This is a picturesque and historic attraction nestled in the Cotswolds. Built in the late 18th century, this iconic folly sits atop one of the highest points in the region, offering breathtaking views that stretch across multiple counties on a clear day. We arrived after closing time after 5pm. So, we parked just on the side road close to the entrance without needing to pay. I would say :narrow road nearer to the tower to drive. Didn't go in the tower but the views are worth the hike. Great shop and cafe. There is a pay park at the top during opening time. Not recommended for disabled access as there's a moderately steep hill & a good 10-15 minute walk. Lovely views over the countryside when you get there though & the Tower is majestic when you come to it. As it's quite small, you do have to wait for others to come so we didn't go inside on our visit. It's £5 to park, £14 per adult to go up the tower and £12 for the nuclear bunker experience. Views from the hill outside the tower however are free and spectacular, Visitors can explore its small but informative museum, enjoy peaceful walks through the surrounding country park, and even tour a Cold War-era bunker nearby.

An impressive landmark with great views but massively overpriced. We paid £3 to park and a further £4 each to access the “grounds” as we couldn’t justify an extra £10 each to go inside the tower. The grounds themselves were nothing special with no clear signposting or information boards, so even that felt like £8 wasted. There are also two car parks, two cafes and a clothes shop for some reason. I’d advise trying to park close to the entrance, where parking appeared to be free, and taking in the views from there. Walking to the tower is also a good option if time and mobility/fitness allows.

Amazing experience! We booked tickets in advance and got to the tower early, before opening, to walk around and enjoy the view. Our tickets also included touring the WW II bunker located on the property nearby.

Lovely walk up to the tower. Lovely view of the countryside. Deer park with a stag and lots of does. Plenty of benches on the way up. But I didn't go into the tower as £14 entry!

The Tower is a beautiful landmark, nearby there is a nice café with a second one just further down in construction nearly finished. On a nice day You can enjoy the panorama and is perfect for a nice walk. Near the tower there are some red deers. The 14£ to go on top of the tower a bit overpriced to my opinion, considering the £5 for parking. Also the Nuclear bunker is interesting but I am not sure if there is an extra charge for that one as well.

We went on a rather cold, windy day but the 360 degree views were still very impressive. The rooms inside the tower are cosy and elegantly decorated. There are lots of opportunities for walking in land around the tower. It's one of the few places we saw sheep in the Cotswolds, and red deer. Nice place for a day out.

Always a lovely visit to Broadway Tower 😁😍💕 went with the family this time, and had afternoon tea at the cafe area for a birthday celebration. It was busy as it was in August on a Saturday in the summer holidays while the kids were off. Very nice place! Afternoon tea very good. Staff were nice.

Is a lovely and well maintained building in the center of town. When we were there, a local market was running here with about 8-10 stalls. However, it’s a site that takes less than 5 minutes to see, and we didn’t feel was the highlight of our time in The Cotswolds or reason to go to Chipping Camden. I mean, if you are in the town, then walk by, but of all the things we saw on our road trip, this specific site was definitely over rated.

Lovely little village but not much to do for children so very touristy as you'd expect - because that is the reason anyone comes here.

On Sunday there are some stalls selling printings, weaving goods, antiques and glasses. We didn’t buy anything just a quick walk around for 10mins, the structure js stunning with authentic details, the uneven rock floors are very interesting.

Five stars for longevity since constructed in 1627, for being the centre of Chipping Campden (CC) & National Trust historical landmark with timed car parking on one side. Built to provide shelter for traders then & still used as market on certain days. Cobbled floor is very uneven & there are gaps in the roof tiles as it probably was in its original state. More on CC village: loved its unaltered exterior of buildings on High Street since 14th century & the period buildings throughout the whole village. Oldest Grevel House built in 1380 is just a bit further from this Market Hall (at north end). Less touristy & without the huge coaches, it was relatively peaceful during my four day stay here in a nice cottage close to this Market Hall in Sept 2024. CC has olde world charm with coaching inns (now pubs & accom), Guild Craft workshops where you can buy hand crafted jewellery, medieval Church, Almshouses, thatched roof cottages with cloud hedges & much more... The village is a delight to wander around & walk the Cotswold Way - directions signposted & there is one beside this Market Hall.

Lovely town in the Cotswolds.Well with a visit

A national trust property and still in use today. It was great to see that villagers still use this market hall as a market. When we visited there was a couple of stalls open and we stopped for a little look around before we set off on our walk to Broadway.

A lovely historic building, inside the floor is uneven with the cobbled floor being worn over the centuries. It was lovely to look up and see the rafters and plaques on the wall giving information.

Food was good and the service was nice and friendly. BUT. The place was full of wasps, inside and outdoors. Maybe it’s seasonal but we then saw a hive in their garden, right in front of some outdoor dining tables. We saw other people moving tables trying to avoid the wasps, just like us. We had to finish the food quickly and take the coffee and deserts away. Very nice place with an unnecessary complication.

Amazing tea in Chipping Campden! We arrived after a walk and were awed by the scones, cakes, and drinks served by friendly and attentive staff. We sat out back in sight of the seventeenth-century guildhall. Couldn’t ask for a more picturesque experience with memorable delicious baked treats and fine tea.

We stopped here for a cream tea, and it was absolutely delightful! The staff were very friendly and welcoming, creating such a lovely, relaxed atmosphere. The scones were exceptional, freshly baked, perfectly fluffy on the inside, and served with delicious clotted cream and jam. Honestly, they were some of the best scones I’ve ever had! The tea was nicely brewed and complemented the scones beautifully. Overall, a charming spot with great service and wonderful treats. I’d definitely recommend stopping by if you’re in the area! On a side note, the staff member we spoke to mentioned he’s expecting his first child, such lovely news, and we wish him all the best!

Beautiful tea rooms in the heart of Chipping Campden. We had a full English breakfast which was delicious and really good value for money. Service was spot on - really friendly and welcoming staff. We’ll definitely be back to try homemade cake (which look amazing!!)

A little disclaimer to other travelers who are used to good service and fair prices: - it took the staff 5 minutes to just clean out table and we had to ask them for wiping our table and it was dirty like hell - you have to order at the front door and the staff ignores you completly when you do hand signs without any explanation. Therefore it took loads of minutes till we figured out how things work in there - the vegetarian breakfast wasnt enough to feel well fed. when ordering more toast be prepared to get robbed: one plain toast costs 2 pounds on top of 12,50 pounds per meal already. and for that the meal was plain, boring and not even well presented. so a quite underwhelming experience - the staff wasnt quite welcoming and seemes very stressed even tough they had a lot of personnel running around. maybe they should consider restructuring their way to work: you are not efficient when carrying one pot of coffee at a time... - the boss of the restaurant was nice tho. she wiped the dirty table when her staff failed to do so ✨ So in a nutshell: Better spend your money on something else- this breakfast wasn't worth it all. The location is nice and thats it. Very disappointing.

Went twice during a weekend visit - coffee is ok but it’s worth going just to watch the chaos in the shop. It’s like being part of Fawlty Towers - the organisation is terrible. First time we were shown to a table but no one took our order until we went to the till. Second visit we were given menus by the door and just left being told to look through- then the next staff member came up to say why didn’t you go to a free table? It’s comical

Superb all round. Stayed two nights in the middle of this idyllic town in the little cabin rooms out at the back of the café. Rooms clean and well appointed. Breakfast very good and always popular. Service was warm and friendly.

We had a wonderful experience at Da Luigi Bistro! Our group was quite large and arrived last minute, but Rafael, the manager, and his team welcomed us warmly and went above and beyond to make sure everything was perfect. Their professionalism and kindness really stood out. The food was authentic Italian and absolutely delicious — fresh, flavorful, and prepared with care. From start to finish, the service was smooth and attentive, making us feel right at home. If you’re looking for genuine Italian cuisine paired with outstanding hospitality, I highly recommend Da Luigi Bistro. We’ll definitely be back!

Da Luigi Bistro is magnifico! The moment you walk in, it feels like la famiglia. Every bite tastes homemade — fatto con amore. The pasta was perfectly cooked, the sauces bursting with fresh flavors, and the desserts? Delizioso! You can truly taste the passion in every dish. Authentic Italian in Chipping Campden!

My wife and I, my sister and my brother in law turned up at Da Luigi on Saturday night. Rafaelle told us he could get us in if we waited, and he did. What an utterly charming man. It was very busy but the staff were ralaxed and very attentive. The food for all of us was superb. I ve travelled to Italy a few times and so has my sister. We agreed that the food served here was right up there with food I ve eaten in Verona, Venice and Abruzzo. I could have kissed the chef I was so happy. It was that good, after staying the night in Chipping Campden we have just gone back there for Sunday lunch. We didn't want to leave. Hands down this is the best Italian eatery I ve eaten in, in the UK and even better than some in Italy. Its a beautiful clean, classy restaurant. Rafaelle and all the staff are a total credit to Da Luigi. We live an hours drive away but we can't wait to get back. Ps, the wife decided to treat me to lunch again. We just came back (11.10,25) it was wonderful again.

Wonderful staff. We walked in at ~5:45pm and they found a table for us. The pasta was good - well cooked. The arancini and panacotta were particularly good. It's a popular place, you need reservations unless you are dining early like we did.

