Hospitality

Click links above for places to Eat, Drink, or Stay.

Don't forget to visit Broadway Tower Museum, open 10.30am-5.00pm daily (April-October);
11.00am -3.00pm Saturday and Sunday  01386 852390.  email

And opening soon, the Gordon Russell Museum, Russel lSquare.

Because of its location at the foot of a steep hill (Fish Hill - actually the "rise" of the Cotswolds escarpment), Broadway was once blessed with many hostels, pubs and coaching houses. And we mean "many": the village was crawling with some 40 separate establishments at its peak as a stop-off, with passing travellers from Worcester to London routinely grabbing a drink, a night's rest and additional horses before the steep climb.

Thankfully, times have changed, and we now have a rather more manageable selection of pubs and eating places in the village. We still have a broad choice, though, and it's easy to find something for everyone: locally-brewed and beers and international brands, "pub grub" and Michelin-starred hâute cuisine.

So, step inside and use the links at the top of the page to find where to eat, drink or stay.
You may also wish to visit the Tourist Information Centre at 1 Cotswold Court, The Green, Broadway 01386 852 937.  It is open Monday to Saturday 10:00-13:00, 14;00-17:00.