Friends of Birdland
Welcome to our useful links page where we can help you narrow down some of our favourite local accommodation options. Click on any of our useful links below and go straight to the accommodation providers website for more information.
The Chester House
Situated in the heart of Bourton on the Water, The Chester House hotel is a 22 bedrooms privately run hotel. With a contemporary country style, Chester House offers a unique mix of relaxed surroundings with exceptional service. With on site car park and an excellent restaurant, the Chester House hotel should suit all your Cotswold exploring needs. Offering free range, fair trade and locally sourced products where possible.
Sykes Cottages
If you’re looking for somewhere to stay locally whilst visiting Birdland Park, why not visit sykescottages.co.uk. With so much to see in the surrounding area, it is truly the perfect location for a short break. Sykes Cottages have over 350 self-catering holiday properties located within the Cotswolds, some of which are only a stone’s throw away.
With a mixture of large and small cottages you’re sure to find something suitable for your tastes and preferences. Furthermore, there are a range of pet friendly offerings meaning that the whole family can enjoy a well-deserved break away.
Elms Farm B&B
Elms Farm B and B is situated on a working farm approximately 3 miles from Winchcombe and amongst the glorious countryside of the Cotswolds. Ideal for walking, touring or just relaxing either in their guest lounge or out in the garden where you can watch the steam train trundle along the tracks in the distance.
Bolthole Retreats
Enjoy an exceptional stay in the Cotswolds with Bolthole Retreats. We are the leading independent agency for Cotswold holiday rental properties and our local team hand-picks each cottage for its character, charm, location and quality. We have several stunning holiday homes in Bourton-on-the-Water and its surrounding towns and villages so you can relax in style and discover all the area has to offer.
