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Cotswolds Hotel and Spa, Chipping Norton

A large golf and spa hotel at Southcombe, on the edge of Chipping Norton, with 114 rooms and suites, an 18-hole parkland course, padel, spa treatments and Greys Restaurant, plus free parking.

Verified Nov 2026

A resort-style base rather than a characterful inn, chosen for its golf, padel and spa packages. It suits a group break and a free car park at the edge of town. A new spa and bedrooms are due for completion in 2027, with building work away from the main hotel on weekday daytimes. It is entirely cashless now, and dogs are not allowed.

  • Good: 114 rooms and suites, with free parking on site
  • Good: 18-hole parkland course, with golf breaks from £99 a person
  • Good: Spa treatments and a stay and play padel package
  • Good: Blenheim Palace break with palace passes, from £161
  • Worth knowing: Cashless since 22 July 2026: card or contactless only
  • Worth knowing: No dogs or other pets, and the course can be slow with big groups

About

The Cotswolds Hotel and Spa, whose website goes by the name Cotswolds Club, stands at Southcombe on the eastern edge of Chipping Norton. It has 114 on-site rooms and suites, and its strength is what comes with the room.

The golf is an 18-hole parkland course. The hotel warns that it is often busy with threes and fours, which can slow play, and buggies must stay on the rough. Golf breaks start from £99 a person for one night and two rounds off peak, with dinner and a full English breakfast, and £188 for two nights and three rounds. The two padel courts are outdoors and floodlit, open to the public as well as guests and booked through Playtomic; a stay and play padel package starts from £109 a person, with dinner, breakfast and an hour on court each day.

The spa offers massages, facials and body therapies, but no pool, sauna or steam room. A one-night wellness stay with a 50-minute treatment, dinner and breakfast is from £169 a person, sharing. The hotel is building a new luxury spa and bedrooms, due for completion in 2027; it says the work is away from the main building and runs from 8am to 5pm on weekdays only. Greys is the restaurant.

A Blenheim Palace package, with a room, breakfast and day passes to the palace, park and gardens about 15 minutes away, starts from £161, which the package page prices for a double room. Check-in is from 3pm and check-out by 11am. Parking is free on site, but there is no EV charging, and dogs and other pets are not allowed. An accessible room with a roll-in shower is in the main hotel; book it by phone. Since 22 July 2026 the hotel has been cashless, taking only cards and contactless. For a smaller stay in the middle of town, see The Fox.

The details

Serving
Breakfast
Rooms
114
Features
Restaurant · Spa · Parking
Parking
Free on-site parking. The hotel has no EV charging.

Photos

  • A double bed with purple cushions and throw, a tall glazed door to a balcony behind
    A bedroom
  • Two orange armchairs and a table with an ice bucket at a tall window looking over the course
    The view over the course from a room
  • A mown green and a flag among mature trees in low evening sun
    A green on the golf course
  • A white-draped marquee room set for a wedding with red roses along the aisle
    The function room, dressed for a wedding

Location

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Questions about Cotswolds Hotel and Spa, Chipping Norton

Does the Cotswolds Hotel in Chipping Norton take cash?

No. The Cotswolds Hotel and Spa has been cashless since 22 July 2026, and takes only card or contactless payment.

Is there parking at the Cotswolds Hotel and Spa?

Yes. The Cotswolds Hotel and Spa has free on-site parking.

How many rooms does the Cotswolds Hotel and Spa have?

The Cotswolds Hotel and Spa has 114 on-site rooms and suites.

Does the Cotswolds Hotel and Spa take dogs?

No. The Cotswolds Hotel and Spa does not allow dogs or any other pets on the premises.

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