Cheap Hotels or B&B (Boutique Bed and Breakfast) in Lechlade-on-Thames

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Lechlade-on-Thames is surrounded by beautiful lakes and has plenty of things to do to enrich a holiday. It’s a peaceful, family and pet-friendly town.

There are a few hotels and B&B’s in the town centre and it is possible to stay right by the river overlooking the boats and wildlife at The Riverside Inn. To stay in the midst of the shops, pubs and restaurants The New Inn, and Vera’s Kitchen and B&B are ideal and can facilitate single travellers, couples, and families.

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Cheap Accommodation in or near Lechlade-on-Thames

Lechlade-on-Thames is good value for Gloucestershire, and it is possible to stay in the town with bed and breakfast as cheap as £68 per night. The Cotswolds is a great place to take your dog; with extensive countryside and woodlands for walks. The Swan Inn and Vera’s Kitchen and B&B are pet-friendly, for those who wish to stay in the town centre with their furry best friend.

More accommodation options are available on the edge of the town, including holiday homes, campsites and hotels with bed and breakfast. Some of these hotels are for more luxurious budgets; however cheap accommodation can be found! Four people (and pets) can stay in a cheerful log cabin in the woods for only £254 per night.

Close to the lakes and bundles of activities, the holiday homes and campsites are better for family trips. Camping is also the cheapest option. The Bridge House Campsite and Lechlade Court mobile home park are walking distance from the town centre and tent-pitch camping is priced at as little as £9 per adult per night.

Whilst there are many desirable places to stay in the town; there are more secluded B&B’s and hotels scattered about the glorious countryside around Lechlade-on-Thames.

What’s in this town in Gloucestershire Cotswolds ?

For the perfect British countryside holiday Lechlade-on-Thames provides all you need. The town has many independent shops to buy gifts. There are craft shops, antique shops and a Christmas shop open all year round. Being a historical market town, there are some shops that are especially unique, like the ironmongers. For people staying in holiday homes or self-catered accommodation there are convenience stores which stock the essentials.

For a more active holiday there is a place you can hire a canoe and go paddling down the river Thames, or there are plenty of fishing spots for the avid angler. Travelling with a dog? The Cotswolds is full of wonderful walks and Lechlade is no exception. There are plenty of pubs and cafes which are dog-friendly too! Looking for something different? Dancing Trousers Cookery School offers courses for all ages and experience and is a perfect activity for any foodie.

The historical town is full of classic Cotswold stone buildings and pretty churches. You could do everything or nothing if you choose – it’s a town where you can relax or explore. Having many accommodation options within walking distance of the town centre; it is easy to find a pub, hotel or restaurant for eating and drinking. Some of the pubs are equipped with games to enjoy, other places are more suitable for a quiet dinner.

Lechlade-on-Thames has a lot to be enjoyed, and there are plenty of hotels, B&Bs and self-catered accommodation choices for different budgets, meaning that you wouldn’t have to go far to find something to do. Should you choose to explore the Cotswolds further; there are equally enchanting towns and villages close-by.

Bourton-on-the-Water boasts a picturesque waterway and family attractions, and for the more urban Cotswold experience Cheltenham and Cirencester are not far away with high street shops, hotels and restaurants.

Lechlade-on-Thames is picturesque, peaceful, and charming. In the summer it is easy to make the most of the scenery, the river and the lakes – perfect for a summer holiday. In the cooler months this characterful town makes an ideal choice for a quiet escape from the business of everyday life.