Stroud
Stroud is situated at the southern edge of the Cotswolds with steep valleys and National Trust land around it. The town was at the centre of the wool industry during the 18th century and some mills are open to the public for viewing.
Stroud is situated at the southern edge of the Cotswolds with steep valleys and National Trust land around it. The town was at the centre of the wool industry during the 18th century and some mills are open to the public for viewing.
The pedestrianised town centre has a number of interesting shops to visit and a well known Farmer’s Market held on alternate Saturdays.
Stroud has a Museum located in Stratford Park which is popular with families and contains displays of the history of the local area.
Located high above Stroud is The Bear Hotel, a 17th-century coaching inn set among 300 acres of National Trust Land, a haven for walkers and perfect relaxing way to spend your Cotswold hotel break.
Events:
The Stroud Festival – Held annually in September, including concerts and art exhibitions.
Luxury hotels in Stroud
Egypt Mill
16th Century hotel brimming with character in Nailsworth
Classic Cotswold Escape
Packages
available from From £199 per night to £219 per night pp Exclusive Packages from £199 per night
The Stroud Hotel
Newly revived historic grade II listed hotel in the heart of the Cotswolds
Classic Cotswold Getaway
Packages
available from From £229 per night to £324 per night pp Exclusive Packages from £229 per night