Find My Favourite Holiday Cottages in Cirencster
Cirencester is a lively Cotswold town, offering a fine choice of holiday cottages to rent both within the town and surrounding Cotswold villages. Being a vibrant market town, there are weekly markets with stalls ranging from local produce to handmade jewellery. The town is full of bustling markets and vibrant little festivals of all genres, where there is always something for visitors to see or enjoy. It is particularly famous for its Roman heritage.
Cirencester is a perfect part of the Cotswolds. This once politically important town in Roman times is now a preserved piece of history with beautiful buildings and a rich heritage dating back to the Roman era. There are plenty of intriguing attractions, such as the local museum, providing a telescope into the past, and the Roman Amphitheatre, open year-round and is currently free to enter.
- Sleeps
- 16
- Bedrooms
- 8
Once a hop brewery, this 15th-Century Grade-II listed barn has been converted to create a large and attractive Cotswold holiday cottage in an idyllic rural village near Cirencester. Greyhound Barn sleeps 16 guests in 8 bedrooms (all en-suite). Pets welcome.
- Sleeps
- 2
- Bedrooms
- 1
Escape to The Garden Studio, an idyllic and romantic holiday cottage in the serene hamlet of Bournes Green, Gloucestershire. Impeccably presented and surrounded by the stunning Cotswold countryside, this sophisticated rural retreat offers the perfect blend of traditional charm and modern comfort. Relax in the pretty garden, soak up the sun in the bright and airy sunroom, or unwind on your own private patio. This is the ultimate destination for a romantic getaway or a peaceful retreat. Book your Gloucestershire cottage holiday at The Garden Studio today and experience the beauty of the Cotswolds like never before.
- Sleeps
- 2
- Bedrooms
- 1
Mrs Daffodil is a romantic thatched rural cottage in the Cotswolds with a honeystone exterior. The pet-friendly holiday home in Kemble enjoys serenity and countryside views and promises original features such as oak beams, flagstone floors, vaulted ceilings, an inglenook fireplace, and real fire.