Bell B & B

You're positioned right in Broadway's village centre, within easy walking distance of the distinctive wide high street, lined with golden stone buildings and independent shops worth browsing.

Broadway itself has plenty to occupy you if you prefer to stay local. The village is full of galleries and boutique retailers, and it's the sort of place where settling in for afternoon tea feels like the right idea. If you want to stretch your legs, Broadway Tower sits at the foot of the Cotswold escarpment and rewards the climb with panoramic views across several counties. Built in 1799 as a folly, it's become the village's most recognizable landmark.

The real advantage of staying here is the flexibility it gives you. Chipping Campden and Moreton-in-Marsh are both within easy reach and each has its own distinct character. Stratford-upon-Avon is a reasonable drive away if you want to spend a day visiting Shakespeare's birthplace and exploring the wider town. So each morning you can decide whether to keep things local or venture further into the region—the Bell puts you in a good position either way.