Broadway, Cotswolds
Brook House sits on Station Road, a short level walk from the centre of Broadway. Five bedrooms, a locally sourced full English breakfast, and hosts who know the Cotswolds well.
Brook House is a detached Victorian style house from 1910 with large, tastefully decorated rooms. It has five bedrooms, three of them en-suite, each with thermostatically controlled central heating, a hospitality tray with tea, coffee and biscuits, and an LCD TV with Freeview. Hair dryers are provided, and free WiFi runs through the house.
Four room types across five bedrooms. Rates change with the season, so call or email for the current price for your dates. There is no online booking engine here: you book with the house, directly.
Private bathroom, central heating, hospitality tray with tea, coffee and biscuits, LCD TV with Freeview, hair dryer and free WiFi.
Private bathroom with room for the whole party. Central heating, hospitality tray, LCD TV with Freeview, hair dryer and free WiFi.
Shares bathroom facilities with one other room. Central heating, hospitality tray, LCD TV with Freeview, hair dryer and free WiFi.
A single bed with shared bathroom facilities. Central heating, hospitality tray, LCD TV with Freeview, hair dryer and free WiFi.
Room photographs from the house's directory listings are shown in the gallery below. The listings do not say which photograph belongs to which room, so the rooms above are described by type only.
A locally sourced full English breakfast is provided with a superb choice of menu. It is the meal the house is known for, and it sets you up for the hills.
The local guide
Broadway is often called the show village of England: a wide High Street of honey-coloured stone, galleries, pubs and tea rooms, with the Cotswold escarpment rising behind it. Here is how to spend your days. Distances are measured from Brook House on Station Road.
An 18th-century folly on the second-highest point of the Cotswolds. Climb it for views across as many as 16 counties on a clear day, then walk back down through the deer park. Best in the morning before the crowds.
Broadway, Cotswolds area, photo: visit-broadway.co.uk
One of the prettiest streets in England. Three pubs, several restaurants, two hotels and several cafes line it, alongside galleries and antique shops. An easy evening stroll from the front door.
Broadway, Cotswolds area, photo: visit-broadway.co.uk
Celebrates the Arts and Crafts furniture designer and his workshops, still part of village life. Pair it with the Broadway Museum and Art Gallery, about 950 m away, for the story of the village and its artists.
Broadway, Cotswolds area, photo: visit-broadway.co.uk
A National Trust manor packed with the extraordinary collections of Charles Paget Wade, wrapped in Arts and Crafts gardens. Two and a half miles on foot over the hill, or a short drive.
Broadway, Cotswolds area, photo: visit-broadway.co.ukPhotographs from the house's directory listings, shown as published. The listings do not label which room is which.
Straight answers to the questions guests ask most.
Yes. A locally sourced full English breakfast is provided with a superb choice of menu. Vegetarians can be catered for, and a continental breakfast is offered if preferred.
Five bedrooms in total: a Double Room with en-suite, a Family Room with en-suite, and a Double Room and a Single Room sharing bathroom facilities. All rooms have central heating, a hospitality tray, an LCD TV with Freeview, a hair dryer and free WiFi.
Please call or email to confirm.
Please call or email to confirm.
Directly with the house. Call +44 1386 852313 or email brookhousebb@googlemail.com. There is no online booking engine, so you always deal with the house itself, with no middleman.
Brook House takes bookings by phone and email. You will speak to the house itself, not a booking site, and not a call centre.
Brook House, Station Road, Broadway, Worcestershire WR12 7DE. Booking direct means dealing with the house itself, with no middleman taking a cut.