I’ve just been for dinner, food was ok but I wasn’t impressed (had pollo bbq pizza and couldn’t taste much more than the bbq sauce), maybe was expecting too much… pizza was a bit bland in my opinion, maybe should try a different one or a different meal, lovely staff/service. I’ll probably go back but no rush.

The food was incredibly delicious and fresh. We had the seafood linguine and lasagne, and mozarella foccacia. Service was great as well, everyone being super friendly and helpful!

For me this is exactly as I expected. Is it haute cuisine? No. Is it good? Yes! Great portions, good dishes, excellent and fast service. Is it noisy? Yes. Is that a problem? No. This is what you expect from a restaurant that has a good reputation and serves at least two seatings a night. It is a little crowded m, but again, it is an very good italian restaurant that offers great value for money, helpfull staff and an owner/ maitre that is in control, very welcoming and friendly. For me what makes a restaurant great is the combination of food, service and atmosphere and as I started for this restaurant it is all spot on!! Dont forget to book/ make reservations in advance. Thanks to the staff for two Great evenings and the owner for the wonderfull grappa’s, you know what I mean :). Were visiting from Belgium and will be back again.

Lovely view’s and great place to walk the dogs or take the kids to fly a kite.. if you have the just park app.. I would get your ticket before you go as signal isn’t the best in the car park 😬

Lovely walk - you can walk up from Chipping Campden or park at the top.(It's a National Trust car park and is £3 for anything over 1 hour. Signal is difficult at the top so not easy as you have to download the app and login!) We prefer to park for free at in Chipping Campden (Back Ends car park) and walk up. Beautiful views so definitely worth it! Quite steep in parts.

Lots of sheep you can see, near or far away. Good view. Easy to park too. There are a few benches where you could rest or have a snack. 30mins is enough.

Nice scenic view point by carpark thats great for a relaxing sit, chat and take in the views. Lovely walk down the hill along the side of some woodland with the option of going into the woodland at the bottom before returning back. Great for an evening or weekend family walk or dogwalkers

Lovely place. National Trust car park 5 mins flat walk to the view point. Great walk following the path round through the woods, not too strenuous. What a surprise when we got back to the top, The Cambridge Morris men. 😱

Probably more staid on a normal day, but as hosts for the Cotswolds Olympicks. It was awesome!

A lovely spot, fabulous views, but...there are now Justpark signs dotted around, and digital payment for parking will be brought in. I tried to download the app and register my National Trust card, but the signal there is poor, so was unable to do so. We left after 10 minutes without leaving the car park, for fear of getting a fine. What a faff just for a spontaneous walk. 5 stars for the natural beauty of the place, one deducted for not being able to get out and enjoy it.

Went in for a takeout drink and Scottish egg. The lady seemed very bothered. She didn't even heat my Scottish egg. It was gross. Customer service needs to be worked on

Really loved this place! We bought the bolognaise sauce and it was so good!

Really rude lady working today. Had no interest in helping us choose cheeses and then stopped serving us half way through our order to serve someone else without saying anything.

Lovely people, lovely stock! Do NOT miss their scotch eggs!

I could seriously consider moving to Chipping Campden just to be able to stroll down to Tokes to buy their heavenly quiche on a lazy Saturday morning. A tiny shop with a tiny selection of delicious, high quality food (try their cheeses! And of course said quiches!) and a rich selection of quality wines. And to top it all, very nice and welcoming staff.

Lovely atmosphere, wonderful food, great coffee and a well stocked deli.

Great value, fresh homemade flavors. We stoped by for lunch and enjoyed some salad boxes, each comes with an entree and up to four salads. Ample options for vegetarians. Outdoor seating or you can eat your food on the go. Not many places are open at lunch in Chippingcampden, so this was a pleasant discovery. Shows up as a shopping location rather than restaurant in google maps, so it didn’t show up on our search for “places to eat”. Hopefully there’s a way to double-categorize a place, so more travelers can enjoy this!

We enjoyed the warm welcome from the friendly staff and were seated quickly. It's a good selection of specials and regular curries on offer at very reasonable pricing. With the pub next door there's a good drink selection too. We enjoyed popadums, a lamb biryani and a Jalfrezi. The spice levels were great, not too hot and really well cooked. Highly recommended!

Authentic Indian food in the center of Chipping Camden! What more can you ask for? Excellent service from our host who recommended the dishes you see in the pictures.

Visiting the Cotswolds ( chipping Camden) for a few days, looking forward to having a curry while we're up here and was recommended The Marahaja Indian restaurant adjacent to the Volunteer Inn. We booked a table & visited on a Tuesday where they have banquet night, but decided to order some chef specials from the menue. My wife had a duck dish and I had a lamb shank, the food was delicious, tasty and especially flavoursome, one of the best Currys I have had in a while. I must say the service was exceptional and the manager Mehedi was very attentive without being OTT, in fact the staff were very professional. If your visiting the Cotswolds and fancy a curry, then give this one a go you won't be disappointed.

Delicious! Just finished my first curry (takeaway) from here, and it blew me away. I wasn't expecting it to be so good! I ordered Lamb Pathia and a garlic nan. The lamb was so soft and succulent, and the sauce was perfect: medium spiced, sweet, and tangy sour. Soft nan bread as well. The price was very reasonable too. I'll definitely be going back.

Friendly fast service and INCREDIBLE food. The butter chicken and coriander chicken was so so good, this place deserves all its 5 star reviews.

Great find with an interested selection of dishes. One not to miss a visit too, if in the area. Food and service were first class. We were lucky and got a table, but may be better if you can book. It was very busy. Best ever was having a Gluten Free beer to wash it down with. 😊

Lovely meal at Maharaja. The restaurant is in the courtyard behind, but attached to the Victory Inn pub. Classic Indian restaurant style menu but with some unique dishes. The staff were really fantastic and we were served by Mehede who looked after us all evening and was very quick to attend to every request. Great that the bar from the pub is shared with the restaurant, and you can see the kitchens as you walk in!

Disappointing dinner as the prices did not justify quality and portion size of the dishes. The beetroot starter was an absolute joke. The simplest, tasteless and smallest piece of beetroot. For £10 this started our dinner off quite poorly. We told the staff it was too small to be considered a starter for an adult yet they did nothing to remedy the situation. The rest of the courses were good yet very simple, and lacking taste. We had bigger expectations from such a high establishment.

Absolutely fantastic meal. Very professional waiter with a big smile, thank you so much for looking after us and for such great recommendations. 5/5 on all fronts.

Service and food is 10/10. All ingredients were fresh and flavoursome with excellent presentation. We were celebrating a birthday and our server gave us a nice sweet treat to take away, lovely thought!

Food was delicious! Attentive staff.

Fabulous, fabulous. We found this place by looking up the Michelin guide as we were in the area for a couple of nights. The restaurant is very stylishly decorated at least to our taste, the waiting staff are very attentive but not too much, and the food was really very, very good. It's a bit pricey but well worth it. I would definitely go again if I had the chance.

Everything exceeded our expectations. We would regularly visit if we lived nearer, though it was worth our 160 miles round trip. THE SCALLOP was the BEST.

Lovely place, the food was absolutely delicious ( rushing to go back) and the service just top. Super recommended

Great afternoon visiting these splendid gardens. Every member of staff we met was welcoming and friendly. Drought has been hard in the ground staff, but it looked really great and I would happily visit again soon. Got there at midday on bank holiday Monday, had to wait a few minutes for a parking space, but it wasn’t a problem. Rounded the day off with scones and tea for 2 at £10.20. Great sculpture exhibition on from now to end of season.

A truly beautiful National Trust garden. The garden itself is divided into numerous "rooms", each of which is very different in character but all equally beautiful. The cafe was nice and serves a good selection of food and drink, including cakes, snacks and light lunches. Hidcote is a must-see place!

One of the best National Trust properties we've visited - and we've visited a few! The garden seems to go on almost forever, with paths winding through each area. The planting is wonderful and the setting on hillside overlooking the distant Malvern Hills is spectacular. Well worth a visit!

Visited when they had a lovely sculpture exhibition in the gardens. Beautifully maintained property with so much to see, we spent well over four hours here. Great value for money and the photos speak for themselves.

Beautiful garden to visit, even late in the season. There was a sculpture exhibition on but we were there for the plants which were still extremely interesting after leaf drop!

The gardens are absolutely stunning, especially the Old Garden, White Garden, Maple Garden, and Pillar Garden. Every turn reveals something new and exciting! The clipped wall is a fun feature for kids to explore, and beyond the formal gardens you’ll find a forest walk, sheep pasture, meadow garden, Italian Quiet Garden, pool garden, shade garden, orchard, lily pond, and charming garden structures scattered throughout. The paths are easy to follow, and having a map definitely helps. If you’re visiting with children, pick up a Flamingo Frankie’s Trail guide at the entrance—it features eight family-friendly play stations that make the visit even more engaging. Don’t miss the shop and nursery right at the entrance, offering adorable garden décor and a wide variety of plants for sale. The house itself is also a highlight, beautifully decorated and featuring a flower-themed art exhibit that I thoroughly enjoyed. With two young kids, I spent just over 1.5 hours here (without visiting the gift shop or café). If I came alone, I’d easily plan for two hours or more. An absolute must-visit for nature and garden lovers!

