Where to stay in and around Bibury

Bibury B&B, hotels and self catering accommodation

On this page of the Bibury web site, you will find details of places to stay in and around the Bibury area, Bibury hotels, Bibury bed and breakfast, Bibury guest houses and Bibury holiday cottages.

If you are visiting the Bibury area of the Cotswolds then you will be pleased to hear that you have a good choice of self catering holiday rental and bed & breakfast accommodation.

Bibury has holiday cottages, bed and breakfast accommodation within walking distance of Bibury and Arlington, and The Swan Hotel caters for those looking for hotel accommodation in Bibury.

Bibury Holiday Cottages

Escape to the heart of the Cotswolds and immerse yourself in the timeless beauty of Bibury. Our collection of charming holiday cottages offers the perfect base for exploring this enchanting village and its picturesque surroundings.

From cosy retreats for couples to spacious family homes, we have the ideal holiday accommodation to suit your needs in Bibury and the surrounding Cotswolds area.

Pudding Hill Barn Cottage, Arlington - Sleeps 4

Upper Mill Barn, Coln St Aldwyns - Sleeps 4

Mayfly Cottage, Coln St Aldwyns - Sleeps 2

The Old Post Office, Coln St Aldwyns - Sleeps 8

The Lodge, Coln St Aldwyns - Sleeps 4

3 Painters Field, Quenington - Sleeps 4

Bramley Cottage, Calcot - Sleeps 2

Greyhound Barn, Barnsley - Sleeps 16

Meadow View Cottage, Calcot - Sleeps 6

Bibury hotels

Swan Hotel, Bibury

The Swan Hotel is welcoming, comfortable and indulgent - an enchanting riverside coaching inn at the heart of the picture postcard village of Bibury, a quintessential Cotswold destination.

Welcome to The Swan Hotel, a handsome former coaching inn, beside the River Coln in Bibury. The village, which is nestled in the Cotswold Hills, which William Morris called ‘the most beautiful village in England. Come and enjoy the hypnotic charm of the babbling river and the gentle pace of life. The village’s beautifully restored Cotswold stone cottages and meadows are a big attraction for photographers and historians alike.