you’ll love staying in. Choose from one of our five amazing apartments, each with its own unique style and personality; The Loft, The River Loft, The … Continued
At the head of the Berkley Vale in some of Gloucestershire’s most beautiful countryside the Malt House is a family run hotel that is situated in a perfect spot for golfing breaks. Nearby courses include; Stinchcombe Hill, Minchinampton, Thornbury & … Continued