Bourton-on-the-Water Hotels with Parking

"The room was amazing. This is the cleanest and most beautiful country hotel I have ever stayed in. The service staff was very warm and thoughtful, the breakfast was delicious, and the room was very cozy and the furnishings were warm and beautiful! Highly recommended, and I hope to bring my children here to stay again!"

"A very lovely cottage! New, impeccably clean, and comfy. It is close to the town centre of Bourton on the Water, convenient even for those who are not arriving by car. The breakfast was in good portions and was delicious especially the scrambled eyes. It was the best breakfast I had throughout my 2 weeks in the UK. Cotswold is a beautiful area that deserves to be explored on foot if weather permits. I regret that I had only scheduled a 2-night stay, look forward to visit again"

"Very good location in the town, just near the model village, hotel guest can get free tickets for the village. Breakfast is great. Staff are quite friendly and nice. Car parking made a few confused, carpark is very limited at daytime, and you need to pay for carpark for hole day because car park is operated by the same company. A lot of cute bees flying around the hotel, some will fly into the room, you may need to shut the window…hah!"

"I seem to be the first comment of Trip.com . The evaluation of this homestay on the external network platform is higher. I also talk about the advantages and places that some Chinese tourists may care about. Advantages: clean. Cleaner than the hotel. The corners and corners are all in place. This is not easy to do. Convenient location, not far from where to go. The bed is comfortable. Typical local honey-colored house, fully enjoy the characteristics. What Chinese guests may mind: No toiletries, including bath towels, bath lotion, shampoo, etc. There is a bottle of hand sanitizer. I wanted to take a shower and found that I didn't, so I went to the supermarket to buy it temporarily. There is a church tens of meters away from the house, part of which is a cemetery. It may be related to the cultural differences between China and the West, and European and American tourists may not care much. There is a notice in the room that asks guests to take off the sheets and quilts before leaving and put them in a large bag. Personally feel a bit outrageous. It may stem from the different definitions of homestays. The bedroom and bathroom on the third floor are small, and the bath should be bent or squat. In addition, it is not a shower, it is a shower in hand, squatting in the bathtub and spraying yourself. There is no shower curtain, and the water splashes directly on the ground. The road outside the window will pass the car, a little noisy is not serious. Doors are not easy to open and lock. Small problem, but it takes you two or three minutes each time."