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Saddler's Cottage, Tetbury, Cotswolds

About

01 about

NEW COTTAGE

Our lovingly restored Saddler’s Cottage offers thick old stone walls, exposed beams, and a sunny south-facing garden - just moments from everything Tetbury has to offer.

Discover this lovely Cotswold town’s Georgian architecture, browse stylish independents like Cleverly Wrapped or Domestic Science, and enjoy delicious small plates at Lola & Co or coffee at Café 53 and browse through the numerous antique shops for which Tetbury is famous for. With royal connections and artisan charm, Tetbury is perfect for a relaxed and inspiring getaway.

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03 facts

Sleeps up to 4 + cot

From £1,199 per week, £899 per short break
"20% Just For Two" discount available outside school holidays

Bedrooms & Bathrooms

Two bedrooms & bathrooms
One with king size bed and shower room
One under the eaves with zip & link/twin beds and a free standing bath tub under a roof light, perfect for star gazing

Family

Yes, children are very welcome, please bring your own cot/highchair

Pets

Up to two well behaved dogs are welcome. Please note, there is an additional fee per dog, per week or short break.

Changeover Days

Monday & Friday
Arrival time: after 4pm
Departure time: before 10am
Short breaks are Mon-Fri or Fri-Mon and are charged at 75% of weekly price

Outside Space

South facing decked garden overlooking a little green valley

Practicalities

There is free on-street parking and a car park (Pay By Phone) incl. EVCP bays is conveniently right by the cottage

Other

There will be a little welcome surprise waiting for you to get you started

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05 availability & booking

Please note that we use Bookalet. You will receive an email directly through the system from bookings@bookalet.co.uk

For any special enquiry please do not hesitate to give us a call +44 (0)7730 435 621 or send us an email enquiries@snugretreats.com.

We are happy to assist.

WEEKLY RATES

From £1,199 - £2,136 pw
Note: A special 20% "Just for Two" discount available outside school holidays

SHORT BREAKS

Mid Week Breaks (Mon to Fri) cost 75% of the weekly rate
Long Weekends (Fri to Mon) cost 75% of the weekly rate
Short breaks are not available at Christmas and New Year

PAYMENTS

A 1⁄3 deposit & £66 booking fee secures your dates
Payment of balance is due 8 weeks before your holiday starts
There is a charge of £45 per pet per week or short break

06 favourite places to go

Malmesbury

Malmesbury England’s oldest borough is quite simply a delight. The high street is full with independent shops and eateries, all nestling in the shadow of the stunning 12th century Abbey. Meander along the beautiful River Avon and Conygre Mead Nature Reserve; discover more about the first King of England in the Athelstan Museum and admire the 15th century market cross. Or enjoy one of the many festivals staged throughout the year.

And don't forget to stop for a drink or something to eat at The Old Bell, rumoured to be England’s oldest hotel.

Highgrove Gardens

Highgrove
Doughton
Tetbury
GL8 8TQ
(Apr - Oct)

"Highgrove is the private home of Their Royal Highnesses The Prince of Wales and The Duchess of Cornwall. The house is not open to the public, but the Gardens are open between April and October every year to allow visitors to share TRHs’ enjoyment of this much-loved, inspirational place.

Discover the gardens’ delights, along with hidden curios and horticultural innovations, on a tour that offers a rare glimpse into the life of The Prince of Wales."

Calcot Manor & Spa

Calcot & Spa
Tetbury
Gloucestershire
GL8 8YJ

"Surrounded by idyllic Cotswold countryside, our tranquil spa is the perfect place for an indulgent escape. Unwind with a dreamy treatment, slip into the warm, enveloping waters of our outdoor fireside hot tub or retreat to the warmth of the sauna. We have everything here to ensure that you leave us looking fabulous and feeling wonderful. So just turn up, relax and let us take care of you."

Cirencester

"Cirencester is a vibrant market town steeped in Roman history and full of Cotswold charm. Day visitors can explore the Corinium Museum, stroll through the expansive Cirencester Park, and visit the impressive Church of St John the Baptist. The town’s Roman Amphitheatre and Abbey Grounds offer peaceful green spaces and a glimpse into its ancient past.
For shopping, head to Black Jack Street, Swan Yard, and The Woolmarket, where you’ll find stylish independents, artisan goods, and antiques. Don’t miss the Charter Market (Mondays and Fridays) and Corn Hall markets for local produce and crafts.
Foodies will love Roots + Seeds Kitchen Garden, Café Mosaic, and Made by Bob for fresh, seasonal dishes and relaxed dining. Cirencester offers a perfect mix of heritage, boutique shopping, and great food—ideal for a memorable day out in the Cotswolds."