One of our regular haunts never fails to please. Currently running a sculpture exhibition throughout the garden until 2nd November. The gardens still looks amazing for autumn

I’ve many gardens yet to visit, but this one is up there with the best I’ve seen. It flows so well, and there’s many spots that make you want to stop and just be present in the moment. I went on a Monday and it was so quiet , I came away inspired, a very special experience.

A lovely garden with great views and ideal to combine with its immediate neighbour Hidcote. There are some fabulous plants, including many unusual species and the pot displays are wonderful. The water garden is a little barren for my taste but other than that the planting is exuberant. The plant sales area was a little disappointing with a mostly ordinary range of plants but the garden itself is certainly 5*. I read reviews saying it can be visited in an hour and is therefore expensive. In my opinion, a plants person would need more than an hour and indeed you could spend a very pleasant and relaxing half day here.

We visited here recently and had such a lovely time. The gardens are absolutely beautiful and a credit to all the people who work so hard to maintain them. Thank you

Very pretty gardens full of an amazing selection of plants with spectacular views to Malvern Hills. Nice tea room with inside and outside seating. Definitely worth the visit.

What a delightful place to visit with lots of hidden pockets of joy these gardens are a must visit. A lovely variety of plants and flowers providing colour and an assault on the senses in a very pleasant way. Highly recommend going.

A beautiful garden even after a prolonged dry spell. Lots of deep borders to admire and wonderful vistas. The cafe was excellent too. Plant sales were well worth a browse with very competitive prices. Some of the paths are tricky and steep down to the lower pool. Highly recommended.

Great attraction with its own sculpture trail. The gardens still look good despite the lateness of my visit. Great staff and lovely tea room on site.

Bess as pitiful craft throughout. The carved ornate graveyard sculptures inside are bold and magnificent. The gardens are serene and glorious in the sun. Well looked after.

This is a lovely community church well loved and used by the community. Some very nice pieces to see. Very family friendly. They have a scavenger hunt for the kids to do. My 4 year old loved it and it made touring the church exciting for him and enjoyable for us.

St James is a lovely historic Anglican Church built in the 15th Century. Entry is free. The stained glass windows are truly impressive. The setting is amongst the tranquil Cotswold countryside.

Stunning church, free to visit, interesting story to learn about wool church.

Our daughter was married at the church this last Saturday (6th Sept) and the parish team were extremely welcoming to all of us. The most beautiful 'wool' church, and a friendly team with imaginative services. Make sure you visit!

Lovely Cotswold church, beautifully kept. Effigies and local history most interesting. Superb stained glass windows.

Wish I would have visited here when I was stationed at RAF Croughton... I think I might be related to Sir Baptist Hicks... would have been cool to see the church and his tomb. Maybe we'll make a trip back to England someday.

We met some friends for lunch that we had not seen for 38 years. Dave was extremely patient while we launched into memories before asking for our order. The service and the food were excellent! The decor of the old inn were wonderful. The steak and ale pie was superb. We would thoroughly recommend this to anyone. Make sure you Book your lunchtime though as it gets busy.

We stayed 2 nights here & it was so lovely. The staff were so friendly & kind. Especially the lady in the morning serving breakfast she was so sweet . Rooms were cosey & warm . & the maids would clean the rooms every morning & replenish all waters / tea coffe which was good.the price we paid it was well worth it!

We didn’t stay here we just went for dinner. It’s so lovely here. The food is hearty and just delicious. The children’s menu is also cost effective. There is a lovely country pub atmosphere with a side restaurant if you don’t want to sit in the main pub. The service was brilliant. They were polite, friendly and delivered food and drinks quickly. We will 100% be returning. We only got photos of the desserts - which were super tasty!

Chipping Campden is a great town. Quintessential England and not too over run with tourists. The Eight Bells is the best of English pubs. Great atmosphere, great food and a great selection of beers. Best of all is the staff - friendly and accommodating. Well worth a visit. Better still stay there and chat with the locals.

I’ll be honest and say that I’ve never really got the hype with ‘the Sunday roast’ that us Brits love so much, but if they were all like this then I would! It was very good - so much so that I had to announce to our table that it was the best roast I’ve ever had! Staff were super friendly and very dog friendly - giving lots of fusses, treats and water to our pup. Thanks for a lovely Sunday afternoon - we’ll be back!

We had dinner at The Eight Bells and were very satisfied. The servers were very friendly and attentive. It didn't take very long at all for us to get our food and the servers were very friendly and attentive. We had booked in advance, which I think was good. I would eat here again and recommend it to anyone for a very pleasant dining experience!

I have a gluten and dairy allergy and made this clear to the lady serving us breakfast. She then said to me help yourself to cereal which is not gluten free. I ordered poached egg and salmon on gluten free toast and side order of gluten free toast with no butter, as I have a dairy allergy that my throat can tighten. She then brought my toast over with a pot of butter. I asked if the butter was dairy free again and was told sorry no it’s not. This could have caused me to have an allergic reaction. I was the given a glass of orange juice. The taste of it was awful and it made me gag. my partner also tried it and said it was not nice. The salmon came out with a lot of brown on it. Then to top it off we were trying to relax eating breakfast with some soft music playing. The rooms upstairs above the dining area starting playing rave/house music loud which you could hear over the relaxing music. Very disappointing. The dinner menu for dessert also confirms they do gluten and dairy free shortbread, when I asked for this I was told it does have dairy so not dairy free so the allergy menu is not correct.

Nice place for some tea and cake. Truly amazing banoffe pie. Love the vintage vibe and teapots. The staff was very friendly.

Overpriced for underwhelming sandwiches and overall poor service. I stayed in the hotel a few years ago and never got to try the bistro so wanted to try on this return visit to the area. Got served quickly and the waitress was pleasant but when I gave my honest feedback about the desert (completely bland and not as described at all on the menu) I expected her to 1. Apologise (not even one sorry was uttered) 2. Tell the chef (I suggested she do so) 3. Offer an alternative or offer to remove from the bill (neither action was taken). This is lack of training for staff. Don’t get your staff to ask if everything was ok - but then take zero action when you tell them it’s not. What’s the point? As another reviewer said, I could see why it was empty despite it being lunch time. Sadly will not be returning.

Very nice dinner experience at the Bistro. The portions exceeded my expectations. Well cooked and the service is good.

Terrible service. After sitting for 20 mins at our reserved table, we asked for menus and drinks, which then took another 20 mins to arrive. We were the only diners there so they definitely weren't busy! When the water arrived, the server spilled it into my sister's handbag. The bar was unattended. The soup was cold, the gravy with the pie was so thick you could slice it, and there wasn't even a suggestion of an artichoke in the artichoke gnocchi. When we asked to pay, they had no record of what we'd had, so we had to relay our order and wait another 15 mins while they confirmed it. There was clearly a very good reason it was empty. You couldn't pay me to go there again.

Rushed ! We had a table of four booked at 8 on a Saturday evening for a 50th birthday. First impressions of the hotel and bar area looked a little past its best and lacking in atmosphere. We were greeted and shown to our table in the fig restaurant which was not very warm and had only a few diners. The menu was varied and nice. Our waiting staff were very friendly and polite. But we had eaten our starters and mains within an hour of sitting down offered dessert before we’d finished licking our lips from our main. We did however ask for a breather and they left us alone for 20mins All four of us enjoyed our food but just felt it was all very rushed. I feel some of these restaurants are missing a trick as all hard work is done getting you through the front door only to rush you through and out as quickly as possible. If more time had been given between courses we definitely would have had another couple of bottles of wine and maybe after dinner drinks etc. Our spend could have been increased greatly. Just my opinion.

Don't believe the hype on the doors. Mediocre cocktails, slow service and very spartan main room. Very disappointing New Orleans mule

We were very disappointed with the standard of food here. It wasn't awful, but all of our party felt all dishes lacked seasoning and flavour. We had a cheese soufflé that had the thickness of a pancake and a very fatty steak. The male staff here are attentive, and courteous, the female member of staff not so. 2 x starters, 3 x mains, 2 x pud & btl very average white wine £200

We were staying for a long weekend in Ebrington and came across this farm shop. Just a wonderful shop with amazing staff and a brilliant range of vegetables grown on the farm. We visited a couple of times for produce or a coffee and cake!

Cafe - Nice cake and coffee, brunch looked good too. Service was a bit slow and furniture wasn't very welcoming. Plenty of seating outside which would be good on a warm day. Shop - good fresh produce and some interesting breads and preserves. Plenty of parking.

Best fresh veg around. Coffee shop has tasty gluten free cheese scones and is dog friendly. Today they had run out of gluten free cakes but the scone was delicious. The person serving asked if it was for a coeliac - first time I have been asked that in the UK; they also confirmed that all efforts had been made to keep it gluten free when they brought it to our table - very reassuring for a severe coeliac. Highly recommend

Small but perfectly formed. We'll stocked butchers and next door was entrance to the veg store and cafe. Everything you could need for a great Christmas Dinner with a stop in the tidy cafe for an amazing array from the menu. Good efficient service with plentiful drink alternatives to the norm. Reasonable prices for the well portioned meals. Recommended.

