We have two wooden, self catering lodges within walking distance of Broadway, with stunning views and finished to a high standard. From the lodges you can see the steam train on the horizon, it goes from Broadway to Cheltenham. It is self check in with a code at the gate and a code once you’re in to get the key, once you have booked please call or text Our postcode is WR12 7LX, please put pry lane on to sat-nav. we are a 4 minute walk from Broadway high street. **Please make sure the contact number provided is a mobile number as I’ll need this to send over your self checkin information**

We have tried to give the lodges a "home from home" feel, having had many years in the catering and hotel trade, we feel certain that your stay with us will be very comfortable and memorable, with you wanting to return.

Broadway may be a small Cotswold village, but it's certainly big in stature. Belonging to the county of Worcestershire and located close to the border of Gloucestershire, its reputation as a gateway to the Cotswolds attracts many UK and international visitors seeking to get a taste of the idyllic quintessential English countryside. The name Broadway ('broad way') actually derives from the description of its wide main road, which is known today as the High Street. It is the High Street (one of the longest in England) which runs through the village that was important for early settlements in the area. Once believed to be a stopping point for hunter-gathers, Broadway later became a toll-road in the 18th century during the same time it served as a prominent stagecoach stop on the route between Worcester and London. Over time with the emergence of the railway, Broadway was less relied upon as a transportation route and instead became a peaceful countryside sanctuary for many famous overseas artists, designers and writers of the day, such as Edward Elgar, JM Barrie and John Singer Sargeant.