Top Hotels Near Castle Combe Circuit in Chippenham from AU$189

"Lovely room. Fantastic shower. Delicious breakfast. Will definitely stay again."

"Staff were very friendly and helpful. Food is fantastic "

"Very comfortable room. Helpful staff"

"This was a one night stop and we wished we would have stayed at least two. It was in such a beautiful quiet little town. Definitely keeping for future trips!"

"Staffs were very friendly and polite. Ask for anything and it will arrive in minutes! The ground is absolutely beautiful and you can take a stroll to relax anywhere. Highly recommended. Just a note that the wifi is not the best and can use some upgrades."

"Highly recommend this accommodation in Colerne. Such a delightful and picturesque village in the Cotswolds, close to Bath and Castle Combe. Beautiful walks in and around Colerne. Fantastic property with attention to detail and thoughtful inclusions. A wonderful home to come back to after a day exploring the Cotswolds. Clean and comfortable home. Garage great to have, but can be a challenge to drive into. You will love your stay here as we did. "

"We loved our stay! The farmhouse was so quaint and vintage and was just what we were looking for. The staff/owner was lovely, pleasant and accommodating. The classic English breakfast was delicious, especially with the recently made homemade jam. Our only issue was gps routing us in a wrong direction and not realizing the entrance was through the gate that was closed. The online map said it was .9 of a mile from the city center of Castle Combe, which is true if you walk it. That turned out not to be a big deal. We also really enjoyed ales and dinner at the Salutation Inn just up the road."

" Very friendly host, a lovely private accommodation with great views. It’s a working farm and you’re greeted by beautiful horses - perfect!"

"We were given a handi cap room which was not the best as everything was low sink, bed ect. We were not informed prior to our stay I would have booked elsewhere. To find our room was like a rabbit warren if a disabled person had to walk to the end of long and narrow corridors it would terrible. Not impressed at all"