Bantam Tea Rooms & Accommodation
Bed and breakfast · Chipping Campden
Boutique bed and breakfast above the tea rooms.
- High Street, Chipping Campden
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Hotels and places to stay near Chipping Campden
Where to stay
Hotels, guest houses, hostels and apartments near the area: hotels (3) and guest houses and hostels (2). Check availability and prices with each property.
Bed and breakfast · Chipping Campden
Boutique bed and breakfast above the tea rooms.
Hotel and spa · Chipping Campden
Hotel with a spa on the Square.
Inn · Chipping Campden
Inn with rooms near St James's church.
Inn · Chipping Campden
Ancient coaching inn with rooms.
Pub with rooms · Chipping Campden
Eighteenth-century inn offering bed and breakfast.
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Closest to Chipping Campden
Places to stay from our the Cotswolds guide, nearest first, measured from the centre of Chipping Campden. Distances are straight lines; walking times assume 5 km/h and are a minimum.
| Place to stay | Street | In our guide to | Distance |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bantam Tea Rooms & Accommodation (opens in new tab) | High Street | Chipping Campden | 100 m, about 1 min on foot |
| Cotswold House Hotel & Spa (opens in new tab) | High Street | Chipping Campden | 200 m, about 2 min on foot |
| The Red Lion Inn (opens in new tab) | Lower High Street | Chipping Campden | 200 m, about 3 min on foot |
| The Eight Bells (opens in new tab) | Church Street | Chipping Campden | 300 m, about 3 min on foot |
| The Volunteer Inn (opens in new tab) | Lower High Street | Chipping Campden | 400 m, about 5 min on foot |
| The Fish Hotel (opens in new tab) | Farncombe Estate | Broadway | 4.3 km, about 51 min on foot |
More choice: where to stay in Broadway (5.6 km), where to stay in Stow-on-the-Wold (13.9 km), where to stay in Bourton-on-the-Water (18.4 km).
While you are here
A few of the sights in the area. The Things to do page lists them all, with directions and official links.
National Trust hill about a mile north-west of town, 755 feet (230 meters) high, with views and a link to the Cotswold Way.
House built around 1380 for the wool merchant William Grevel; it can be seen from the street but is not open to visitors.
Museum of craft and design telling the story of makers in the area from about 1900, starting with the Guild of Handicraft.
The Cotswolds
A wide High Street of stone houses below Broadway Tower
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A hilltop market town around a large square where the Royalists surrendered in 1646
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Low stone bridges over the River Windrush, with a bird park and a model village
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