The cottage
Hidden away down a peaceful lane in the quaint village of Upper Oddington, just a stone's throw from the bustling market town of Stow-on-the-Wold, you'll find Climbing Rose Cottage.
It's our little slice of Cotswold heaven, blending the warmth of traditional charm with the comforts of home, making it the perfect spot for your countryside escape.
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Overview
Dog friendly
One well behaved dog welcome (small additional charge).
Entertainment
Smart television with Netflix.
Wi-Fi
WiFi broadband internet access.
Private patio
Private patio
Walking
Endless picturesque Cotswolds walks.
Washer/dryer
Clothes can be easily washed and dried.
Wood burning stove
Woodburning stove set in a stone fireplace.
Pubs
Within walking distance of the village's two highly recommended local pubs.
Private parking
1 dedicated, off-street parking space for Climbing Rose Cottage.
Things to see and do
Cotswolds villages near Climbing Rose Cottage
Stow-on-the-Wold
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Historic market square at the heart of this bustling market town.
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Filled with unique shops and cosy cafés perfect for leisurely exploration.
Moreton-in-Marsh
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Features a broad High Street and a traditional weekly market.
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Attractions like Batsford Arboretum and Cotswold Falconry Centre offer close encounters with nature.
Bourton-on-the-Water
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Renowned for its picturesque bridges over the River Windrush, earning it the nickname 'Venice of the Cotswolds.'
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Family-friendly attractions including the Model Village, Birdland, and the Cotswold Motoring Museum.
Broadway
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A wide main street lined with chestnut trees and honey-coloured stone cottages, known as the 'Jewel of the Cotswolds.'
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The Broadway Tower provides stunning views over the surrounding area.
The Slaughters (Upper and Lower Slaughter)
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Known for their tranquillity, charming stone cottages, and the picturesque River Eye.
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Ideal for serene walks, offering a quieter experience away from the more crowded spots.
Local pubs and eateries
The Fox at Oddington: Offers a friendly atmosphere and delicious meals, making it a beloved spot for both locals and visitors. Just a short walk from the cottage.
The Horse & Groom: A quintessential Cotswold pub known for its welcoming vibe and traditional dishes. Just a couple of minutes walk from the cottage.
The Old Butchers: Renowned for its exceptional dining experience, focusing on innovative dishes and local produce.
The Wild Rabbit: A modern British inn in neighbouring village, Kingham, that combines luxury accommodation with a menu highlighting the best of Cotswold produce.
The Kingham Plough: Celebrated for its commitment to innovative British cuisine and local produce, offering a truly authentic dining experience.
Noteworthy places and events
Daylesford Organic Farm: A pioneer in organic farming and sustainable living, Daylesford offers a delightful farm shop, café, and wellness spa. Perfect for those looking to embrace the organic lifestyle. Daylesford Organic Farm
The Big Feastival: Hosted on Alex James' farm in Kingham, this vibrant festival brings together incredible food, live music, and a range of activities for the whole family to enjoy, making for a memorable weekend in the countryside. The Big Feastival
National Trust Gardens and Parks in the Gloucestershire Cotswolds: Discover the beauty and heritage of the Cotswolds with a visit to the National Trust's gardens and parks. From historic estates to breathtaking landscapes, there's a wealth of natural beauty and history to explore. National Trust Gardens and Parks
The location
About us
Hi, we’re Chris and Clare (and Lola!)
After visiting the Cotswolds and falling in love with it, we made a plan to have our own place there someday – a little sanctuary for us and guests to enjoy.
The three of us have stayed at many privately owned holiday homes, so we hope we can apply what we’ve learned along the way and offer a holiday home we believe will make for a memorable stay.
We look forward to welcoming you.
