Three Ways House Hotel, Chapel Lane, Mickleton, Chipping Campden

THREE WAYS HOUSE HOTEL

The core of the hotel dates from 1871 and is constructed out of Cotswold stone with later extensions. The hotel comprises 48 en suite bedrooms, restaurant, bar, and two meeting rooms.


THE PUDDING CLUB

As seen on TV, Three Ways is home to the Pudding Club, founded in 1985 to preserve the Great British Pudding.


ACCOMMODATION

There are 48 individually styled bedrooms; cosy doubles and some superior rooms are located in the main house, whilst six of the seven pudding themed rooms and classic rooms are located in the garden wing.


FOOD AND BEVERAGE

The Restaurant has a capacity for 70 diners, or 100 for functions.



The gastro bar and lounge benefits from an open fireplace and seats 25 guests.


MEETINGS AND EVENTS

The Three Ways is a popular conference, and events venue located just 90 minutes from London, 45 minutes from Birmingham and 10 minutes from Stratford Upon Avon. The hotel provides two meeting spaces.


The principal function room is the Terrace Suite (capacity of 80 delegates), with dance floor, bar, partition screen and access to the adjoining restaurant, lounge and terrace.


The Hidcote Suite is on the first floor and sits 24 guests in boardroom style or 50 in theatre.


AMENITIES AND EXTERNAL AREAS

There is a large gravel car park to the north of the property, providing spaces for 25 cars.


In total, the site extends to 0.87 acres. To the south of the property is a large garden with seating. This is popular in the summer for al fresco dining.

The Cotswolds are one of England’s most established and sought-after hospitality destinations. The region combines enduring international appeal with strong, year-round tourism fundamentals. Renowned for its gently rolling hills, historic market towns and distinctive honey-coloured stone villages, the Cotswolds presents an iconic English setting that continues to attract both domestic and overseas visitors.


Tourism performance across the Cotswolds remains robust. In 2024, the region welcomed approximately 38 million visitors, spending excess of £1 billion, underscoring both the scale and resilience of the local visitor economy.


The hotel is located in Mickleton, a highly attractive village approximately 6 miles from Broadway. Situated just off the A44/A429, Three Ways Hotel is well positioned to capitalise on both corporate and leisure demand, supported by its proximity to key transport routes and regional attractions