The versatile Tasting Room can be used for team building events or a meeting space
- South Woodchester
- Gloucestershire, The Cotswolds
- Standing Capacity: 35
- ££
Secret Spaces in The Cotswolds
Boasting 230 acres of space and stunning historic architecture.
- Cirencester
- Gloucestershire, The Cotswolds
- Standing Capacity: 320
- £££
Beautifully refurbished Georgian house, set in the stunning Cotswolds countryside surrounded by rolling park and woodland.
- Gloucester
- Gloucestershire, The Cotswolds
- Standing Capacity: 250
- ££
This is one of Cheltenham’s best kept secrets when it comes to event space.
- Cheltenham
- Gloucestershire, The Cotswolds
- Standing Capacity: 80
- £
This 16th-century heritage house has been lovingly and faithfully restored to its former glory.
- Tetbury
- Gloucestershire, The Cotswolds
- Standing Capacity: 20
- ££
What’s not to like? An event space dedicated to tasting wonderful wine gets our vote.
- Cheltenham
- Gloucestershire, The Cotswolds
- Standing Capacity: 30
- £
With views of historic St. Mary’s Minster, the roof terrace here really is a hidden gem in the heart of Regency Cheltenham.
- Cheltenham
- Gloucestershire, The Cotswolds
- Standing Capacity: 250
- £
The C16 barn oozes historic character from its thick stone walls and the exposed wooden beams.
- Tetbury
- Gloucestershire, The Cotswolds
- Standing Capacity: 250
- ££
For eating, drinking and meeting this Secret Space really does have it all.
- Cheltenham
- Gloucestershire, The Cotswolds
- Standing Capacity: 150
- £
The rustic charm of the original farm barns with the modern purpose-built additions make this a stunning event venue.
- Cheltenham
- Gloucestershire, The Cotswolds
- Standing Capacity: 200
- ££
Floor to ceiling glass doors open out onto a Cloister Garden, complete with fountain for al fresco drinks receptions.
- Cirencester
- Gloucestershire, The Cotswolds
- Standing Capacity: 150
- ££
This family-run venue gives you the flexibility to make it your own, to put your own individual stamp on your event.
- Lechlade
- Gloucestershire, The Cotswolds
- Standing Capacity: 200
- ££
As you drive down the private road to Kingscote Barn, you leave all the stresses and strains of life behind you at the gate.
- Tetbury
- Gloucestershire, The Cotswolds
- Standing Capacity: 200
- £££
Peaceful seclusion offered by this Grade II listed manor house turned exclusive hire event venue.
- Cheltenham
- Gloucestershire, The Cotswolds
- Standing Capacity: 150
- ££
Worked with companies big and small to host unforgettable corporate events.
- Colesbourne
- Gloucestershire, The Cotswolds
- Standing Capacity: 60
- ££
This stately manor house sits in its own picturesque Cotswolds hamlet.
- Chipping Norton
- Oxfordshire, The Cotswolds
- Standing Capacity: 150
- ££££
The Cotswolds
Designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) in 1966, the Cotswolds covers 787 square miles and is the second largest protected landscape in England (second to the Lake District) and the largest AONB. Its boundaries are roughly 25 miles (40 km) across and 90 miles (140 km) long, stretching south-west from Stratford-upon-Avon to Bath. Covering several English counties; mainly Gloucestershire and Oxfordshire, and parts of Wiltshire, Somerset, Worcestershire and Warwickshire.
The famous Cotswold Way is a long-distance footpath, for keen walkers. Over 100 miles long, running the length of the AONB, mainly on the edge of the Cotswold escarpment with views over the Severn Valley and the Vale of Evesham.
If you’re looking for somewhere with a surprise around every corner then look no further than the beautiful Cotswolds. A whole host of award-winning hotels, pubs and cottages as well as world-class food and drink can been be found amongst the quintessentially English market towns and villages.
You’ll find some of the world’s most famous – and beautiful gardens, as well as wildlife parks, castles including the glorious Secret Spaces Sudeley Castle. Don’t be put off by our lack of coastline, there are over 40 miles of lakes in the Cotswold Water Park and numerous gently winding streams, canals and waterways criss-crossing the picturesque towns and villages. Many Cotswold locations have featured in tv programmes and films – most recently Poldark, Downton Abbey and the Harry Potter films. If you’re after action, the annual cheese rolling at Coopers Hill, Birdlip involves chasing a 7lb Double Gloucester round of cheese down a 1 in 1 hill. The first person to reach the cheese gets to keep it!
Royalty aside, Kate Moss, Kate Winslet and Liz Hurley are the Cotswolds’ most famous residents. Alex James, the Blur bassist turned cheese maker, also lives here, as does Damien Hirst, who owns a 300-room Cotswold mansion called Toddington Manor.
