Hyll is a hotel in The Cotswolds

This is a place to slow down. Good food, deep sleep, and a well-stocked bar – simple things done well. Wander in, settle down, and make yourself at home.

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No two of our 26 rooms are the same. Some look out towards the hills, others cocoon you in, but all have their own quirks and features. Find what feels right for you.

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Our rooms

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Courtyard Cosy

Small but perfectly formed rooms, offering direct access to the courtyard.

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Courtyard Comfy

Set in our courtyard, these rooms give you a little more space for your sojourn, plus an ensuite.

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Courtyard Garden Room

Ground-floor rooms with your own private spot outside – a little garden terrace just for you. This is our only dog-friendly room type.

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Courtyard Roomy with Lounge

These rooms have sitting rooms for when you need that little bit of extra space – great for families who need room to spread out.

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Manor House Room

These rooms are in the 14th-century Manor House, Each has its own character, elegantly designed, comfortable and practical.

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Manor House Cosy

Set in the 14th-century Manor House. Each has its own character, all with views over the gardens and The Cotswolds beyond.

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Eat & drink with us

Our menus change with the seasons, created around whatever’s fresh and local. Afternoon tea, lunches on the terrace, or something a bit more considered in the dining room. Your call.

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Curated Stays

For people who spend much of life alert, busy and available, we've put a handful of stays together with a few decisions already made shaped around the pleasure of no longer having to be 'on'.

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Do something

Some guests come to Hyll to do nothing. Others feel the pull of The Cotswolds. We have suggestions. We wrote a small book about it for your stay. Horse racing, festivals, shopping, walking. Endless possibilities.

Do nothing

Slow down, remember how to be idle, thoughtful and gloriously unproductive. Curl up with a good book from our literary partner Borzoi or potter around the gardens.