Small Cotswold village. Very pretty with a nice pub. ( The Castle) where you can get good and drink.

Such a lovely contrast to our home city! Nice honeycomb houses and cosy homes all lined up, with bits to explore here and there. Local shops and bakeries, super nice to walk around on a sunny dry day.

Castle Combe is a small but very pretty village. It has a nice little church , couple of pubs and 1 or 2 nik nak shops and tea rooms. Cars parked along the road spoils the look of the place so parking is away from...More

It is one of the most beautiful village of the England. But we were very disappointed because in two hotels they refused to call a taxi for us. That happened first time in our life!!!

We visited this little village recently with our young boys. Lovely village to walk through with stream running through the middle. Had a good chat with a lady who leave cakes outside her door for people to buy. We decided to drive through the village...More

many films done here dr dolittle for one its very charming and pretty its a must for this area with a stream running through it and trout in the stream which can be seen quite clearly

Quaint village Great for a pub drink or food Expect plenty of tourists The drinks are quite expensive with house white at over £7 for a small glass £6.50 for a sandwich More like London prices than Cotswold prices

Beautiful little picturesque small village, really worth going to see, went into hotel and lovely gardens too,can have afternoon tea in huge hotel .. One of the prettiest villages we went to while we toured around the Cotswolds.

I believe it's been voted 'prettiest village in England' and it derserves it. Lots of Asian tourists Japanese I think from the way they would photograph everything in sight 😜 If your looking for a drink or bit of lunch the Castle Inn is good...More

We arrived at the public carpark above Castle Combe village - our satnav had problems directing us here because of the nearby Motor Racing Circuit with the same postcode. It was an easy amble downhill to the village - the road shaded by the lovely...More