Cleeve Hill accommodation on the Cotswold Way - B&Bs, inns, hotels, and campsites for walkers, with listings near the trail stages.
Gloucestershire
Cleeve Hill is the highest ground on the Cotswold Way, an open common of limestone grassland above Cheltenham with wide views west across the Severn Vale. The trail crosses Cleeve Common on Stages 4 and 5 - wind, sky, and few trees - so a bed nearby is useful when you want to split the climb between Winchcombe and Dowdeswell. The scatter of houses and hotels along the ridge is not a classic Cotswold village, but it sits right on the path. Expect steeper days either side and book if you need a night at the top rather than dropping into Winchcombe or Cheltenham.
Trail sections passing through or finishing near Cleeve Hill include Winchcombe to Cleeve Hill and Cleeve Hill to Dowdeswell. Browse all accommodation by town or type.
Sights nearby include Cleeve Hill, Belas Knap, Chedworth Roman Villa and Gloucestershire Warwickshire Steam Railway.
These listings are drawn from our Cotswold Way directory for Cleeve Hill. Availability, prices, and facilities change through the season - always confirm details and book ahead in busy months.
