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The Castle was once home to Queen Katherine Parr, following her marriage to Sir Thomas Seymour, and Lady Jane Grey. Henry VIII, Anne Boleyn and Queen Elizabeth I all visited Sudeley. King Charles I stayed here and his nephew, Prince Rupert, established his headquarters at the Castle, during the Civil War.
Sudeley Castle Country Cottages are located on the edge of the estate, midway between the Castle and the historic town of Winchcombe. This small attractive complex
of Cotswold stone cottages is set around a central courtyard with landscaped gardens and ample parking.
The cottages each have their own individual charm. Most have been cleverly restored and converted from existing properties, retaining many original and unique features. The newer cottages are sympathetic in their design and architecture, seamlessly blending into the complex. Sudeley Castle Country Cottages are the ideal choice for a walking or touring holiday or simply as an escape into the Cotswold countryside.
Accommodation is carefully prepared for your arrival, with laundry and bedding supplied. The cottages are comfortably furnished and have well equipped kitchens. There is an information office on site and our housekeeper is on hand throughout your stay.
Properties have access to shared gardens and each has garden furniture supplied. A picnic area complete with barbecues is also situated at the rear of the complex. Travel cots, high chairs and stair gates may be supplied and a laundry service is available. Guests can enjoy complimentary admission to the Exhibitions and Gardens for the duration of their stay (during normal opening hours).
Sudeley Castle Country Cottages are available all year round and short breaks or longer stays are accepted. Unfortunately, we are unable to accept pets. All the properties have been awarded an ETC 3 star rating.
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