Lovely spot for coffee and a generous helping of cake. I had a toasted teacake this time. Nice, friendly atmosphere. Outdoor and indoor seating (with lap blankets for chillier days outside). Nice view over fields from the front. Easy parking just outside. Good little farm shop full of nice things.

All veg was in tip top condition. Strawberries were gorgeous and eaten already. Vine tomatoes smell amazing and will hopefully taste great also. New season purple sprouting looks great (tea tomorrow with sausage and mash) Topped off with Mocha, Hot Chocolate, Vegan Scone and Bakewell slice all of which ticked the box. A return visit is a no brainer.

Exceptional service! We regularly buy our veg there but today, we had beautiful coffee and a lovely lunch. With it being dog friendly and a guide to circular walks it’s the perfect weekend spot!

Visited here during a weekday break to the Cotswolds in October advised to book in advance which with gift aid was £12 a ticket per head which for easily nearly 4 hours spent here is very well worth it 👍 there's plenty to see if you do the full walk with the trees this time of the year in all their glory of a riot of colour's most of the paths are hardstanding with a few steep inclines of softer ground but we took our elderly dog round in his buggy ok & there were a few disabled buggies getting around ok as well I'd say also brilliant for kids for an outdoor excursion with plenty of "off path" area's for them to explore & let some energy off in the fresh air also a large garden centre & restaurant here the restaurant having a very extensive menu at all reasonable prices with the food very very good quality the restaurant is,also dog friendly with a lovely outside verandah seating area sadly didn't get time to visit the old fashioned tool shed but I'll definitely do that next time we're back in the Cotswolds I'd like to see the Arboretum in spring as well with the blossom so would definitely visit again also a shout out to all the lovely staff 👏👏👏

Beautiful place to visit carpark free, café and toilets on site. Beautiful gardens and grounds. The trees and their colours are absolutely beautiful. Im not a photographer but I took some lovely photos.

Fantastic day out we went with kings norton coaches lovely to see the Anne Frank tree and all the other trees around however you can learn other things as well a truly fabulous day out. Toilets 🚻 in the centre all paths low and disabled accessible car parking in the yard free but pay to go in gardens around £10.90 each well worth it!

The arboretum is at its most colourful from September onwards when the leaves change colour. However, it is beautiful all year round. The design of the walks, statues, buildings etc makes it alway interesting. The restaurant serves quality freshly cooked breakfast and lunch while the shops acts as a garden centre and gift shop. Wonderful day in the cotswolds is almost guaranteed. One needs to buy in advance with an entry time to level out footfall and make entry smoother.

Large area to explore. Good car parking. Restaurant was very busy but good choice of food, although not much for GF diets or low carb. Many very established trees and shrubs including some giant Redwoods. The church was small but interesting. Barefoot House is private but it’s where the Mitford family lived for some time. You’re provided with a good map that shows the steeper trails. Seating provided in certain areas so you can have a breather and take in the tranquility. You could spend a day here easily.

First time here - would absolutely recommend. Beautiful entrance and plenty of parking, you are given a map when you walk around, it’s quite hilly but beautiful views and it’s so peaceful. We will definitely be back!

Beautiful place. I visited in April when the magnolias and the cherry blossoms were in bloom. There is a large variety of both trees and other plants. There is a decent size cafe which sells a good variety of food and drinks and a shop which sells mainly garden items. I would definitely recommend a visit.

The gardens are relatively compact; imaginatively designed, immaculately maintained, and full of interest. They complement the lovely house (private) perfectly. Cafe and small shop in the adjacent tithe barn. The woodland walk away from the car park across the road is also very pleasant. A really enjoyable visit.

I've visited Bourton House garden about 6 years ago and enjoyed it, so decided I'd take my sister for a visit recently. I have to say I'm so pleased I've gone back. The gardens aren't huge but they are packed full of beautiful plants and exciting and unusual planting combinations. You'll see everything from British natives and common garden plants to exotic gems and rare beauties. I particularly enjoyed the combinations of aeoniums and pelargoniums in large pots. There's many different garden rooms, each with their own charms and themes. The staff are wonderfully friendly and helpful. There's delicious cakes and snacks to be had. A really well worth visiting garden.

Beautiful gardens, lots of different areas of planting. Tea room and toilets as a bonus. Costs £10 per adult as of August 2025.

One of the most beautiful creative gardens we've ever visited. Wonderful experience and great staff and service.

Beautiful place. Lots of flowers. Peaceful. Nice cafe. Sandwiches and soup. Tea. Candy. Ice cream.

A beautiful garden, immaculately maintained and presented, along with a nice tearoom. We walked from Moreton-in-Marsh Caravan and Motorhome Club site. Highly worth a visit...

Highly recommended. Gardens beautiful. Soup for lunch in Tithe Barn also excellent. Not really dog friendly I'm afraid.

Chipping Campden was a stop on our Cotswolds tour, and frankly I wish we’d been able to come to this shop earlier and stay longer. We came shortly before closing and had the orange almond cake, my wife had a dirty chai, and I had a long black. Owner was very kind!

Campden Coffee is honestly one of my favourite spots! The homemade cakes and scones are out of this world — super fresh and always a treat. The coffee is amazing too, rich and smooth every time. The staff are really friendly, and the whole place feels cosy. Plus, it’s dog-friendly, so you can bring your furry friend along and relax together. If you love great coffee, delicious homemade treats, and a place that welcomes dogs, this is a must-visit!

Beautiful cafe, cosy atmosphere! I received quick and lovely service. I love the healthy food and snack options

Cozy warm place with inviting atmosphere serving excellent coffee and other drinks, fresh breakfast items in an old beautiful building tucked away in an alley by canal. Great value.

So glad we stumbled across this little gem of a coffee shop. Good quality coffee served with warm milk. The avocado on toast was delicious & very fresh. Lovely & quiet location.

A warm and cosy café down a hidden alley in Sheep Street, Chipping Campden. The cafe's tucked-away location gives Da Stefanie feeling like you are in an old Cotswold living-room with old style hospitality with a modern style espresso machine that delivers the best coffee in Campden. Good cakes too. Da Stephanie is the place to hang out and have great conversation. We didn't have lunch but what was served on the next table looked delicious. I particularly liked the sofas—comfort is so important to a good cafe—and best of all, on a cold day it was warm and snug.

We found this fantastic place. A super coffee house that also does amazing tasty and well presented food, too. Really worth visiting. Thank you

In the middle of the idealistic chipping Campden, this wonderful shop representing the best of British craftsmanship and design. The items are all gorgeous and utterly well made. We came , we saw, we bought and were assisted by knowledgeable and courteous staff. This place and the brands are highly recommended. Thanks.

Purchased a pair of candlesticks and had to change them. Great service from Mark very helpful. Really good to see a business that treats customers so well.

After a wonderful journey through the English Countryside, I found the most excellent Robert Welch Studio, nestled quietly in Chipping Campden. There I was greeted by Debra, whom after twenty years of loyal service representing this superb Brand, was most helpful and very knowledgeable. After over a decade of successful usage my kitchenware, including versatile chefs cooking knives and fine cutlery could be added to, even in the same styles! How many Brands can boast that I wonder? Do pay a visit if you are able, this studio shop is well worth it, as it represents a kaleidoscope of colours and homeware options to embellish any home. Best Regards, and many thanks to Debra and the Top Team at Robert Welch. Freddie Cairns Palmer

Brilliant shopping experience at Robert Welch this week. Dani and Rebecca were extremely helpful and patient with us while we decided on our cutlery set. Beautiful visit to store!

The thickness and weight of identical items from the same range, for example, Iona Bright, have been reduced by about 10%. Now when you order additional or replacement items, you end up with noticeable lighter and miss matched items. This is very annoying and just really cheap, cheating behaviour. Done with Robert Welch.

While visiting the area and browsing local shops we came across the Robert Welch Chipping Camden Studio shop and popped in to have a look. After being greeted and welcomed by the lovely Diane it wasn't long before we had a whole new cooking set and a new cutlery set. Diane was very helpful and enthusiastic even though we popped in just before closing time. Would highly recommend, far better to see and feel rather than buying online.

Robert welch My partner & I visit Robert Welch as we heard they had a great range of cutlery to choose from. We were not disappointed. The shop had many styles of cutlery to choose from, along with many other beautiful products. The staff member's who assisted us was very helpful, knowledgeable & helped us to decide exactly what we want now. (Ashbury Bright range & the number of items). Thank you Deb, Sam, Charlie. Will certainly be recommending them to family & friends.

"Huxleys: Mediterranean Vibes in the Heart of the Cotswolds" During our three-day exploration of the Cotswolds' finest spots, Huxleys in Chipping Campden provided the perfect finale to our journey. The glorious sunshine made al fresco brunch an irresistible option, and this café-brasserie caught our attention immediately with its vibrant upper terrace filled with contented diners enjoying the weather. We were fortunate to secure a prime table overlooking the main road, positioned perfectly in the sunshine just beyond the expansive awning. The setting instantly transported us from the quintessential Cotswold village atmosphere to what felt like a sophisticated Mediterranean terrace café. This transformation was seamless and added an unexpected European charm to our dining experience. The food matched the ambiance perfectly, with both coffee and cuisine meeting exceptional standards. The service team demonstrated professional efficiency while maintaining a warm, welcoming approach that enhanced our overall experience. Despite being an hour's drive from our home, Huxleys has earned a spot on our list of must-return venues. We're already planning future visits with friends to share this remarkable find. It's rare to discover a place that so perfectly combines local charm with continental flair, making Huxleys a true gem in the Cotswolds' crown.

