THE PIG IN THE COTSWOLDS TO OPEN IN SEPTEMBER

The doors to THE PIG-in the Cotswolds will be flung open on Monday 2nd September with bookings opening next week.

THE PIG-in the Cotswolds is tucked away in picture-perfect Barnsley, just four miles from Cirencester and within striking distance of the cobbled-street towns of Bibury, Burford and Bourton-on-the-water.  A little further away is the spa town of Cheltenham; home to much-loved festivals of literature, jazz and the Cheltenham Races.   

THE PIG-in the Cotswolds is a honey-hued 17th century Grade II gem, with original listed gardens designed by renowned gardener Rosemary Verey.  This genuinely unspoilt, elegant building has been sensitively restored to keep the character and original features of this beautiful house while still being classically PIG; rooms that feel lived-in with rich fabrics, reclaimed pieces and cosy corners you can really relax in.  Plus, there are very large characterful bedrooms with spacious showers and big bathtubs, either in the room or in a separate, large bathroom. Each bedroom has all the comfy, familiar furnishings that are classically PIG, with many rooms overlooking the original arts and crafts style gardens. 

Heading into the ornamental gardens, these were Rosemary Verey’s first ever creation - the true essence of quintessential English beauty filled with listed archways, potager gardens and a lush Laburnum walkway.  Additionally, there are Simon Verity sculptures and a listed Gothick Summerhouse plus hidden rooms, secret gardens and a small but perfectly formed spa, the Field Spa.  Tucked away in the gardens, the spa has treatment rooms, a sauna and a sunny outdoor terrace. 

Beyond the back of the house is the large Kitchen Garden - the beating heart of the restaurant’s 25 mile menu.  THE PIG gardening team has taken inspiration from the surroundings and history of the land to grow delicious homegrown produce that make up THE PIG’s seasonal dishes. 

Rooms start from £250 per night for an Extremely Small, to £775 per night for the real showstoppers tucked away in the historic gardens. 

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