I have seen Broadway Tower from a distance many times, but never been inside and up to the top. I decided to do something about it so went in April this year. I went on a nice sunny week (school) day so it wasn't too busy. Wouldn't like to say how busy it may get at peak times? Well worth it, as I found it very interesting. Some stunning views to be had by going outside at the top. You can see for miles in all directions. Interesting layout in each of the rooms inside. Bet is was great to dine in the Tower. There is a nearby shop, toilets and café/restaurant and car parking. Can't quite remember how much it was, but can remember it's not that cheap. Not too far away are other attractions you can visit. There is a nuclear bunker, and the Lavender Fields at Snowshill. Can make for a great day out, with these attractions all in close proximity to each other.

A lovely, lively town, full of character. It has beautiful, traditional stone buildings, and the streets are lined with quaint shops, cafes, and pubs. There’s a lot of history here, with a lovely church and old market place. It's a great place to explore, with plenty of places to stop and enjoy the local food. Chipping Camden feels a little busier than Snowshill, but it still has a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere. It’s perfect for people who like a mix of history, shopping, and outdoor beauty.

I stayed here for 3 nights in Room 3 which is a single and small but is lovely and has everything you could need. Nice and cool in the hot weather. Great location, a bonus to have parking, and the breakfasts were nice and quick (I was always in a hurry!). The staff were especially great - thank you for a great stay! (Oh and the cakes are amazing too 😊)

Wow! So nice to find authentic Italian cooking. Had the scallops for starters & the seafood linguine for a main course and both were delicious. The seafood linguini was perfectly 'al dente' & wasn't drowned in tomato sauce but rather just the right amount of fresh tomato and garlic so that you can taste al the flavours. Plus got to try the mussels too which were also delicious! Would highly recommend!

Walked up here from Chipping Campden after visiting St James Church, to the edge of the village, up gated fields & joined Cotswold Way to get up here - my 1st taste of English countryside. Easier way will be to drive up here - free parking, though space is rather limited. A large location pointer indicates direction to faraway places like Stratford-upon-Avon, Birmingham etc. On a clear day, you can see forever but on 15 Sept last month - visibility was a tad hazy in the distance. Windy, tranquil with loads of sheep poo underfoot. Loved the views, serenity & the branded sheep!

Amazing food and cocktails!! 10/10. My husband said the pie was the best he’d ever had! Would highly recommend 😍

We enjoyed our stay at the Noel Arms. The building was kind of like a maze with squeaky floors, but that added to the charm. We really liked our room and were happy to see that it had a bathtub. It was nice to have a soak after a long day walking. The service was fine, maybe not quite as welcoming as some of the other places we stayed, but perfectly adequate. Only critique is that we got a cookie from the cafe in the lobby and it seemed quite stale. The location was ideal for exploring the lovely village of Chipping Campden. We'd certainly stay here again!

Excellent seafood curry. We were originally offered Indian fair from our hotel, but their menu seemed a little limited. We found maharaja just about a five minute walk. This is our first restaurant stop and the Cotswolds as we start our trek down the Cotswolds way. We visited and put in a reservation for 6 PM . We arrived a little early and had a cider and beer at the pub out front. Great friendly local place with very affordable ciders and beers. We arrived a little after six for our reservation and were seated immediately. They have an extensive offering it was really hard to choose . I started with the Adha scallops - it had a light ginger and herb flavoring on the baby scallops. For dinner I had the Bangla fish Tawa- it has shrimp and shellfish in it, and the sauce is described as sensational, hot, sweet and tangy relish sauce - it was a light brown sauce that was indeed fantastic and slightly tangy. I would definitely order this again. I also had a side order of saag. We had garlic naan for the table. Other table favorites included the duck . The tandoori duck starter was excellent. For our rice accompaniment, we had the coconut rice that has a little bit of sweetness to it and the fried rice which was more savory.

My wife and daughter stayed here for 3 nights and were happy with our decision. The pub downstairs has all the English feel that an American could hope for with a healthy selection of English cask ales. We were greatly pleased with the breakfast in the mornings and that the Inn was able to provide a cot for our little one.