Nice place, liked the vibes, relax atmosphere and loved the music playing in the background outside in the terrace. Food was good and the staff so friendly. Went with a friend and we sat outdoors, perfect (seemed busy so I would book in advance at least if the weather is good). Looking forward to go back

Loved this place. Cosy place. Delicious food and cakes. Lovely decoration. Nice staff. Has it all. Definitely, it is worth a visit.

Having no will left to live, lying on the kitchen floor zoned out through over stimulation due to having 2 kids under the age of 2. I needed a pick me up and to be waited on like a king. What better place to be able to do absolutely nothing but drink and eat to my hearts content. I ordered the ribeye steak with peppercorn sauce, chips and a side of garlic bread……WOW this really was the meal for Pavlos the Greek king in waiting! The chips were just sublime with the perfect crunch on the outside combined with creamy fluffy haven on the inside! The garlic bread was crunchy delicious with a layer on cheese that just made love to the surface mm mm delightful! Service was second to none and we left absolutely satisfied with the men in the group stumbling across the road like we’ve just took part in a John Wayne film straight into the volunteer for a few cheeky bevy’s to seal the night!

The food was delicious and service was good - it’s quite a small space with very few staff but tightly packed so it feels quite hectic. It’s dog friendly however the tightness of the space makes it rather uncomfortable especially if you have a big dog. The tables are so close together that there’s little you can do to make your pup feel comfortable.

BEWARE OF THIS PLACE!!! Review for Café Huxleys, Chipping Campden I visited Café Huxleys on my mum’s 69th birthday with my stepdad. We were staying nearby and wanted to explore the area, having not visited this part of the Cotswolds before. Unfortunately, our experience was deeply disappointing and concerning — particularly for anyone with food allergies, intolerances, or ethical dietary requirements. If you have a food intolerance, allergy, or follow a vegan diet, please exercise extreme caution here. I fancied a hot chocolate and specifically asked the senior waitress whether it was dairy-free or contained milk. She assured me that it was made only with cocoa powder and that if I chose oat milk, it would be dairy-free. On that basis, I ordered two hot chocolates (both with oat milk) and my mum ordered sparkling water. When the younger waitress brought our drinks, a biscuit was placed on the saucer. After taking one sip of the hot chocolate, I instantly recognised the unmistakable taste of dairy — something I haven’t consumed for many years due to intolerance. I immediately asked the young waitress whether the biscuit was dairy-free. She said she didn’t know and went to check with the owner. I witnessed him smirk, laugh slightly, and tell her that it was dairy-free. His reaction already made me uneasy, so I asked directly, “Are you sure? I’m dairy intolerant.” Only then did he quickly change his response to, “Oh yes, it’s dairy — don’t eat it!” At that point, I called over the same senior waitress who had taken my order and asked again whether the hot chocolate was dairy-free. She looked flustered and admitted, “Oh no, it’s not dairy-free — only the oat milk is.” Before we’d ordered drinks, I had actually spoken to the owner about whether they offered any vegan meal options, as we were considering returning later for dinner. He didn’t even make eye contact — he just smirked and bluntly said, “No,” in a dismissive tone. Once it was clear both the owner and waitress had given me incorrect information, I told them calmly that I was extremely unhappy and would not be paying. I had specifically asked whether the drink contained dairy, and they had explicitly told me it did not. The most troubling part of this experience wasn’t just the rudeness or dismissiveness, but the lack of responsibility around food safety. It appears they only take dietary restrictions seriously when the word “allergy” is used — not when a person says they are vegan or intolerant. As a result, I became unwell and what should have been a lovely day celebrating my mum’s birthday was ruined. This café needs urgent staff training around allergens, dietary awareness, and customer care. Until then, I would strongly advise others — especially those with allergies or ethical food requirements — to avoid this establishment.

Good food, very nice wine - sangiovese. Seafood linguini very enjoyable. 4.5 stars.

Red Lion on the High Street. Great location. Large rambling pub. Stayed 2 nights in spacious rooms, en-suite, centre of Chipping Camden. New Manager very friendly and helpful. Staff also obliging and approachable. Stable bar and large external outside space a big asset. Really enjoyed my stay and would definitely go again.

Nice atmosphere in Pub, however the food experience was terrible. At 7:00 several of the items we ordered were no longer available, including the Fish and Chips. The service was very attentive and doing their best, but we're sabotaged by the kitchen. While trying to select alternatives, one of the meals showed up at the table. Food was only OK. Poorest experience we had in the UK.

We dropped in for our evening meal as we were staying nearby. The prices are more than reasonable for the portion size, must've been the biggest burger I've ever eaten. Bacon cheeseburger was delicious and skin on fries were so crunchy and salty - amazing. Staff were friendly and welcoming and we enjoyed the music playing inside too. Very glad we chose to eat here.

We were kindly welcomed by Saj and received our room. For a reason unknown to us, we were even given a room upgrade. The room was nearly perfect. If we may make one small remark, we would have liked a dedicated spot to hang the towels. But apart from that, we were very satisfied 👍

We went in for Sunday dinner and were extremely impressed. Lovely pub and lovely meal which was reasonably priced with good portions of beef and chicken. Looked after by Saj and Lenny who were extremely friendly and helpful. Would recommend 😊

We found this lil gem. Brilliant location in middle of High Street. A warm welcome by guy behind bar. Table of 6 found . He came over took our orders, food & drink. A really thoughtful gesture. I ordered the Fish Finger Ciabetta & Fries..OMG it was one huge Fish! on the softest Ciabetta with lovely fries £7-95! Four had Steak Sandwich again huge , tender and cooked medium. One had Grilled Chicken again huge. Lovely atmostphere. Definitely recommend here

Popped into The Red Lion for a quick supper. It is in a great location. We were served by Saj and Michael who were both attentive, friendly and helpful. We would definitely recommend this pub.

Interesting selection of deli items but the welcome and service was bafflingly cold. Asked which scotch eggs were the best, and was told it depends on what I like and to read the signs for more information! An opinion would be nice - or maybe suggest what the most popular is? Would be unlikely to return based on this experience.

Nice shop, good selection but food wasn’t particularly special (sausage roll, arancini) or flavoursome. But most importantly, the most unwelcoming service you’d ever get. It’s like they actively don’t want to help and you’re a nuisance being there. Was passed from a young girl who didn’t know the answer of an allergy question to a more senior lady who was outright rude and unhelpful. Horrific and reading the reviews clearly all too common and not just a bad day.

Great sourdough by MOR found here today by chance. Delicious! Proper heavy sourdough (725g) chewy and tangy with a good crust and at £4.75 a fair price. If you can't find it here you can preorder online from MOR and pick up from their HQ.

Stopped in looking for local foods. Found a delicious bakery case of cake slices which offered VEGAN choices! Got the vegan biscoff slice to go. Sooooo yummy! Super moist cake with the creamiest biscoff frosting! Such a nice treat to find while exploring the downtown!

A lovely deli selling a fabulous range of foods from fresh produce to pastries to dairy to fresh meat and fish and the cheeses... are delicious. The staff are always so helpful too.

Overpriced, unsavoury, pretentiously named food. Served by an unnecessarily pedantic man. Should travel around and visit decent delicatessens, to reevaluate food and service.

The last at the shop so helpful . She recommended a local made hummus dip that was so super good. Lots of fresh and local made produce here . Must drop by! Oh so get a pack of the Two Farmers chips.

Salt and pepper chicken there was no chicken it was just batter .pre fried chips .Sweet an sour pork balls descusting £30 for a meal for 2 worst meal I have very eaten

Looks deceive. At first thought I was like hmmm based on the photos, but let me tell you.. these are the best chips I've ever tasted - well cooked and not greasy. Chinese food was also really good. Definitely recommend.

We recently ordered a takeaway for 5 people. The dishes were not good and one was completely inedible. We will definitely not be using them again, horrible food.

Top quality fish and chips, generous portion sizes. Very good service too.

VEGAN: Best chips I've had in ages! Curry sauce lovely, fried rice in cute little foil tray. NON-VEGAN: House Special Rice (Dry) very tasty.

Super clean shop and great tasty food. Salt and Pepper Chicken was good and the chips were awesome.

We found this place to serve really great fish and chips! The fish (cod) was freshly cooked to order, it was an OK / average size and the chips were a very good portion. We were a little confused what their 'chunky' chips were, as the regular chips we ordered were chunky and just as you would expect from a normal Chinese fish and chips place. The fish and chips were really tasty, and we'd definitely eat from here again if we were in the area.

Perfect, the best word to describe this little cafe. Food was amazing, service matched, will definitely stop here whenever travelling even close to the area. Coffee was also brilliant, although enjoyed it too much to take a photo before it dissappeared.

