The Beckford Inn Beckford, Gloucestershire, GL20 7AN

  • 12 bedrooms

Comfortable Bedrooms near Tewkesbury and Cheltenham Racecourse

The Beckford Inn is a 19th century pub situated in the village of Beckford on the edge of the Cotswolds on the border with Worcestershire. After a day discovering the honey-coloured villages of Broadway and Winchcombe, walking the Cotswold Way, or attending one of Cheltenham’s renowned festivals, guests can return to rest in one of 12 comfortable bedrooms. Enjoy award-winning Butcombe beers, delicious pub classics, and alfresco drinking and dining in the summertime.

Facilties & Amenities

  • Beer Garden
  • Breakfast
  • Craft Beer
  • Dog Friendly Rooms
  • Family Friendly
  • Log Fires
  • Parking

Bedrooms

The Beckford Inn has 12 bedrooms. Rooms come with comfortable beds, en-suite bathrooms, complimentary toiletries, tea and coffee making facilities, a TV, and WiFi access. Dogs are welcome on request with prior acknowledgment (nominal charges apply). There are also family bedrooms (accommodating up to three guests) and ground floors rooms with easy access, although these are not fully adapted for wheelchair users.

Food & Drink

Food at The Beckford Inn centres around well-loved British pub classics, served in a relaxed and welcoming setting. Menus include hearty favourites, daily specials, lighter seasonal dishes, and vegetarian options, alongside a popular Sunday roast. Behind the bar, guests will find award-winning Butcombe ales, alongside lagers, cider, wines, and spirits. In the summertime enjoy alfresco drinking and dining in the terraced beer garden.

Nearby

Bredon Hill – Popular walking destination offering panoramic views across Worcestershire and Gloucestershire (5 miles)

Sudeley Castle & Gardens – Historic castle with award-winning gardens and royal connections (7 miles)

Broadway – One of the Cotswolds’ most picturesque villages, filled with independent shops and cafés (8 miles)

Winchcombe – Historic town with independent shops and walking routes (8 miles)

Tewkesbury – Medieval market town famous for its abbey and riverside setting (8 miles)

Cheltenham Racecourse – The home of jump racing & Cheltenham Festival (8 miles)

Cleeve Hill Golf Club – Old Tom Morris designed course (8.5 miles)

Cleeve Hill – The highest point in the Cotswolds with spectacular walking trails (10 miles)