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Steeped in rich, historic charm with its honey-hued stonewall buildings and peaceful surrounding gardens, The Dial House Hotel in Bourton-on-the-Water is a boutique Cotswolds hotel with 13 rooms, five of them designed by Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen, plus a restaurant and bar. Experience the enchanting ambiance of honey-hued stonewall buildings and peaceful gardens at The Dial House Hotel. Immerse yourself in the rich history and serenity of this idyllic village retreat.
Guests under the age of 18 can only check in with a parent or official guardian.
A deposit may be required at the property.
Pets are not allowed.
Children of any age are allowed. Cots are not available.
Guests must be at least 18 years old to check in. The minimum guest age is 12.
Free parking is available on site.
WiFi is available and is free of charge.
Pets are not allowed.
Children of any age are allowed. Cots are not available.
Guests must be at least 18 years old to check in. The minimum guest age is 12.
Free parking is available on site.
WiFi is available and is free of charge.
Non-smoking throughout.
Location.
Very disappointing stay. Having read all the fantastic reviews, I arrived with high expectations, so unfortunately, my experience was a real letdown.
I booked the most basic option, the Garden Room, so I wasn’t expecting luxury. However, the room was incredibly small — you could barely swing a cat in it! Even so, at £148, I would still expect a reasonable standard of accommodation.
The room wasn’t necessarily dirty, but it felt neglected and poorly maintained, as though it hadn’t been properly looked after in some time. To make matters worse, there was mould in the bathroom, which is not only unpleasant but also raises serious hygiene and potential health concerns. This is simply not what I would expect from accommodation at this price. Please see the attached photos and judge for yourselves.
The location of the room was another issue. It was situated next to the small lounge and bar, meaning I could hear every drink being prepared and people talking. At times, it genuinely felt as though they were in my room, making it difficult to relax and enjoy my stay.
Overall, a very disappointing experience, especially given the glowing reviews and the £148 price tag. I understand that I booked the most basic room, but that should never mean compromising on cleanliness, maintenance or basic standards of accommodation. I expected better and left feeling thoroughly let down.
Convince of location and parking
Staff were friendly and efficient. Service was excellent. Food was very tasty, breakfast lovely. Location perfect.
There were a couple of places that need a touch up, paintwork in the room but generally very happy.
Gorgeous room, spacious and comfy. Highly recommend a stay here. So much to see and do in this beautiful village. Great hosts and staff.
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Wow such a stunning place to stay in a stunning village. Our room was beautiful and spacious, two bedroomed with a lovely large bathroom. Every thought and care went into providing a comfy stay , top of our list for a stay.
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One of the few hotels in Bourton that has its own carpark. Great location once you find it, a little tricky in the car on Sat nav. Great boutique hotel and restaurant
Bourton can get very busy with tourists
Excelente el servicio del restaurante
La escalera para la habitación del segundo piso
Didn’t have breakfast but the evening meal was superb
Toilet was dirty in the room and needed flushing
Attentive courteous staff who will make sure you enjoy your stay. Thanks Daniela.
It was very central. Main building is old and typical.
Staff were great
Beds not comfortables. Mattress needs upgrade.
Drain in shower very slow to evacuate water.
Really cute, boutique accommodation in the heart of Bourton-on-the-Water. The accompanying breakfast was delightful and all team members we interacted with were helpful and pleasant. Chef was able to make some
modifications to the menu to ensure a safe dining experience for someone with celiac, so that was very much appreciated. The faint pattering of raindrops on the window panes painted a very special memory as the evening set in. Almost a magical experience in a sense.
The access to the parking area in the rear is kind of tight, so larger vehicles would be more unwieldy to maneuver. No real complaints though.
Was amazing and free parking was a great point. So close to main attractions
Breakfast was beautiful. Room was stunning very hot had a fan but at 37degress it’s tough to keep any room cool. Still very nice. Staff so helpful friendly
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