Bowers Hill Farm, Bowers Hill

The accommodation

Bower Hill Farm Bedroom
Stay off the beaten track at this wonderful Cotswold location within our large Victorian farmhouse commanding magnificent views of the Cotswolds, and nearby Bredon & Malvern Hills. The perfect place for touring infamous Cotswold villages & sites throughout Gloucestershire and Worcestershire.

As natives of the area (Martin's family have been in residence since 1904), we can tell you all about local country customs and pursuits – join in if you wish, from Morris dancing, point-to-point horseracing, and our own Olympic Cotswold Games with a difference! Meet all the local characters, David the village farrier, Jim the ditch man and Vic our local plum & rhubarb vintner. Martin will warn you about the local plum wine! Learn all about the local history of the area through your hosts and see for yourself the medieval fields, old gas lamps, and lovely antiques that will help capture the days of long gone.

…and for breakfast!

Breakfast is served in the dining room during the cooler months, in front of a roaring log fire where the imposing inglenook fireplace and the large 18th century Cheshire Dresser complete with clock, often become the talking point. In warmer weather, guests can enjoy breakfast in the conservatory, watching all the animals and birds enjoy the sunshine. Indulge yourselves in the traditional English breakfast and give yourself a great start to the day. Where ever possible we always try to provide guests with quality food either produced by ourselves or sourced from the local community. We cater for vegetarians and those who eat special diets. For those with healthy appetites we recommend: ‘The Full Monty’

Question and answers

What’s your favourite breakfast?: Homemade porridge with thick organic natural yoghurt and Gloucestershire honey of course!
What did you do before becoming a landlady/landlord?: HR Manager in London based IT firms.
What makes your B&B special?: Fab setting with wonderful views – high attention to detail with cleanliness, quality furnishings and nothing too much trouble! Very friendly and relaxed – home from home.
What do you enjoy most about running a B&B?: Learning all about different cultures and people’s funny little idosynchroncies.
What’s your funniest moment as a B&B proprietor?: Finding various humorous items in peoples’ rooms most I dare not write about apart from finding a banana skin at the bottom of one gentleman’s bed!