The jasmine-clad 16th-century New Inn, 2.5 miles southeast of Bibury, offers 15 spacious and atmospheric bedrooms divided between the main pub building and a neighbouring cottage. Idiosyncratic contemporary stylings include bold colours, fluffy throws, smart furnishings and the odd free-standing bathtub, while the pub itself, with its exposed beams, is great. Weekend rates soar in summer.
New Inn
The Cotswolds
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1. Church of St Mary the Virgin
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