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Evesham b&b, guesthouse and hotel accommodation
Evesham in Worcestershire
Today's date: 10-Feb-2012
Bran Mill Cottage - bed & breakfast
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Bran Mill Cottage provides comfortable traditional B&B accommodation in the North Cotswolds, Gloucestershire - a great base for visiting typical Cotswolds towns and villages. only 30 mins.from Stratford, 1 hour Oxford, Gloucester, Worcester. Bedrooms look out onto the garden and farmland; private parking; many foot/cycle paths including Diamond Way nearby.
Brymbo - bed & breakfast
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Brymbo, 4-Star bed and breakfast accommodation near Chipping Campden, is set in tranquil surroundings in the beautiful Cotswold countryside. It's also close to Stratford upon Avon and Broadway with Oxford and Cheltenham just a bit further. A great base for walking and touring in the Cotswolds. Visit the Royal Shakespeare Theatre. Wi-Fi in all rooms! A large garden with parking.
Woodstock House - guest house
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Woodstock Guest House offers B&B accommodation in Stratford-upon-Avon. The building is a beautiful and carefully maintained Edwardian Town House in the centre of town. Private, secure on-site parking; 10 minute walk to the centre and on to the Royal Shakespeare Theatres; close to the Cotswold Hills, Warwick Castle, Blenheim Palace, the NEC and Birmingham International Airport.
Cotswold Charm - self catering
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Choose from 5 very different 4-star self-catering holiday cottages at Cotswold Charm; five-minute walk to Chipping Campden "the most beautiful village now left in the island", so said historian G M Trevelyan; look out on the world famous Cotswold countryside; inglenook fireplaces; original beams and well equipped farmhouse-style kitchens; visit Shakespeare's Stratford upon Avon.
Weston Park Farm Holiday - self catering
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Weston Park Farm Holidays offers a choice of B&B or 4-star rated self-catering holiday cottages close to the centre of Chipping Campden, Gloucestershite in the heart of the beautiful Cotswolds. Use of tennis court by arrangement with owner.
Cherry Trees - bed & breakfast
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Cherry Trees offers bed and breakfast in Tewkesbury, Gloucestershire. We’re located in an historic alley very near to the town centre. Double bedroom with en-suite shower and a private bathroom with another shower; coffee and tea making facilities; clock/radio alarm; Freesat TV; DVD player with a wide selection of films; complimentary toiletries, towels and a hairdryer.
Woodborough 5* - bed & breakfast
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Woodborough Bed and Breakfast is a modern Cotswold stone house situated an easy five minute stroll from the centre of Chipping Campden, the jewel of the Cotswolds. We offer a spacious bedroom with king size bed and large en-suite shower. An attached family room provides two comfortable convertible double sofas, TV with DVD, tea and coffee making facilities.
Lower Brook House - hotel
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Lower Brook House offers hotel accommodation with restaurant in the Cotswolds. Our village of Blockley has wisteria-covered stone cottages, a babbling brook and the peace and quiet of a bygone age and our 17th century house with traditional Cotswold stone façade is at its heart. Inside you’ll find a real log fire, original flagstone floors and four-poster beds.
Campden Cottages - self catering
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Campden Cottages is a small, locally based holiday cottages agency with approximately 30 cottages, all in the Chipping Campden area of the Cotswolds. The cottages are privately owned, individually situated in some of the most picturesque villages in the Cotswolds. The cottages are fully equipped and many have free internet access, log fires, garden and parking.
Bowers Hill Farm - bed & breakfast
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Bowers Hill Farm offers bed and breakfast near Broadway in Worcestershire. Our Victorian farmhouse is off the beaten track with magnificent views of the Cotswolds. Visit Bredon, the Malvern Hills, Chipping Campden, Stow-on-the-Wold, Stratford-upon-Avon, Bourton on the Water and more! Facilities include en suite bedrooms; tea/coffee making; WiFi; family rooms; TV.
