Cotswolds, near Cheltenham
Miraz
Off-grid cabin with spectacular views down the Cotswolds valley.
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Gloucestershire
Off-grid cabins in the Cotswolds
Off-grid cabins scattered across the Cotswolds, each tucked into its own quiet corner of countryside. Near Cheltenham you'll find long valley views; near Cirencester, cabins secluded among the trees.
1.5 to 2 hoursby car from London
Paddington to Cheltenham Spanearest train route
Dogs welcomeone dog, £30 per stay
The cabins
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Near Cheltenham
Hillside cabins with valley views near Cheltenham.
Near Cirencester
Secluded woodland cabins near Cirencester.
Cotswolds, near Cirencester
Edmund
Secluded off-grid cabin with sunset views.
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Cotswolds, near Cirencester
Bree
Cosy off-grid cabin set among the trees.
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Cotswolds, near Cirencester
Aravis
Secluded off-grid cabin surrounded by trees.
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Cotswolds, near Cirencester
Tirian
Secluded off-grid cabin with dark skies for stargazing.
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SEEK guide
Seek in Cotswolds
Everything we love about the Cotswolds, from Andoversford and Cheltenham to Chedworth, Bibury and Cirencester, and our pick of things to do near the cabins. These are the villages, places and pubs we'd explore if we were staying here.
Cotswold Way
Head out on one of England's most beautiful long-distance trails, winding through rolling hills, villages and some brilliant viewpoints.
The Frogmill Pub
Classic Cotswold vibes with a spacious outside beer garden and warm interior inside.
The Stump
A proper Cotswolds pub for good food, pizzas, local ales and a well-earned drink after a day exploring.
The Fox
One of the newest spots in town, bringing a more modern take to the traditional country pub. Great food, good drinks and more to come, including saunas and ice baths.
The Village Pub, Barnsley
Owned by The PIG, with local food and a delicious roast.
Dunkertons Cider
A Cotswolds institution making organic cider from local apples. A good place to stop for a drink and taste a little of the local countryside.
Elkstone Studios
A brilliant little cluster of places to eat, drink and spend an afternoon, where you'll find Knead Bakery, Lardon, Jesse Smith Butchers, Padel Shift and more.
Calmsden Kitchen
Delicious coffee, homemade cakes and the occasional supper club, all within walking distance of Aravis, Edmund, Tirian and Bree.
Eleven Bibury
Coffee and brunch down by the trout farm in Bibury. A good start before a wander round Arlington Row.
Chedworth Roman Villa
One of Britain's best-preserved Roman villas, hidden in a wooded Cotswold valley. Explore the ruins, mosaics and ancient baths.
Classic Cotswolds Villages
Arlington Row in Bibury is one of the most photographed. Others include Bourton-on-the-Water, Stow-on-the-Wold, Broadway and Chipping Norton.
Your own SEEK guide, sent before you arrive, has the details for each place and how to get there from your cabin.
Getting there
How to reach the Cotswolds
Near Cheltenham
By car
Roughly 1.5 to 2 hours from London via the M40.
By train
London Paddington to Cheltenham Spa (around 2 hours), then a short taxi.
Parking
Free parking at every cabin, with a what3words pin and directions sent before you arrive. No EV charging, as the cabins are off grid.
Near Cirencester
By car
Roughly 1.5 to 2 hours from London via the M4.
By train
London Paddington to Kemble (around 1 hour 15), then a taxi.
Parking
Free parking at every cabin, with a what3words pin and directions sent before you arrive. No EV charging, as the cabins are off grid.
Good to know
Frequently asked questions about our Cotswolds cabins
Where are your off-grid cabins in the Cotswolds?
Our Cotswolds cabins are tucked away in beautiful countryside close to Cirencester and Cheltenham. It's a lovely part of the Cotswolds for exploring quieter villages, countryside walks and brilliant country pubs, with plenty to discover beyond the usual tourist spots.
Which Cotswolds cabin should I choose?
It depends on what you're looking for! Cornelius, Miraz and Rabadash enjoy beautiful valley views looking out towards the sunset, making them lovely spots for sitting outside and taking in the countryside. If you'd prefer a little more seclusion, Bree, Aravis, Edmund and Tirian are nestled amongst young woodland, offering a more tucked-away setting.
You can explore our Cotswolds cabins here to find the right one for your stay.
Where are the best pubs, cafés and hidden spots near your Cotswolds cabins?
The Cotswolds is full of brilliant places to eat and explore. Some of our favourites include The Stump, Dunkertons, Calmsden Kitchen and KNEAD Bakery for delicious pastries.
Our Cotswolds SEEK Guide brings together places we've personally tried and loved, from countryside walks and local pubs to independent cafes and lesser-known spots. We want guests to discover more than just the usual Cotswolds tourist attractions.
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