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A welcoming bed and breakfast in a traditional Cotswold stone house, a five-minute walk from central Stow-on-the-Wold. Guests can expect comfortable rooms, far-reaching countryside views and ample on-site parking.
A three-bedroom Grade II listed guest house just off Stow-on-the-Wold’s Market Square, with original beams, flagstone floors and exposed Cotswold stone. Its Sheep Street location puts the town’s shops, tearooms, pubs and restaurants within an easy walk.
Guiting Guest House is an adults-only B&B in a 17th-century Cotswold farmhouse at Guiting Power, within easy reach of Stow-on-the-Wold. Cooked-to-order breakfasts, a guest lounge and a licensed honesty bar make it a characterful base for exploring the surrounding Cotswolds.
Family-run guest accommodation just 150 yards from Stow-on-the-Wold’s Market Square, offering four comfortable rooms with private bathrooms and free Wi-Fi. Its quiet central setting is handy for walking to the town’s pubs, restaurants, shops and breakfast spots.
A family-run tearoom on Stow-on-the-Wold’s Market Square with two guest rooms in a converted barn. Guests can book a cosy B&B stay and start the day with a full English breakfast in the tearoom.
Bed and breakfast stays suit Stow-on-the-Wold particularly well because the town works best once the busiest daytime visitors have thinned out. Official Cotswolds guidance describes Stow as the highest of the Cotswold towns, with the Market Square at its heart and accommodation ranging from inns and guesthouses to self-catering cottages. For a short break, a B&B lets you stay close to that historic centre, walk to dinner or an early coffee, and start the next day with breakfast already sorted before heading out to nearby villages or country walks.
In practical terms, the best Stow B&Bs are not all trying to do the same job. Some are ideal if you want to be right by the square, antique shops and old inns; others work better on the edge of town if you value easier parking and a quieter night. This is worth checking because many character properties in Stow come with the usual Cotswold trade-offs: older staircases, less uniform room layouts and varying parking arrangements. For visitors arriving by car, Cotswold District Council lists the free Fosseway car park with 98 spaces and the Maugersbury Road car park with 62 spaces, EV charging and longer-stay pricing, so location can make a noticeable difference to how relaxed your stay feels.
When choosing a bed and breakfast in and around Stow-on-the-Wold, think about the rhythm of your trip rather than just the nightly rate. A central base is excellent for a one- or two-night stay built around walking the town, eating out and browsing the shops on foot. If you plan to spend more time exploring the wider Cotswolds, prioritise straightforward parking, breakfast timing and easy road access over postcard charm alone. The best B&Bs here are the ones that make Stow feel effortless: good local advice, a comfortable room, and a location that matches how you actually want to use the town.