Business Details
Luxury Boutique Hotel in Bourton-on-the-Water
Dial House Hotel is a distinguished boutique hotel nestled in the heart of Bourton-on-the-Water within the Cotswolds. Established to provide a sanctuary of comfort and historic charm, the hotel combines honey-hued stonewall architecture with modern amenities. Our rooms, five of which were designed by renowned interior designer Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen, offer a unique blend of Victorian flair and contemporary luxury. The hotel features 13 elegantly appointed rooms, including Coach House and Garden Rooms, each designed to ensure a memorable stay. Our restaurant delivers award-winning cuisine, blending local and international dishes, complemented by seasonal menus and a renowned Sunday roast.Dial House Hotel is a versatile venue for weddings, private events, and corporate gatherings, accommodating up to 120 guests. We prioritise guest convenience with complimentary parking, EV charging points, and accessible transport links. Our team is committed to delivering exceptional service, ensuring every visitor experiences the tranquillity and beauty of the Cotswolds. With a history rooted in the villages heritage, we continue to uphold standards of excellence in hospitality. Our dedication to quality is reflected in our attention to detail, from the curated dining experience to the meticulously maintained gardens.
Services
Accommodation
Fine dining
Weddings
Private events
Afternoon tea
EV charging
Highlights and features
- We offer 13 uniquely designed rooms by Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen.
- Our restaurant serves award-winning cuisine with seasonal menus.
- We provide exclusive wedding and event hosting in historic surroundings.
- Complimentary parking and EV charging enhance guest convenience.
- Strategically located in the Cotswolds for easy access to local attractions.
What people say
Award-winning dishes
Historic charm
Professional staff
Stunning gardens
Unique design
Services
Luxury accommodation
Dial House Hotel offers 13 uniquely designed rooms blending historic architecture with modern comforts. Each room features bespoke interiors, complimentary Wi-Fi, and breakfast. Guests enjoy tranquil surroundings and easy access to Cotswold attractions.
Award-winning dining
Our restaurant serves locally sourced and international cuisine with seasonal menus. Highlights include Sunday roasts, afternoon tea, and a winter menu. The dining experience combines historic ambiance with professional service.
Wedding hosting
Dial House Hotel accommodates weddings for up to 60 guests with exclusive use of the venue. Services include catering, event planning, and access to gardens for photography. The historic setting provides a romantic backdrop.
Private events
Host corporate events, celebrations, or private dinners in versatile spaces accommodating up to 120 guests. Services include tailored menus, AV equipment, and event coordination for memorable occasions.
EV charging
Three smart EV charging points are available for guests. Reservations are managed via the Go Zero Charge app. Users must register vehicle details at reception for security purposes.
Questions
What room types are available?
We offer LLB Rooms designed by Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen, Coach House Rooms, and Garden Rooms with historic charm.
Is parking available?
Free parking is available for guests with ANPR registration required. Three EV charging points are also accessible.
Can I host a wedding?
Yes, we host weddings for up to 60 guests with exclusive venue hire and catering services.
What dining options exist?
Our restaurant serves lunch, dinner, and afternoon tea with seasonal menus and Sunday roasts.
Are there event spaces?
Yes, we accommodate private events for up to 120 guests with tailored catering and planning support.
Reviews (6)
Benjamin Bartl
Jun 20, 2022
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Great place, great location! Stayed here for two nights and very much enjoyed it. Should be more than a three Star hotel, with great rooms and friendly staff. Had both dinner and breakfast in the restaurant and enjoyed both. One minor point (but not enough to reduce my rating), the croissant at breakfast was not to my liking, but hey, I'm a little particular about my pastry
Manny Calavera
Jun 17, 2022
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It's a table service restaurant, there's no bar you wait to be seated and served, it's a little pricey but the food does look nice,
Colin Hall
May 25, 2022
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Lovely place to stay. We stayed in the coach house and had a good size room. A little noise outside but nothing unreasonable. The hotel bar in the garden is great with friendly service.
Linda Barton
May 16, 2022
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Beautiful hotel sets in a lovely village excellent position right in the centre breakfast was excellent staff particularly friendly and helpful especially Kelly the waitress who was amazing can't wait to go back again.
David
May 01, 2022
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Don't go out of your way for the Sunday roast. Average. Under cooked vegetables. Yorkshire pudding is huge. Fun for about 5 seconds and then you realise it encompasses half the plate. Add in the fact they only provide blunt knives and you quickly realise there's too much thought required to enjoy the meal.
Stevie Williams
Apr 07, 2022
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This has to be one of the worst most expensive places and the worst kind of atmosphere and food ever I have come across in hospitality industry when you arrive you not treated properly you sit on a table and get ignored the woman gave us a stinking look like daggers very unprofessional and arrogance is the word I would use quite a lot in this place. For the price of a glass of wine is 6 pounds ( small glass) whilst it's 3 for a Coca-Cola soft drink! and rose wine what you get is just a cheap bottle of plonk I've tasted many wines I can assure that this Ros'e why is a very cheap brand! I would not recommend this to anyone this place for service communication and customer service is non-existent
