We Karen and Paul established the business in 1996 and have continued to make constant improvements. In 2015 the hard work and dedication, along with the contribution of their loyal local staff was rewarded and recognised with the 'Cotswold Life' Award of Tea Shop of the year. (Sorry to disappoint, the tea shop has now closed) It matters to us that our guests enjoy their time at Badgers Hall, we work hard to maintain high standards and guests are comfortable and well fed in the mornings before setting off for the day. We are happy when we receive positive feedback and may guests have chosen to return

Welcome to Badges Hall: Home to Karen and Paul and Denzel our new 4 legged pup who lives on the premises A beautiful Grade II Listed building, all rooms are accessed by stairs, no air conditioning but Badgers Hall offers loads of character with a wealth of beams throughout, creating a warm and traditional (never dated) homely atmosphere it is a perfect base for exploring the beautiful Cotswolds. All our guest rooms are comfortable and cosy individually decorated with en-suite shower rooms. TVs hairdryers, daily servicing and free wi-fi. Tariff includes freshly cooked breakfast each morning served to guests at individual tables. Do let us know in advance if you have any specific dietary requirements. We look forward to welcoming you to our home Set centrally on the High Street in the lovely market town of Chipping Campden where you can be assured of a warm and hospitable welcome throughout the year. All guest rooms have ensuite showers . Unfortunately no ground floor rooms The revamped lounge offers cosy and relaxing sofas where guests can enjoy a glass of wine, along side the log burner on those chilly autumn evenings

Chipping Campden is a relaxing and historic small market town at the heart of the Cotswolds and a town for all seasons. It boasts a variety of excellent restaurants, hotels pubs and shops all within close proximity to Badgers Hall. The start or the end of The Cotswold Way is just on our door step. If 100 miles is too daunting there are plenty of short walks around the glorious Cotswolds to choose from.