One of the best café places I’ve ever been. Good quality food products. Tasty food. Best service with nice and professional staff. Definitely recommend this place. Thank you

Ordered a vegetarian breakfast (without the egg) and an iced coffee. The staff were really polite and helpful. It was quite busy when we went as there was a hen group present, but the waiting times for our food was still reasonable. The food was sooo tasty. Definitely on the pricier side for a cafe, but worth it for the quality. Would definitely recommend if you’re visiting the Cotswolds. Parking was available on street and was quite busy when we went.

Stunning food throughout the whole menu . Each course was delicious . The chefs delivered wonderful dishes both visually and taste wise . The crispy creedy duck starter was incredibly moreish as was the Jerusalem artichoke arranchini. Cant wait to return to try a new menu in the future.

This cafe is brilliant. Food was so fresh and hot coffee.

Thi tiny place came recommended and it didn’t disappoint! We had breakfast in the morning then returned in the evening for the amazing fixed menu. The food was so delicious and the staff very friendly. Great price

Best breakfast/brunch spot. If you’re running late for breakfast, make sure you order before you sit down though. If you wait to get served and you’re a minute past breakfast time you won’t get your breakfast. Lunch is also great though so it’s still worth a trip.

Wow!!! Moussaka is top notch….Michael ( I presume) can cook up a storm… we were very Happy with our experience tonite and Highly recommended. We also enjoyed our Greek salad and squid in tomatoe sauce. Generous pours of wine and nice ambiance. This place usually gets full house so you must make a reservation for a table .

The restaurant was cozy, beautiful and very welcoming. Food was brilliant, tasty and very big portions with amazing quality product. Pablo the chef is very nice and friendly and they came to check everything was fine multiple times. We will for sure come back soon. Gracias Pablo! Nos vemos pronto :)

We had an absolutely wonderful evening at Michael’s Mediterranean Restaurant! We started with two delicious appetizers, followed by perfectly cooked mussels, and finished with a delightful dessert. Every bite was simply amazing. The cocktails were excellent, the atmosphere was magical and cozy, and the service was outstanding – the staff were so warm and attentive. We truly enjoyed every moment and highly recommend Michael’s Mediterranean Restaurant for anyone looking for a memorable dining experience!

Amazing restaurant in a lovely village in the middle of Cotswolds. Food quality was great, I ordered Tzatziki as a starter and sole as a main and they were both great. Staff was quick and accommodating, turning on the heating near the table where I was sitting. Very much recommend :)

We went to Michael's for our first wedding anniversary and had a great time! The team were very friendly and polite, seating us outside initially but then offering us a table inside as it was set to get cold. There was a bit of a wait for service but nothing drastic (we were there about 2 hrs toral) and its worth it for the food. Best Mediterranean meal we've ever had! I had a chicken skewer and my wife had the halloumi stack - both were tender and bursting with flavour. Highly recommend!

Amazing Amazing Amazing! Delicious food, dessert, ambience, decor and service. Thank you Amali, to your family & lovely staff for such a lovely evening! I enjoyed visiting this week. Every bite of my moussaka was delicious! I've had many, this was truly one of the best! Churros were scrumptious! I look forward to seeing you all again when I return to wonderful Cotswold. Enjoy your travels and all the best with your studies, Amali. Fellow Cypriot, Anastasia

We had the Mezedakia shared appetizer and special padron peppers- both of which were exceptional. The vegetarian moussaka was just average, next time I would get the one with the meat. Service, attention to detail, etc. was very good. Conclusion surprisingly good.

Our stay at Woolmarket House was perfect. We stayed in the Snowhill room. The bed was very comfortable and we had an outdoor sitting area where I enjoyed my coffee and sunshine. It was a quiet room. Walked to everything. Sarah is extremely responsive. The breakfast was probably the best we have ever had in any hotel/B&B or restaurant!!!

After spending 12 days at 4+ star hotels throughout Scotland and England I can confidently say this was my favorite. The details and intentionality poured into the place shine through in all the little touches that made our stay so comfortable. The Mediterranean restaurant below (called Michael’s) was absolutely superb. Moreover, the location cannot be beat if Chipping Campden is on your Cotswold’s list, which it absolutely should be because it is such a quaint and quiet town. Parking is breeze with spots on the street right outside the building. I also want to acknowledge Evie, a staff member who works both the hotel and the restaurant for her amazing service and friendliness! Last thing to note, the breakfast included in the stay was so well done. I truly cannot say enough good about this bed and breakfast, you must experience it for yourself. 10/10.

I’m so glad I found this magical little place! Our room looked like something from Harry Potter! We had a wonderful dinner in the restaurant downstairs. It had the best staff and a was sweet little restaurant. Our accommodations: The bed was soft and cozy, there was a huge soaking tub, the bathroom floors were heated, and we had the best view of the Chipping Camden and the medallion that is the start of the Cotswold Way right outside our window. We had the best family style breakfast before we started our hike cooked by such a sweet lady. I would highly recommend staying here and hope I can again too!

Woolmarket House is a very nice b&b. Perfectly located in the heart of Chipping Campden. Our room was clean, spacious, comfortable, and overlooked the center of town. Breakfast was delicious and prepared fresh with high quality ingredients. The staff were friendly and helpful and gave us good suggestions on things to do and see in the Cotswolds. We would definitely stay here again.

We recently spent 6 nights at Woolmarket House and we felt very welcomed here. Sarah was a delightful host. She gave us excellent recommendations about places to visit in the area, and she was very enjoyable to speak with. Our room was tastefully decorated and very comfortable. The property is centrally located in Chipping Campden, and parking on the High Street was readily available and convenient to the hotel.

We loved every bit of our stay at the Woolmarket House! The rooms are beautiful, the breakfast is delicious, and the service is outstanding. It's right downtown in Chipping Campden and easily walkable to great restaurants and lots of beauty. Can't recommend it highly enough.

We loved our recent stay in Chipping Campden and the historic Woolmarket House. Our room was spacious and comfortable and could not be any more centrally located. Sarah and Michael were gracious hosts welcoming us and making sure we had everything we could need. Dinner at Michael's was top-notch and the breakfast each morning was ample and delicious. We so enjoyed the precious gift of chatting with our fellow B&B guests each morning. We look forward to future visits to Chipping Campden and the Woolmarket House.

This little eatery is fabulous. The staff are great, lovely ladies. Service quick, & food is great always ready to return thanks girls your brilliant

Awesome breakfast and sandwiches at Victors. It’s all freshly made ! Has the full English breakfast bun minus the blood sausages and a coronation chicken. The soft bun with the gourmet sausages , bacon , eggs and tomatoes were so good. So yummy! Wanted to come back again on Sunday but they are close on Sunday and Monday. Highly recommend this place.

Slightly disappointed because we came with expectations for its good rating. Sandwiches and baguette are confusing because they can mean sliced bread, buns with different shapes but not French baguette.

Delicious Full English! Great price and also lovely staff.

Lovely place for lunch yesterday with tasty pork, stuffing and apple sauce baguettes - nice friendly staff too who did not rush us even though waiting to close and we were still eating !

Having journeyed around the sun 60 times I think I’m sufficiently qualified to rate the breakfast (full English) as good as any other I’ve had the pleasure of experiencing. The bacon was of particular note. Really, really excellent 👌

Came here yesterday for a breakfast baguette, can honestly say this was the softest baguette I have ever had it was absolutely beautiful! Will definitely be back to try a full English! Highly recommend!

Karen and Paul made us feel very welcome in their beautiful B&B. Such a treat to stay in this characterful building right in the centre of Chipping Campden. Pots of tea brought to the room every morning, fabulous breakfast with home cooked ham! Great place to make a base to visit the area.

We stayed at the Badgers Hall for a lovely weekend in Chipping Campden. The stay was absolutely fantastic, filled with character and lovely homely touches. Comfy beds, brilliant amenities and all the things you need at a B&B. The hot breakfast was freshly made, local and delicious and those scones are to die for! We can’t thank Karen and Paul enough for the lovely stay. Highly recommend 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

We stayed at Badgers for two nights at the start of our group's hike on The Cotswold Way, and it was marvelous. The hosts/owners (and their dog) were so welcoming, and we loved every part of our experience there. Recommend it without reservation!

Wonderful warm welcome. Absolutely everything was perfect. Spotless, warm, inviting, amazing nights sleep and the breakfast and cakes are just the best. Karen & Paul are the perfect hosts. A lovely email sent before arrival for recommendations for dinner locally. Would highly recommend and look forward to returning.

We didn't stay, only popped in for a quick bite to eat. It was busy indoors, so sat in the garden. Staff where friendly and helpful. Nice drinks and food came out quickly and was piping hot. Cake was nice to. Garden is definitely dog friendly, not sure about inside but did see a Collie running back and forth.

