The Cotswolds are a popular area for country holiday breaks in the heart of England. The area appeals on many different levels. Firstly the countryside has that quintessential English feel with open fields bordered by trees, while the villages from afar have that wonderful yellow glow. The yellow glow is from the locally produced Cotswolds Stone, which is a form of limestone.
Within the Cotswolds area are a number of towns and villages that developed as prosperous wool towns in the medieval period with many still having market houses and cottages that have not changed for hundreds of years. Outstanding examples include Chipping Campden Stow-on-the-Wold and Broadway, while Bourton-on-the-Water is renowned for its riverside setting.
One of the most popular ways of enjoying a Cotswolds break is to stay in a holiday cottage. Cotswolds-Cottages has links to a large selection of holiday cottages throughout the Cotswolds. We advertise properties from the North of the Cotwolds area near Broadway in Worcetershire, throughout Gloucestershire and a few within Oxfordshire and Wiltshire. Some of the properties that are on the site are just outside the Cotswolds area, but are within an easy travelling distance.
Possibly the best way to browse the cottages is by the Cottages Map. To search the Cottages by the number they sleep, add a number on the Sleeps box. If you wish to search by date Click Here
This time of the year is a great time to visit the Cotswolds, so why not treat yourself to a relaxing holiday break?
Burford, OxfordshireSleeps 2 Guide Price From £600 - £750 Per Week
Traditional and comfortable one bedroom cottage.Read More- Stroud, GloucestershireSleeps 8 Guide Price From £300 - £600 Per Week
Set on a working dairy farm.Sleeps 8 people maximum. Spacious,light & luxurious.Read More - Stroud, GloucestershireSleeps 2 Guide Price From £225 - £350 Per Week
Set on a working dairy farm.Sleeps 2 people. Spacious,light & luxurious.Read More - Tetbury, GloucestershireSleeps 12 Guide Price From £925 - £1450 Per Week
is situated at the edge of the village and grade II listedRead More