Cotswold Way Accommodation

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Needlehole Forge - Seven Springs

A very warm welcome awaits you at Needlehole Forge close to Seven Springs on the Cotswold Way. This is an ideal overnight stopover point for the journey between Winchcombe & Painswick. In addition to comfortable accommodation and a tasty breakfast, Needlehole can also offer evening meals by arrangement.

As locations go, Needlehole is tough to beat for a scenic rural retreat. Tucked away in the rolling hills of the Cotswolds, Needlehole offers home comforts in a location abundant with wildlife and a network of local paths in addition to the Cotswold Way National Trail.

In terms of accommodation, Needlehole offers a choice of double or twin accommodation with private shower facilities for all guests. Rooms are equipped with colour television, hairdryer and hospitality trays. Breakfast is served in the conservatory. Evening meals are served in the dining room and the menu offers something for all appetites and diets, with food prepared from fresh, locally sourced ingredients.

Needlehole has been providing hospitality since the late 1600s when it was an alehouse for local sheep drovers. In the 1900s it welcomed a selection of visitors including a First Sea Lord, a Prime Minister and a number of pop stars. This tradition of hospitality is continued today under the ownership of Ann and Brian Partridge who will be glad to welcome you and ensure your visit is a comfortable one.

To help you find Needlehole, the owners will supply detailed directions and maps. For this information, and to make a booking, please follow the booking link below.

Nearby attractions and places to visit close to Needlehole include Cheltenham, with its world-renowned racecourse, Bourton-on-the-Water, Bibury and Stow-on-the-Wold. Travelling south along the Cotswold Way brings you to Leckhampton Hill and the famous "Devil's Chimney" whilst heading north towards Winchcombe takes you past the picturesque Dowdswell Reservoir and Cleeve Hill.