Dial House Hotel

Frommer's Review

Our top choice in town, this 1698 house is constructed from yellow Cotswold stone and stands in the heart of the village center. Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Campbell-Howard, your hosts, offer not only a nostalgic retreat but some of the best cuisine in the area. Set on .6 hectare (1 1/2 acres) of manicured gardens, the house overlooks the River Windrush. Each room has an individual character, and some boast four-poster beds. Two of the rooms, as charming as those in the main building, are in a converted coach house. All rooms have well-kept bathrooms with shower units and Penhaligon toiletries. Log fires burn on chilly nights, and there are two small dining rooms, one with an inglenook fireplace.

Facilities:
Restaurant; bar; croquet lawn; room service

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