THE PIG - in the Cotswolds
Gorgeous Grade II-listed hotel in the Cotswolds with historic charm, a superb restaurant and a peaceful wellness spa.
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Highlights
- Nestled in the idyllic village of Barnsley, THE PIG-in the Cotswolds is a 17th-century Grade II-listed retreat brimming with historic charm and relaxed luxury.
- Spacious and character-filled bedrooms are spread across the honey-stone manor, the Stableyard and secluded garden spots, many with views of the Rosemary Verey-designed Arts and Crafts gardens.
- Rooms feature roll-top baths, reclaimed materials, private terraces and countryside views – all wrapped in soft florals, rich textures and THE PIG’s unmistakable cosy elegance.
- The Kitchen Garden is at the heart of the experience, serving up a seasonal 25-mile menu crafted from homegrown produce and top-quality local ingredients from trusted Cotswold suppliers.
- Just across the road, The Village Pub is perfect for a laid-back pint, while the Fieldhouse offers soothing treatments and a peaceful garden escape.
- Located minutes from Cirencester, with Burford, Bibury and Cheltenham’s festivals nearby, this is the perfect base to explore the very best of the Cotswolds.
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- On-site parking.
- This is a 17th-century Grade II-listed property with uneven gravel paths and steps at the restaurant, though a ramp is available for wheelchair access.
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The details
Tucked away in the picture-perfect village of Barnsley, THE PIG-in the Cotswolds is a 17th-century Grade II-listed treasure, steeped in character and country charm. This beautifully restored retreat blends elegant heritage with THE PIG’s signature relaxed luxury, offering one of the most charming stays in the Cotswolds.
Inside the honey-hued manor and its surrounding buildings, you’ll find some of the most spacious bedrooms in the PIG collection. Rooms are spread across the main house with views of the original Rosemary Verey-designed Arts and Crafts gardens, the expansive Stableyard and tucked-away garden spots for those seeking a little extra peace and privacy.
Expect roll-top baths, reclaimed textures and larders stuffed with tasty treats and tipples. Many rooms boast original period features, private terraces and glorious countryside views – all wrapped up in that unmistakable PIG warmth. Soft floral features, indulgent fabrics and rustic charm ensure that you and your loved one can enjoy a stay that is opulent whilst still offering the comfort and charms of home.
During your stay you can also enjoy a superb meal at the Kitchen Garden. The gardening team works side-by-side with the chefs to grow, harvest and craft a seasonal 25-mile menu, championing simple British garden produce. What can’t be grown on-site is sourced from a tight-knit network of local Cotswolds suppliers – from freshly baked loaves at Lynwood & Co, to award-winning meats from Jesse Smith butchers, fish from New Wave and handmade preserves by A Pot of What. Be sure to book a table one evening during your stay.
You can also pop across the road to The Village Pub, which adds to the charm. This is a proper Cotswolds bolthole for a cosy pint – while the Fieldhouse, tucked in the garden, offers a tranquil space for treatments and a dose of wellbeing. Take a full hour to unwind at the Fieldhouse, with access to the sauna, steam room, outdoor heated hydrotherapy pool and tranquil garden terrace. Fancy a little extra indulgence? Treat yourself to a treatment while you’re there.
Step beyond the house and you’re surrounded by quintessential Cotswold countryside. The market town of Cirencester is just four miles away, with cobbled-street neighbours like Burford, Bibury and Bourton-on-the-Water all within easy reach. For a dash of culture, Cheltenham’s renowned literature, jazz and racing festivals are just a short drive away.
Inside the honey-hued manor and its surrounding buildings, you’ll find some of the most spacious bedrooms in the PIG collection. Rooms are spread across the main house with views of the original Rosemary Verey-designed Arts and Crafts gardens, the expansive Stableyard and tucked-away garden spots for those seeking a little extra peace and privacy.
Expect roll-top baths, reclaimed textures and larders stuffed with tasty treats and tipples. Many rooms boast original period features, private terraces and glorious countryside views – all wrapped up in that unmistakable PIG warmth. Soft floral features, indulgent fabrics and rustic charm ensure that you and your loved one can enjoy a stay that is opulent whilst still offering the comfort and charms of home.
During your stay you can also enjoy a superb meal at the Kitchen Garden. The gardening team works side-by-side with the chefs to grow, harvest and craft a seasonal 25-mile menu, championing simple British garden produce. What can’t be grown on-site is sourced from a tight-knit network of local Cotswolds suppliers – from freshly baked loaves at Lynwood & Co, to award-winning meats from Jesse Smith butchers, fish from New Wave and handmade preserves by A Pot of What. Be sure to book a table one evening during your stay.
