THE PIG in the Cotswolds
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THE PIG-in the Cotswolds is the latest addition in our litter – a honey-hued, 17th century English beauty tucked in the village of Barnsley, with original listed gardens designed by world renowned gardener, Rosemary Verey.
At heart, THE PIGs are relaxed restaurants with rooms, rooted in some of the most stunning parts of the English countryside, where everything is driven by the Kitchen Garden. THE PIG-in the Cotswolds is the latest addition in our litter – a honey-hued, 17th century English beauty tucked in the village of Barnsley, with original listed gardens designed by world renowned gardener, Rosemary Verey. You’ll find hidden gems around every corner of our quintessentially English country house – from The Village Pub across the road to treatment rooms in the Fieldhouse; a peaceful space for wellbeing where you can soak up endless green views in the heart of the iconic Cotswold countryside.
RATING
5
ROOMS
24
FLOORS
2
SUITES
9
SERVICES
Services available include:
- 24 hour desk available
- Complimentary to all Wifi
- Onsite Parking
- Dry Cleaning
FACILITIES
Facilities include:
- Bar
- Connecting Rooms (2)
- Restaurant (1)
- Spa
AT A GLANCE
Historic Charm: Housed in a 17th-century Grade II listed manor once owned by renowned garden designer Rosemary Verey, the hotel blends historic elegance with modern comforts.
25-Mile Menu: The restaurant offers a seasonal menu featuring produce sourced within a 25-mile radius, emphasizing fresh, local ingredients and simple British flavors.
Rosemary Verey’s Gardens: Guests can explore the original Arts and Crafts-style gardens designed by Rosemary Verey, featuring listed archways, potager gardens, and a lush Laburnum walkway.
Fieldhouse Spa: The spa offers a range of treatments using eco-friendly products, along with facilities including a sauna, steam room, and outdoor hydro pool, all set amidst tranquil surroundings.
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Location
The village of Barnsley is nestled in the heart of the Cotswolds – an idyllic patch in the English countryside, close to the cobbled-street towns of Burford, Bourton-on-the-Water and Bibury. The market town of Cirencester is just four miles away and, a little further afield, the bustling spa town of Cheltenham; home to much-loved festivals of literature, jazz and the Cheltenham races.