Great location, lovely owners, nice room and good home cooked breakfast

My family and I have just had a strange and I would say rather upsetting experience while having coffee and cake at Badgers Hall Chipping Campden. We were initially greeted warmly and sat down by a friendly female member of staff. It is a very quaint and cosy place and we were excited to have found it. We were served some delicious looking cakes and drinks. Trouble started though when several wasps started circling around us especially the table where my mum, a lady in her sixties, and myself were sat. In hindsight the syrupy treacle tart slice that we had ordered didn't make matters better. There were quite a few of them and my mum mentioned it to the waitress who was a different member of staff than the kind lady who had initially greeted us. Her response was that there was really nothing to do about that at this time of year but my mum suggested that it was helpful to have a spray bottle of water nearby and give the wasps a mist with it when they got too annoying. Here is the thing I really had a problem with; the lady said she could not be expected to stand around all day spraying away the wasps. No indeed not, and that is not what we had suggested. It seemed to me she tried to be nice but I could feel her annoyance and dislike towards us just under the surface. The cosy atmosphere started to deteriate. The wasps continued to bother my poor mother and she got up and ran away from them and let out a little scream. I felt sorry for her since I could see she could not enjoy her coffee and cake so I asked politely if they perhaps had a table just for my mum and myself inside so we could get away from the wasps. (we were a party of 7 people). The same lady said there were no tables available which was totally fair. What was not fair was the same attitude I was met by again from her, dislike and annoyance. There was by now a very awkward atmosphere. We were next to the kitchen and my cousins daughter noticed one of the female kitchen staff shaking her head at us. After we had left and been able to discuss our collective experience we generally had a feeling that the staff were talking about is behind our back. My mum and I managed to move ourselves to another table outside leaving the treacle tart behind on the original table and we were able to finish our coffee in more or less peace from the wasps. My adult daughter had ordered a coffee with oat milk at the side and still not received it. I dont mind if staff get orders mixed up sometimes but the same lady when reminded about the coffee responded in a cold manner without a smile or apology. This is my much longer edited review of my experience which happened yesterday. Initially I had written a short damming review but I felt like it needed more elaboration so you readers out there dont feel like I'm just some miserable customer hungry for retaliation. Thanks for reading. Especially the staff at the place. I don't know why you disliked us so much, you should treat everyone the same. Be kind to all your customers. Thank you.

Anyone visiting Chipping Camden would be well rewarded by stepping beyond the shops to visit the Ernest Wilson Garden. It is free to enter although there is a box for donations to help with the upkeep. The garden is encompassed within a well laid path. It is a relatively small area but there are attractive plants and the information boards are excellent.

An adorable small garden hidden in Chipping Campden. This was recommended to us by the staff of the tourist office and it is really a hidden gem. Free to visit but you can leave a donation.

This garden is so peaceful and beautiful, and there are plaques telling us about Ernest Wilson's life. The garden is quite small but so much to see.

Lovely garden - history needs a lot of updating to show the real historical context

Gem of a secret garden in Chipping Campden. Learnt a lot about this great plant collector.

This was a surprise find whilst walking in Chipping Campden village. It's a smallish (free to visit) garden dedicated to Ernest Wilson (lived in the town) but dedicated his life to exploring the world China in particular in search of exotic plants, several of which are planted in this memorial garden.

This enchanting garden is an oasis of calm in bustling Chipping Campden, where one can sit or walk about in peaceful serenity. It is worth a visit if only to admire its stunning Magnolia. Interesting biographical notes on horticulturalist EW who trained at Kew and travelled extensively.

As a crafter myself I found our visit very inspiring. It tells the story of the idealistic but sadly short lived crafting community founded by C R Ashbee. It's a story made all the more poinient by the loftiness of the ideals it embodied and it's brevity. I agree with others that it's a small museum but the quality is excellent. I came away feeling inspired to pursue my own creative pursuits and to find out more about Ashbee and his community.

This is s hidden gem of a museum, at the end of Chipping Campden. Its dedicated to the arts and crafts people who lived in the area. Its small, basically one large downstairs room but has a lot of interesting items and information on them and the makers. There was another small exhibit about the modern day equivalent of this type of work. It's run by volunteers but there was a curator on site if you had questions they couldn't answer. There's a small shop selling items made by local artists and craftspeople. At time of visit it was £7.00 pp (July 2023) this gave you a year tickets and a two for one offer for another local museum.

A small exhibition about the short lived craftsmanship school in Chippin Campden and other crafts people who were based in this town.

Haven't actually been in the museum for sometime, though frm memory we enjoyed it. Chipping Camden generally is worth a visit any time. And the 400 year old textiles on display in the church are amazing.

Very interesting museum. Small but well staged in an amazing old barn. Tells the story of local design icons very well using a few of their pieces. Shop is full of locally designed products. Had an extra exhibition as well when we were there.

This is a fantastic small independent museum specialising in the Arts and Crafts Movement in the north Cotswolds. There is also a craft shop selling locally made quality items and cards. The staff are friendly and helpful and the space is very well managed for social distancing.

Small museum, delightfully presented, all about the artists school situated in Chipping Camden. This is a lively spot, and the museum will give you a good 1-11/2 hrs of interesting information on the history of the artist's who set up a community a hundred years ago.

I can’t comment on the rooms as we didn’t stay. We had AFTERNOON TEA here. The service was great, polite and friendly. The scones were the best part of the afternoon tea. Warm with cream and jam - they were fluffy and not too heavy. Sadly we found there were too many cake options and not enough sandwiches/savoury. There were no savoury pastry options, understanding all afternoon teas are different just found with 5/6 smaller (brought in not home made) cakes the experience was very sweet. So if you like cake you’ll love it 😊

You can't fault the location of the hotel or the service. The staff were lovely.However, I ve got to say I was underwhelmed by our room for the price. When you looked around doors and walls in the hallway and landing there were loads of marks. The paint on the inside of our room window couldnt have seen a lick of paint in years. The radiator was grey.The towel rail and thermostat were decrepid and old. The bath panel was an eyesore. Our hearts sank when we walked into our room. Still the bed was comfortable. I used to be a caretaker/maintainece man at a thirty room hotel. We used to have a plan of works to keep internal and external fixtures and fittings in good up keep. When we left our car on the back car park we walked towards the back of the hotel. My brother in law said, well this place hasn't seen a paint brush in years. If anyone is on Chipping Campden highstreet, take a look up at the top floor windows at the front of the building or the dowstairs ground floor dining room doors.They don't get in that state in a short period of time. Paying nearly £300 a night I didn't think it was too much to ask to have a high standard of finish. Such a shame.

Stayed here for our wedding night and were treated amazingly. Our room was spacious with a private garden and hot tub. The staff couldn't have been better, we were treated to free glass of fizz and a room upgrade. The restaurant served a lovely variety of well cooked food. I would definitely visit again.

We had our wedding here on the 26.07.25, Mandy and the team went above any beyond to not only make the day the most special day of our lives, but the planning process throughout the past 18 months, was seamless and enjoyable. We really can’t thank the team enough for the care and attention to detail, they have shown us. Not only is it a picturesque backdrop, and an exceptional standard of food and service (for our 90 day guests and 120 evening guests), alongside many other perks such as late license to 1am, and that at the time of booking, it was no extra charge to have our wedding on a Saturday, also all added to our special day. We were slightly concerned as the venue wasn’t ‘exclusive use’ but we need not have of worried, as on the day it felt completely ours and very private. We also had 15 rooms booked for the night of wedding and everyone said how lovely the accommodation was - ourselves along side many of our family and friends, will be looking forward to visiting again. Thank you so much again - Mr & Mrs Ashley

Booked afternoon tea for today but when we arrived we were told afternoon tea isn't there but in their sister hotel across the road. No warning of this and they also did not let the Noel Arms know we were coming so they were a little surprise. However they couldn't do enough for us. 5 stars for the Noel Arms who were so accommodating even though we appeared with no warning. Luckily we didn't have any dietary requirements but had we have done, they would have found it very difficult to accommodate us at such short notice. It would have been a courtesy for the Cotswold House Hotel to have emailed or contacted me to let me know in advance so we would have had the opportunity to change venue. And also to let their colleagues know too! As it was we had the most wonderful afternoon tea at the Noel Arms who looked after us so well. They will be receiving a 5 star review.

Such an underwhelming experience. Spa has barely anything. Steam room and tiny pool, the chairs are so stained and dirty looking. The massage was extremely average and very little pressure despite requesting multiple times throughout. No attempt to wipe all the oil off me at the end. Absolutely not what I’d expect from a spa at £90 per hour. The cream tea was extortionate at £50 for 2 scones each and a cup of tea. None of the staff ask how your experience has been so unfortunately they’ll find out through this review. I came away from here in a bad mood.

Stunning stay at the Cotswolds Hotel & Spa, staff were lovely, our Suite was perfect and the spa was delightful but the real stand out was dinner in The Hidcote! The staff were incredible and the 5 course tasting menu with wine pairing was out of this world... go before they rightfully put the prices up to match it! 10 out of 10

Although everything was just about okay nothing was really good and at this price it should be. Staff were professional but in a robotic sort of way, especially at the front desk where I was booked in and out efficiently but without a smile a welcome or a cheery farewell. And breakfast was a complete shambles with the buffet table stripped bare by 09:00 (and not replenished) and we had to wait over 20 minutes to be served cooked food. All in all the Noel Arms has sadly been the low point in value for money terms of our ten or more Cotswold stays over the last two years. We will not be going back as there are simply far too many better places close by at cheaper rates.