You can also pop across the road to The Village Pub, which adds to the charm. This is a proper Cotswolds bolthole for a cosy pint – while the Fieldhouse, tucked in the garden, offers a tranquil space for treatments and a dose of wellbeing. Take a full hour to unwind at the Fieldhouse, with access to the sauna, steam room, outdoor heated hydrotherapy pool and tranquil garden terrace. Fancy a little extra indulgence? Treat yourself to a treatment while you’re there.
Step beyond the house and you’re surrounded by quintessential Cotswold countryside. The market town of Cirencester is just four miles away, with cobbled-street neighbours like Burford, Bibury and Bourton-on-the-Water all within easy reach. For a dash of culture, Cheltenham’s renowned literature, jazz and racing festivals are just a short drive away.
Tucked away in the picture-perfect village of Barnsley, THE PIG-in the Cotswolds is a 17th-century Grade II-listed treasure, steeped in character and country charm. This beautifully restored retreat blends elegant heritage with THE PIG’s signature relaxed luxury, offering one of the most charming stays in the Cotswolds.
Inside the honey-hued manor and its surrounding buildings, you’ll find some of the most spacious bedrooms in the PIG collection. Rooms are spread across the main house with views of the original Rosemary Verey-designed Arts and Crafts gardens, the expansive Stableyard and tucked-away garden spots for those seeking a little extra peace and privacy.
Expect roll-top baths, reclaimed textures and larders stuffed with tasty treats and tipples. Many rooms boast original period features, private terraces and glorious countryside views – all wrapped up in that unmistakable PIG warmth. Soft floral features, indulgent fabrics and rustic charm ensure that you and your loved one can enjoy a stay that is opulent whilst still offering the comfort and charms of home.
During your stay you can also enjoy a superb meal at the Kitchen Garden. The gardening team works side-by-side with the chefs to grow, harvest and craft a seasonal 25-mile menu, championing simple British garden produce. What can’t be grown on-site is sourced from a tight-knit network of local Cotswolds suppliers – from freshly baked loaves at Lynwood & Co, to award-winning meats from Jesse Smith butchers, fish from New Wave and handmade preserves by A Pot of What. Be sure to book a table one evening during your stay.
You can also pop across the road to The Village Pub, which adds to the charm. This is a proper Cotswolds bolthole for a cosy pint – while the Fieldhouse, tucked in the garden, offers a tranquil space for treatments and a dose of wellbeing. Take a full hour to unwind at the Fieldhouse, with access to the sauna, steam room, outdoor heated hydrotherapy pool and tranquil garden terrace. Fancy a little extra indulgence? Treat yourself to a treatment while you’re there.
Step beyond the house and you’re surrounded by quintessential Cotswold countryside. The market town of Cirencester is just four miles away, with cobbled-street neighbours like Burford, Bibury and Bourton-on-the-Water all within easy reach. For a dash of culture, Cheltenham’s renowned literature, jazz and racing festivals are just a short drive away.
Inside the honey-hued manor and its surrounding buildings, you’ll find some of the most spacious bedrooms in the PIG collection. Rooms are spread across the main house with views of the original Rosemary Verey-designed Arts and Crafts gardens, the expansive Stableyard and tucked-away garden spots for those seeking a little extra peace and privacy.
Expect roll-top baths, reclaimed textures and larders stuffed with tasty treats and tipples. Many rooms boast original period features, private terraces and glorious countryside views – all wrapped up in that unmistakable PIG warmth. Soft floral features, indulgent fabrics and rustic charm ensure that you and your loved one can enjoy a stay that is opulent whilst still offering the comfort and charms of home.
During your stay you can also enjoy a superb meal at the Kitchen Garden. The gardening team works side-by-side with the chefs to grow, harvest and craft a seasonal 25-mile menu, championing simple British garden produce. What can’t be grown on-site is sourced from a tight-knit network of local Cotswolds suppliers – from freshly baked loaves at Lynwood & Co, to award-winning meats from Jesse Smith butchers, fish from New Wave and handmade preserves by A Pot of What. Be sure to book a table one evening during your stay.
You can also pop across the road to The Village Pub, which adds to the charm. This is a proper Cotswolds bolthole for a cosy pint – while the Fieldhouse, tucked in the garden, offers a tranquil space for treatments and a dose of wellbeing. Take a full hour to unwind at the Fieldhouse, with access to the sauna, steam room, outdoor heated hydrotherapy pool and tranquil garden terrace. Fancy a little extra indulgence? Treat yourself to a treatment while you’re there.
Step beyond the house and you’re surrounded by quintessential Cotswold countryside. The market town of Cirencester is just four miles away, with cobbled-street neighbours like Burford, Bibury and Bourton-on-the-Water all within easy reach. For a dash of culture, Cheltenham’s renowned literature, jazz and racing festivals are just a short drive away.
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