Westonbirt - The National Abortorium

Westonbirt Arboretum
Tetbury
Gloucestershire
GL8 8QS

"Westonbirt Arboretum is one of the most beautiful and important plant collections in the world. With 15,000 specimens, and 2,500 species of tree from all over the world, the arboretum plays a vital part in research and conservation, as well as being a stunningly beautiful place to visit and explore rare, interesting and beautiful plants from the furthest corners of the globe."

Stroud Farmers Market

Stroud Farmers' Market
Cornhill
Stroud
GL5 2HE
(Saturdays)

"There's a hint of Mike Leigh-style down-and-out urban realism to Stroud. It's gritty, arty, even a little bit dirty, and every Saturday it's teeming with one of the best farmers' markets anywhere. Damien Hirst and Cath Kidston are both regulars. Fresh, hot falafel (the smell is intoxicating) served in warm pitta bread with shredded lettuce makes the perfect breakfast. Gloucester Old Spot sausages, Hereford russet apples, the creamiest local cheeses and Thai snacks from Niang's… it's all here, everything you need to make your tastebuds spin." CNT

Bath

Bath is a UNESCO World Heritage city that offers a rich blend of history, literature, and seasonal charm. Day visitors can explore iconic landmarks such as the Roman Baths, Bath Abbey, and the elegant Royal Crescent. Stroll across the scenic Pulteney Bridge, enjoy panoramic views from Alexandra Park, and discover Georgian architecture at its finest.
Literature lovers can delve into the world of Jane Austen, who once lived in Bath, by visiting the Jane Austen Centre and walking the very streets that inspired her novels.
During the festive season, Bath comes alive with its award-winning Christmas Market, set around the Abbey and Roman Baths. With over 200 twinkling chalets offering artisan gifts, mulled wine, and seasonal treats, it’s one of the UK’s most magical winter experiences.
Whether you're drawn by history, culture, or festive cheer, Bath makes for a truly memorable day out.

07 favourite places to eat

Wilder

Wilder
Market St
Nailsworth
Stroud
GL6 0BX

"Each evening we create an eight-course surprise tasting menu. Wilder serves creative cooking in a small intimate venue for the discerning diner.

Expect beautiful dishes with a delicate balance of textures & colours and a strong focus on flavour. A matching wine flight or soft drinks flight is the perfect accompaniment to your dishes and a chance to try an array of different drinks throughout the night…"

Lola & Co

28 Long Street,
Tetbury
Gloucestershire
GL8 8AA

"We are a Mediterranean Spanish family, who like to sit at the table, talk about life and laugh at our stories while we eat a good meal and drink a glass of red wine... It was at one of these meals that the idea for Lola&Co arose. Offer our neighbours, friends and visitors of Tetbury a Spanish, Mediterranean, English product of the highest quality...It is those meals, those dinners that we live in the moment.. Food can bring people together in a way nothing else could, and this is the purpose of La Lola & Co."

The Royal Oak

1 Cirencester Road,
Tetbury,
GL8 8EY

"We pride ourselves on using fresh, local ingredients in our ever-changing seasonal menu... We have a range of local real ales and ciders along with familiar favourites on tap, plus a great range of spirits, house cocktails and soft drinks. Food service is available both downstairs in the dog-friendly bar, and upstairs in our relaxed dining area. From three-course meals, our hearty ‘pubstantial’ Oak Pots, and an outdoor Airstream serving world street food during the summer months, we aim to keep our menus as fresh as our ingredients."

Juliet

49 London Road
Stroud
GL5 2AD

"Imagine dropping a French bistro into the Cotswolds and you’ve got something a lot like Juliet. Combining a buzzy vibe with an enthusiastic and affable team, plus delightful dishes from beyond France’s borders, it’s easy to see why the place is so popular. The menu largely sticks to the classics, providing satisfying versions of time-honoured favourites; keep an eye on the dish of the day, for treats such as cavatelli with lamb ragù. If you’re celebrating, consider booking the private Piano Bar, where a live musician will soundtrack your evening."

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