BROADWAY HOTEL

Luxury hotel accommodation in the Cotswolds. Often described as the ‘Jewel of the Cotswolds’, the village of Broadway boasts a fine village green overlooked by the picturesque, sixteenth century Broadway Hotel. A striking building of half stone and half timber, an inside door bears the date 1575. From 1772, the building has looked much as it does to this day. The village was once the possession of the Benedictine Abbey of Pershore; later, it became an important staging post on the route from Worcester to London. Today are to be found an enchanting array of cafés and shops to delight the senses, many specialising in antiques.A wonderful place to be at any time of year, the Broadway Hotel is ideally placed for visiting historic sites, the many beautiful golf courses in the rolling Cotswold countryside, inspirational gardens or for a trip to the races at Cheltenham or Warwick. For a business meeting or purely as a place to relax, it would be difficult to find a more fitting venue.

The Broadway Hotel, served over 400 years ago as a rural retreat for the Abbots of Pershore and still offers a feeling of tranquillity to be enjoyed by today’s visitors. Here history abounds, with the ebony minstrels’ gallery above the elegant Courtyard Restaurant with its high beamed ceiling and the sixteenth century Abbot’s bedroom. All of the guest rooms are comfortable and beautifully furnished to create an atmosphere of relaxation. Whether enjoying afternoon tea by a log fire, an intimate candlelit dinner or a drink by the fountain on a warm summer’s evening, you can relax and feel at ease in the beautiful Cotswolds. The hotel affords a variety of features and services sure to meet the needs of both business and leisure visitors. Bedrooms are tastefully furnished and well equipped, whilst the public rooms include a relaxing lounge, cosy bar and charming restaurant. All of our bedrooms at The Broadway Hotel are named after Cheltenham Gold Cup Winners. The bedrooms in the Broadway Hotel enhance the luxury and comfort of your stay. They are individually furnished, warm and inviting, with attention to detail in every bedroom. Each of the nineteen guest rooms is non-smoking and has a flat-screen television, direct-dial telephone, beverage tray, hairdryer and en-suite bathrooms generously stocked with complimentary Molton Brown products to use during your stay. The cosy lounge, with its roaring log fire, invites you to relax into the Cotswold way of life. Enjoy morning coffee or afternoon tea, a pleasant chat with friends or wind down with a good book. Beneath the imposing minstrels’ gallery you will find the perfect setting for an aperitif before dining in the Courtyard Restaurant. Delicious food, accompanied by fine wines, has given the Courtyard Restaurant an excellent reputation, justly deserved.