Fans of the hit BBC show The Traitors can now enjoy a themed staycation experience in the Cotswolds.
StayCotswold is offering breaks around the village of Broadway, featuring a tower that bears a striking resemblance to the show’s iconic Traitors’ Tower.
Tracy Archer, owner and director of StayCotswold, said: "Our guests may not arrive by mistake, but plenty of them leave planning their next visit.
"Between a tower with real Traitors energy, a Land Rover tour of the countryside and villages steeped in history, the Cotswolds is the perfect setting for anyone who wants to feel they have stepped into a drama."
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The experience includes chauffeur-driven Land Rover tours and a visit to Sudeley Castle, offering a 'Traitors-style' escape for fans of the suspenseful reality series.
A central feature of the getaway is Broadway Tower, a hilltop folly standing 1,024 feet above sea level and the second highest point in the Cotswolds.
Open daily from 10am to 5pm, the tower offers sweeping views of the surrounding countryside and a dramatic setting for fans to imagine their own Traitors-style plotting—purely in the spirit of fun.
Guests can also enjoy chauffeured Land Rover Defender tours through the Cotswolds, echoing the show's signature black Land Rover journeys.
StayCotswold guests receive 10% off these tours with Cotswolds Tour, which offers a private half-day Cotswold tour, a Classic tour or a South Cotswold tour.
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These can be tailored to focus on historic landmarks, scenic villages, or outdoor adventures.
The experience also includes a visit to Avening, a village in Gloucestershire that has been home to Oscar-nominated actor Richard E. Grant for a number of years.
Avening, located just a few miles from Tetbury, is steeped in history and was mentioned in the Domesday Book of 1086.
It features the Church of the Holy Cross, which dates back to the 11th century and offers a quiet, atmospheric spot for reflection.
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For those seeking even more dramatic scenery, the nearby Winchcombe is close to Sudeley Castle.
Its historic stone buildings and imposing castle setting evoke the brooding, battlemented atmosphere familiar to Traitors viewers.
A suggested three-day itinerary includes exploring Broadway and Broadway Tower on day one, taking a Land Rover tour and visiting Avening on day two, and finishing with a trip to Winchcombe and Sudeley Castle and a fireside game night back at the cottage on day three.
StayCotswold manages more than 300 holiday properties across the region, including 11 in and around Broadway.
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