Catbrook House - bed & breakfast
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Catbrook House, a traditional style Cotswold stone house, offers B&B close to Chipping Campden High Street yet quietly situated on the town’s outskirts with views over the open countryside. If you enjoy walking a public footpath is close to our doorstep. Plenty to see & do: scenery, historic places, manor houses, beautiful gardens including Hidcote Manor and Kiftsgate Court.
Myrtle House - bed & breakfast
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Myrtle House, an elegant Georgian listed building, offers B&B close to Chipping Campden, Broadway, Chipping Campden, Stow-on-the-Wold and Stratford-upon-Avon. We’re in the High Street of Mickleton, a village on the edge of the Cotswolds, having a Saxon Church & two pubs and set in beautiful countryside. Lots to do: several cycle routes; fishing; golf; gliding; horse riding.
Visit Evesham and the surrounding villages and stay in bed & breakfast accommodation:
Evesham, Worcestershire, is an important market town and the centre of the fruit-growing area of the Vale of Evesham. Its tree-lined walks and lawns along the Avon give it both distinction and charm. The precincts of its ancient ruined Benedictine abbey founded in 714 run right down to the river bank. Its two splendid churches share the same churchyard with Clement Lichfield's beautiful 110-ft-high bell-tower built in 1539 between them. Abbot Lichfield was the last of a succession of 55 abbots; for the Dissolution occurred in the same year that work was completed on his tower. Its superb panelled faces, ogee arches and elaborate decoration of its buttresses, together with its delicate pierced parapet and finely ornamental pinnacles, place it among the treasures of English architecture. The oldest part of All Saints' Church dates from the 12th century, although it gives a general impression of being Perpendicular. It has an embattled tower with an octagonal spire. The porch has some intricate heraldic carving made up of the Tudor rose, the fleur de lis, the three ostrich feathers of the Prince of Wales, a rose halved with a pomegranate and a crowned rose. The most rewarding part of this church is the Lady Chapel, built when Clement Lichfield was still Prior and therefore dating from before 1513. Coming through the panelled four-centred arch, the visitor can only be amazed at the richly carved fan vaulting of the roof, springing from shafts at four angles and from the centre of the south wall. The band of quatrefoils beneath the windows is particularly handsome. The Abbot is buried in a marble tomb which lost its brass inscriptions during the Puritan regime. The church has suffered much from Victorian restoration.
On the other side of the bell-tower is the Church of St Laurence, rebuilt on the site of an ancient chapel in the 16th century. It has suffered badly over the centuries from both neglect and poor restoration work. However, the east end of the chance! has some good Perpendicular panelling and the chantry chapel of Abbot Lichfield has a fan tracery roof with a pendant boss. There is some good modem glass by the late Geoffrey Webb. The very fine exterior of the east end is worth close examination.
Evesham has many fine houses and old inns, notably the late 15th-century Booth Hall or Round House. It has been dramatically but beautifully restored with all its close timberwork seen to good advantage. On the south side of Bridge Street is the old Crown Hotel built round a courtyard. At the end of this street is part of the town's original medieval wall. Dresden House is perhaps the finest building in the town. Of mellowed brickwork, it has a richly carved cornice and a doorway with enormous iron brackets dated 1692. About 1 mile north west on the Worcester Road is the Abbey Manor, probably built around 1840. It stands in pleasantly wooded gardens where an obelisk commemorates the terrible Battle of Evesham. Here on 4 August 1265 in the fury of a thunderstorm Henry III's son, Edward, by cunning strategy, defeated Simon de Montfort who was slain while leading the forces of the rebel barons. Dc Montfort's son Henry, some 18 barons, 160 knights and 4,000 men-at-arms perished in a battle lasting three hours.
Nearby cities: Worcester
Nearby towns: Pershore, Shipston on Stour, Stratford-upon-Avon, Tewkesbury, Winchcombe
Nearby villages: Badsey, Bidford-on-avon, Broadway, Chipping Campden, Offenham, Sedgeberrow
Have you decided to visit Evesham or the surrounding villages? Please look above for somewhere to stay in:
- a Evesham bed and breakfast (a Evesham B&B or Evesham b and b)
- a Evesham guesthouse
- a Evesham hotel (or motel)
- a Evesham self-catering establishment, or
- other Evesham accommodation