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The Dial House Hotel is a hotel and restaurant on the High Street in the centre of Bourton-on-the-Water.
The main house is a Grade II listed building of Cotswold stone with stone-mullioned, leaded windows, and it carries a date inscription of 1698. It was enlarged and restored in the early twentieth century. A sundial standing about 20 metres south of the house is listed in its own right.
The restaurant serves lunch and dinner every day, with a roast on Sundays, and is open to non-residents as well as hotel guests. Behind the honey-coloured stone frontage the hotel has gardens, which give it a quieter feel than its position on the busy High Street might suggest. The hotel's own website lists the current rooms and menus.
It is well placed for exploring Bourton on foot. The River Windrush and its low footbridges are just across the road, the Cotswold Motoring Museum & Toy Collection is about 160 metres away, The Model Village about 180 metres, and Birdland Park and Gardens roughly 560 metres. Lower Slaughter or Upper Slaughter are a short drive or a walk across the fields.
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