Central Hotel - Right in the heart of Cheltenham's town centre, the Central Hotel offers free parking, free Wi-Fi and good-value self-catering rooms, all with fridges and combination oven/microwaves. The Central Hotel is less than a mile (1.6 km) from Cheltenham Racecourse, the Pittville Pump Room, the Town Hall and the Everyman Theatre. All of the town's shops, bars and restaurants are within easy walking distance and Lilleybrook Golf Club is less than 2.5 miles (4 km) away. All rooms have a TV, hairdryer and tea/coffee. Each room has a full-size fridge and a combination convection oven and microwave. Most rooms have en suite bathrooms and rooms with shared bathroom facilities are also available. All of the rooms are fully serviced.

The Prestbury House - This 300-year-old large country guest house is in gardens and grounds beside Cheltenham Race Course, with en suite rooms, outstanding breakfasts and a location close to some of Cheltenham's best restaurants and bars. Just 1.5 miles (2.4 km) from central Cheltenham, Prestbury House has clear views of the Cotswold countryside, including nearby Cleeve Hill, the regions highest point. With croquet on the lawns in summer, and log fires in winter, Prestbury House mixes traditional relaxation with more modern facilities. Flat-screen HD TVs (with SKY) are in every bedroom and there is free Wi-Fi access throughout. Opposite is an award-winning restaurant, the Royal Oak, dating back to the 17th century. Rated by both the AA and Visit Britain as a 4-star Guest Accommodation, the Grade II listed Prestbury House keeps the feel of an historic private home. Each room is different, with family photos, pictures and many stories to tell.

Bridge House BandB - This welcoming, family-run B&B has comfy en suite rooms with free Wi-Fi. Bridge House B&B is 1 mile from the town centre and about 600 metres from Cheltenham Spa Station. The B&B is on the A40, about 2 miles (3.2 km) from junction 11 of the M5 and 1 mile from GCHQ. Bridge House has ample off-road parking and an attractive garden. Breakfasts are freshly prepared with mainly local produce, complemented by Anne's homemade bread, marmalade and jams.

Badger Towers - This comfortable Victorian villa was built in the 1880s. With free off-street parking, it is 1 mile (1.6 km) from Cheltenham town centre, within easy reach of Cheltenham Racecourse. Badger Towers has easy access to the M5, M4, A40 and A46 routes. All rooms are en suite and include free Wi-Fi access, hospitality tray, flat-screen TV and DVD player. A great place to stay when visiting Cheltenham and the Cotswolds, Badger Towers is family managed by experienced hoteliers and friendly, efficient staff.

Beaumont House - Cheltenham's 5-star boutique guest house is managed and run by professional hoteliers, whose focus is on quality and friendly, efficient service; an ideal choice when visiting Cheltenham and the Cotswolds. Within walking distance of the town centre, the hotel with its beautiful garden is ideally situated for easy access to fashionable Montpellier with its trendy boutiques, bars and restaurants. A 5-minute walk will bring you to local shops and restaurants. The AA has graded Beaumont House as 5-star guest accommodation with a highly commended award, placing it in the top 10% of 5-star establishments in England. Enjoy England has confirmed the 5-star rating, with an additional Gold Award in recognition of excellent quality. Cond? Nast Johansens has included Beaumont House in their recommended small hotels guide for 2009.

The Abbey - This quality B&B hotel in central Cheltenham is located beside the pretty Sandford Park, amid a conservation area. It is well run by friendly, unstuffy owners and has free Wi-Fi. Abbey Hotel is a short walk from Cheltenham's shops, restaurants, theatres and bars. Free parking permits are provided for your convenience. For solo travellers not wishing to dine out, light snacks are available from the residents' bar.

The Jessop Townhouse - Bed and Breakfast - In the heart of Tewkesbury, close to Tewkesbury Abbey, this Grade II listed Georgian building has a private car park, private courtyard and king-size/super-king-size beds. The Jessop Townhouse (formerly Jessop House Hotel) is privately run and offers a very high level of hospitality. Retaining most of its original features, here you can enjoy a town centre location. Sample the licensed bar and enjoy Freeview in all rooms. Wireless internet access is also available. Each morning you can enjoy a wonderful breakfast menu, with a wide range of selections.

London Inn - This hotel combines the charm and ambience of years gone by with modern comforts, ensuring your stay will be a memorable one. Built in the early 1830s by inn keeper Sampson Marshall, the London Inn has been serving the needs of travellers on the main London Road for decades. It quickly established itself as one of the main hostelries of Charlton Kings, catering for the needs of travellers and locals alike. It carries on that tradition today, with visitors welcomed into a warm atmosphere. The London Inn has been fully refurbished and boasts an excellent new menu, comfortable accommodation and the Old Ashley Court Room, which can be used for large or small functions for any occasion.

Volunteer Inn - This locally owned 17th century inn, is crammed with history, traditional local cask ales and plenty of character, and stands at the lower end of Chipping Campden's historic High Street. The inn is set in the small Cotswold town of Chipping Campden, an area renowned for its natural beauty. It has a peaceful position within a few hundred yards of the town centre. It is located at the start of the Cotswold Way - a well known walk along the Cotswold Hill to Bath The inn was named The Volunteer in the mid 1800's because local men used to 'sign on' there for the volunteer armies. The staff aim to supply you with a quaint, comfortable room in a homely atmosphere, as well as forwarding local knowledge on the best places to visit.

The Malt House - This family-run hotel and restaurant in the heart of the Cotswold Hills is close to Berkeley Castle, the Jenner Museum, the Wet Lands Trust and Slimbridge Severn Way. Boasting a warm and welcoming atmosphere, The Malt House is an informal, friendly inn where you can relax with a good meal and drinks. Many attractions are nearby, and you can use the hotel as a cosy base for exploring Berkeley Vale and Gloucestershire's countryside.