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Best gastro pubs with rooms in Gloucestershire
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The Seagrave Arms
Chipping Campden, Gloucestershire
Our inspectors enjoyed their stay at Alex Morbey's honeyed-stone gastropub with thoughtfully designed rooms and excellent cooking in the busy restaurant.
The Beckford Inn
Gloucestershire , United Kingdom
Without and within, this dog-friendly, family-friendly, extended 19th-century pub is a mix of traditional and modern, with a relaxed vibe, varied menus and smart, unstuffy bedrooms.

The Fox at Oddington
Lower Oddington, Gloucestershire
'The Queen of Cotswolds cool Carole Bamford has again upped the ante at this sister property to Wild Rabbit (see Kingham),' writes our cub reporter.

The King's Head Inn
Bledington, Gloucestershire

The Royal Oak
Tetbury, Gloucestershire
With quiz nights, a jukebox, a well-patronised bar and a choice of dining spaces, the 18th-century Royal Oak has a lively community feel where both locals and visitors feel welcome.

The Swan
Bibury, Gloucestershire
On the banks of the River Colne, this updated 17th-century coaching inn mixes country-style and contemporary comfort in well-equipped bedrooms, while dining options include gastropub and brasserie fare.

The New Inn
Coln St Aldwyns, Gloucestershire
In a picturesque, tourist-free Cotswold village, this creeper-swathed 16th-century coaching inn was refurbished in 2020 by best mates and hip pizza-makers Harry Henriques and Fred Hicks, better known locally simply as Baz and Fred.