Get More From Your Beckford Hot Tub Cottage Break
Booking cottages with hot tubs in Beckford gives you access to one of Gloucestershire's most charming villages whilst enjoying the kind of luxury that transforms a simple getaway into something special. This peaceful settlement sits between Tewkesbury and Evesham and offers genuine countryside charm without the tourist crowds.
We love how Beckford combines easy access to the Cotswolds with a proper village atmosphere. Whether you're after romantic breaks for 2 or planning large family gatherings, the area delivers. You'll find everything from boutique cottages with private hot tub facilities to big cottages perfect for group getaways.
What to do on a family or couple's hot tub break in Beckford
Beckford sits in the Vale of Evesham, an area famous for its market gardens and orchards. The village itself dates back to Saxon times and features traditional Cotswold stone buildings. St John the Baptist Church dominates the skyline with its distinctive tower visible across the surrounding farmland.
This location works brilliantly for hot tub stays because you get proper countryside seclusion whilst remaining within striking distance of major attractions. Tewkesbury lies just 4 miles north whilst Broadway and the heart of the Cotswolds sit 6 miles southeast. After a day exploring you can return to your cottage with hot tub and unwind properly.
Sightseeing in Beckford
The village maintains its agricultural heritage with working farms surrounding the settlement. Local footpaths connect to the Wychavon Way long-distance trail. You'll spot traditional half-timbered buildings alongside Cotswold stone cottages. The area transforms with the seasons as orchards blossom in spring and harvest colours arrive in autumn.
Top 5 attractions you have to see in Beckford
The surrounding area packs in historic sites, natural beauty and family-friendly attractions. We've picked five destinations that showcase what makes this corner of Gloucestershire special.
Tewkesbury Abbey
This Norman abbey stands as one of Britain's finest medieval buildings. The tower reaches 148 feet and the nave contains massive columns dating from 1121. Entry is free and the stained glass windows are exceptional. The abbey played a key role in the 1471 Battle of Tewkesbury.
Broadway Tower
Standing 1,024 feet above sea level, this folly offers views across 16 counties on clear days. Built in 1798, the tower now houses exhibitions about its history. The surrounding country park provides excellent walking routes. It's a 15-minute drive from Beckford and makes a brilliant afternoon visit.
Sudeley Castle
Katherine Parr, Henry VIII's last wife, is buried in the chapel here. The castle features award-winning gardens and houses a significant art collection. Kids enjoy the adventure playground whilst adults appreciate the Tudor history. Book tickets online for better deals on admission.
Cotswold Farm Park
Adam Henson's farm near Guiting Power lets visitors meet rare breed animals. Spring brings lambing time when you can bottle-feed newborns. The farm offers indoor and outdoor play areas making it ideal for unpredictable weather. It's perfect for families staying in dog friendly or pet friendly cottages as your own dogs are welcome in certain areas.
Bredon Hill
This outlier of the Cotswolds rises to 961 feet and offers panoramic views. The summit features an Iron Age hill fort called Kemerton Camp. Several circular walks start from nearby villages. The climb takes about 90 minutes and rewards you with views across the Malverns and into Wales.
Don't Miss These...
| Attraction | What you'll experience | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Tewkesbury Abbey | Norman architecture and medieval history in a working church with free entry | Everyone |
| Broadway Tower | Panoramic countryside views from an 18th-century folly with country park walks | Couples |
| Sudeley Castle | Tudor history, award-winning gardens and significant art collections | Families |
| Cotswold Farm Park | Hands-on animal encounters with rare breeds and seasonal farming activities | Families |
| Bredon Hill | Hill walking with Iron Age fort remains and spectacular summit views | Groups |
Visitor FAQs
How do I get to Beckford?
The M5 motorway runs 3 miles west with Junction 9 providing direct access. Cheltenham Spa railway station sits 8 miles south with regular services to London Paddington. Birmingham Airport is 40 miles north for international visitors booking holiday cottages in the area.
What family activities are available near Beckford?
Cotswold Farm Park offers animal encounters whilst Sudeley Castle provides adventure playgrounds. Tewkesbury has river walks and boat trips. Many holiday homes and lodges offer enclosed gardens perfect for children. The area suits large holiday groups with varied interests.
Where are the best romantic spots?
Broadway village delivers quintessential Cotswold charm with independent shops and tea rooms. Bredon Hill provides secluded walking routes. Many luxury cottages and boutique cottages feature isolated settings perfect for romantic breaks. The private hot tub at your rental adds extra romance.
What shopping options exist nearby?
Tewkesbury offers independent shops along Church Street and the High Street. Broadway features galleries and antique shops. Cheltenham provides major retail chains. Local farm shops sell seasonal produce. Book accommodation near these towns for convenient access.
Why choose a hot tub cottage in Beckford?
The rural setting means secluded properties with genuine privacy. After walking or sightseeing, a jacuzzi or swimming pool provides perfect relaxation. Many self catering properties here are remote self catering retreats. You'll find everything from cheap cottages to luxury cottages, log cabin styles to coastal cottages within driving distance, fishing lodges to unique cottages. Options include 1 bedroom chalets for last minute breaks or large cottages sleeping extended families. Pet friendly cottages with dogs welcome are common. Forest holiday vibes meet country breaks convenience.
Cottages with hot tubs in Beckford give you the best of Gloucestershire. You get peaceful village life, easy access to Cotswold attractions and the luxury of your own hot tub breaks. Whether you're planning cottage breaks for new year, searching for places to stay for 1 night or organizing group cottages for hire, this area delivers. Visit Beckford and discover why we rate it so highly for hot tub cottages and holiday lets. The combination of location and facilities makes it ideal for getaways throughout the year.