Two words. Don't bother. I so wanted to enjoy my 2 night stay here. The room was OK but upstairs looks very tired. The Hotel is let down by the breakfast offering. Had to pre order my breakfast the night before. I ordered full English the first morning. Had to wait 1/2 hour before it arrived. Quite a small breakfast and I would have preferred my sausage cooked more. Very anaemic sausage that was just about cooked. Changed my breakfast the next morning to scrambled eggs and smoked salmon. After 35 minutes this meagre breakfast turned up. No apology for the long wait. Atmosphere in the restaurant is like being at church. Sorry but I won't be returning

I popped in here for dinner with my friend and my parents. Me and my dear mother had the beef curry and my colleague and father had the chicken curry. Chicken curry was a nice safe delicious choice for the 2 chaps. Beef is obviously like playing Russian roulette with a loaded desert eagle, could be succulent delicious meat or could be like chewing on something ant and dec feed you in the jungle. Mine as superb and succulent however my mother caught the brunt and was left with half her meat inedible. However the staff took the meal off the bill and everyone left happy. Lovely pub! Every meal we’ve ever had in there is top notch so can’t really fault the place.

Hotel in a good location, basic room light and clean, bed comfortable. First night dinner disappointed, we were in the restaurant at 7 pm, after finishing the first course we waited almost half an hour for the staff to clear the table, by which time it was 8:45 pm. Other guests came in after us have finished two courses, and enjoying their after dinner drinks, while we're losing patience for the second course. We were embarrassed by the curious look from other guests, wondering the reason we were not treated equally could be because my wife is of ethnic minorities.....?!?!

Great coffee, and delicious scones with enormous amount of cream. The real treat though was the lovely lady, Debra, that served us. Such a delightful welcoming host who made our day after a long drive. Highly recommended, we’ll be back!

We had the most wonderful experience staying at Noel Arms Hotel! Perfect location in Chipping Camden easy access to wonderful walks. Maisie at front desk was absolutely wonderful and so very helpful for recommendations and just so pleasant! Loved dining at the restaurant and really enjoyed the Sri Lankan Red Lamb curry made by the chef! We enjoyed every bit of our visit and will be back again next year!!! Highly recommend this wonderful hotel!

Only popped in for lunch so never saw the rooms. Located right in the heart of Chipping Camden, very beautiful building with lovely historical points. We visited on the time of the local Olimpick games. Town was pedestrianised anyway more about our meal experience, I had a lovely pint of local Cotswolds ale. So I chose the burger and fries excellent all-round my wife had the haddock and chips. Debra was our server and was very helpful. The meal was of good size and well displayed. Reasonable price and as mentioned great friendly staff. Many thanks

A visit to the Information centre is particularly worthwhile for those new to the area . Local maps and Things to Do brochures are readily available and the friendly and knowledge staff members are able to give further advice and assistance. As there is such a lot to see and do in the Cotswolds a visit is highly recommended

The noel pub fantastic i am gluton free i had haddock and chips best i have tasted the manager could not do enough and the staff

Make sure to stop in and check out their locally produced goods. The people working here are very friendly and informative. Not easy to spot but worth finding.

The lovely lady in the shop, I could have bought so much from her. A beautiful town I love to revisit. Bought very reasonable priced books and postcards. One or two paintings also.. Thank you for the advice..

Another almost-medieval looking small town with old stone houses and thatched roofs and a warm, cosy, fantasy town vibe - hobbit town! Definitely worth seeing. Voted one of the prettiest villages in the UK.

We met Jane just now who told us all about the history of the old police station when we enquired about it’s past. Whilst it wasn’t strictly tourist information business Jane went absolutely above and beyond and even showed us the preserved courtroom upstairs which was epic. We cannot thank Jane enough. Harry & Matt

Windy street chipping Lancashire You don’t have to travel far from Manchester to immerse yourself in stunning countryside just an hour drive away lies the forest of bowland a designated area of outstanding national beauty featuring impressive fells deep valleys and moorland located at the southern end of the forest of Bowland in the rubble valley is the picturesque village of chipping dating back at 1,000 years the village is a conservation area full of historical features and has won several best kept village competitions over the years it’s lovely place to vist

During our trip to England we came across this fantastic Antique shop We bought these two serving trays The lady serving us was helpful and kindly packed the items for their trip back to Australia

Browsed for ages in this super antique shop, paradise for anyone who loves antiques. Bought a lovely art nouveau vase. The owner was a lovely friendly lady

Really interesting antiques shop with a strong bias for china/porcelain but some glass and other items. The basement is like an Aladdin's cave!

Expensive, but has an impressive range of ceramics and rarer curiosities.

I searched out this shop on the recommendation of a friend who had previously visited. I found out that there was now a new owner, who didn't have dachsies, and the name has now been slightly rebranded. It is still a lovely independent store, and I feel sure that there will be something there that you will like to take home with you. I explained how I came to visit - my friend also having dachshunds - and the lady found me a bag with the previous logo, so that I could make her gift extra-special. How kind. I am looking forward to returning.

Exquisite and charming shop, filled with lots of lovely treats. They had unique pieces, such as scarves, handbags, jewelley, soaps etc and children’s gifts too. I bought some precious gifts for friends and family, they were wrapped beautifully and the service was friendly and helpful. Well worth a visit!

Haven't visited Chipping Campden for ages but went today so had to pop into the wonderful "Frankie Doodle". The service is still excellent, the stock still amazing but a lot of very different things again. Needless to say we had to treat ourselves, well me actually, a fabulous leather bag, well priced and beautifully wrapped. There were two children shopping there when we arrived, and Lucy made a fuss of their pocket money shopping, wrapping each purchase separately, in a little carrier bag, with ribbon. This is a special shop, with great items to buy (and always check out the greetings cards) and thoughtful caring service. One of the best shops ever.

An aladins cave of gift ideas, for all ages and plenty to treat myself. Even in lockdown doing local deliveries so no excuses not to get somebody a wee kind thinking of you gift or start getting Christmas ready. Amazing staff and service. Thank you.

A superior range of gifts politely wrapped and served by the man behind the counter.

Just left the shop after my wife decided to pop in and have a look around. Lovely items and independently owned great stock Very friendly owners and a fantastic place to visit in chipping campden

A happy little lovely shop and really friendly people. Dog friendly which is a bonus.

The young Australian waitress did a good job — she was friendly, attentive, and clearly made an effort to provide good service. Unfortunately, aside from her, the overall experience was rather average. The food was okay, but not particularly memorable. Given the price point, the portions felt small and not generous. Our starters were forgotten by the kitchen (though the waitress had definitely placed the order), but to their credit, they were removed from the bill without issue. The atmosphere felt somewhat stiff. What further disrupted the experience was that as soon as guests started leaving, the staff began spraying cleaning products on nearby tables — even while we were still eating just a few feet away. Since no new guests were being seated (it was the last round of the evening), this seemed unnecessary and unpleasant. One final note: I understand that restaurants struggle with no-shows, but this place takes reservation confirmation to an extreme. We had to confirm twice through OpenTable, then received a personal email , followed by a phone call the day of. When we arrived, the waitress had to go from table to table checking names and confirming reservations in person — which felt excessive and frankly disruptive to the dining atmosphere. All in all, there are at least two nicer dinner options directly in town that offer a more relaxed and enjoyable experience.

Adorable cafe, and definitely a diamond in the ruff! According to the lady at the next table over, these are the best scones in southern England, and although my scone expertise is not as extensive as hers, they were delicious. The tea was excellent, too, and the staff was friendly (and knowledgeable on the correct order of clotted cream, jam, etc.). The scones were massive and each order came with two scones and a large pot of tea, so with four of us we only needed two orders. I wish I could go back a second time!

The Afternoon Tea we had was very disappointing, equalled by the service we received. We had to wait some time to be served while the place was literally empty. We called ahead with dietry requirements that, while not complex, were not recorded so it resulted in an awkward conversation with the waitress about what the ingredients were for each item. She seemed completely flustered by our questions and we never saw her again until I had to hunt someone down so we could pay the bill. The food didn't taste fresh, the cakes tasted stale and the macaroons were a very bad batch. Crunchier than kettle chips!. We are used to having our sandwiches renewed at other Afternoon Teas but here we were never even given the option to ask. It felt like the 1 waitress we had was pulled away from serving the 4 different Afternoon Tea groups to wait on the bar while nobody replaced her. Overall a very poor experience. I'm sure the other restaurant in the hotel is better, that's where the staff seemed to be.

This afternoon cream tea was one of the finest I’ve ever had. Clean and bright atmosphere and attentive staff. Scones came warm and tall, with luxurious Devonshire cream and black currant jam. You deserve it!

Booked Fig restaurant for special family meal the night before our son's wedding in the area. Son had crab cakes which gave him food poisoning; up all night and big day ruined. This place should be shut down; a total disgrace.

The food here was delicious. Very much lived up to the fine dining experience. The atmosphere was perfect, not too busy and not too empty. The staff were very friendly and welcoming. It didn't feel too stuffy. We had the 3 course a la carte menu and they served 2 extra small dishes. Perfect amount of food. Great restaurant if you want something special.

I went here with my family for afternoon tea and it was delicious. The staff was friendly and fast. The scones and tea were fantastic and reasonably priced for the portions given.