Hotels in Gloucestershire

The Cheltenham Park Hotel is a beautifully extended Regency manor house set in its own gardens with a natural lake. The hotel offers luxurious bedrooms and nestles at the edge of the Cotswolds, yet is only 2 miles from the town centre. The Lakeside Restaurant offers the finest cuisine, and the Lilleybrook Bar and Terrace have patio views of the lake and the golf course beyond. The splendid leisure club includes a 15m indoor swimming pool, spa bath, steam room, sauna, solarium, cardio vascular and resistance gym and beauty treatment rooms. For a weekend break, a day at the races or a visit to the delightful Cotswolds, the Cheltenham Park Hotel is the ideal choice.

The Cheltenham Park Hotel is a beautifully extended Regency manor house set in its own gardens with a natural lake. The hotel offers luxurious bedrooms and nestles at the edge of the Cotswolds, yet is only 2 miles from the town centre. The Lakeside Restaurant offers the finest cuisine, and the Lilleybrook Bar and Terrace have patio views of the lake and the golf course beyond. The splendid leisure club includes a 15m indoor swimming pool, spa bath, steam room, sauna, solarium, cardio vascular and resistance gym and beauty treatment rooms. For a weekend break, a day at the races or a visit to the delightful Cotswolds, the Cheltenham Park Hotel is the ideal choice.

Situated against the backdrop of the rolling Cotswolds hills yet only 1 mile from the M5, the hotel is ideally located for exploring Regency Cheltenham, Gloucester, the picturesque Cotswold villages or the Forest of Dean. You will find the hotel modern, comfortable and extremely well equipped. Club Moativation offers a wealth of facilities including an indoor pool, steam room, sauna, spa bath, gym, dance studio and a health and beauty salon.

Two miles from Gloucester City centre, this is an excellent base for exploring the city and surrounding area. Visit Gloucester's glorious 14th Century Cathedral and the thriving Docks with its National Waterways Museum, Antiques Centre and Museum of Advertising and Packaging. Further afield are the Cotswolds and regency architecture in Cheltenham. Don’t forget though, just west of Gloucester is the beautiful Forest of Dean.

Well known for its grand, neo-classical facade which overlooks the Imperial Gardens on Cheltenham’s famous Promenade, The Queen’s is a mere stroll from the town’s many excellent shops and restaurants. This stylish hotel now offers non inclusive diners even greater choice with the opening of Raymond Blanc’s brasserie ‘Le Petit Blanc’ in its Montpellier Walk wing.

This magnificent hotel, set in 30 acres of glorious parkland and the setting for one of Britain’s finest Arboretums with some 300 rare and protected trees, has been created from a splendid Grade II* Victorian Gothic mansion. Tortworth Court stands on the Cotswold Edge, a dramatic escarpment, which falls away to the Severn Valley whilst Bristol, Bath, Gloucester and Cheltenham are within easy reach as are the charming villages of the Cotswolds. All of the 189 bedrooms are beautifully decorated. Guests can dine in Moreton’s Restaurant and relax in one of the elegant bars or in the distinctive Lantern House drawing room with Severn Valley views. Leisure club facilities include an indoor swimming pool, spa bath, gym, sauna, steam room and The Spa Retreat offers a wide range of treatments.

wyckhillhouse is a wonderful 32 bedroom mansion house within the heart of The Cotswolds in Stow-on-the-Wold. Set in a 100 acre private estate, the hotel boasts huge bedrooms, breath-taking views and award-winning food. A fantastic location for Shakespeare's Stratford, academic Oxford, Regency Cheltenham as well as quintessential English villages and countryside. Spoil yourself with a gourmet meal at wyckhillhouse and visit our sister hotel in Stow village for award-winning pub food.

High above Stroud on the wilds of Rodborough Common is the Bear Hotel. Originally built as a coaching inn and it has undergone a careful and precise restoration returning it to its former glory. The view from the 2 AA rosette awarded Mulberry Restaurant overlooks the Woodchester Valley and on summer evenings there are often barbecues on the terrace.

High above Stroud on the wilds of Rodborough Common is the Bear Hotel. Originally built as a coaching inn and it has undergone a careful and precise restoration returning it to its former glory. The view from the 2 AA rosette awarded Mulberry Restaurant overlooks the Woodchester Valley and on summer evenings there are often barbecues on the terrace.

A manor house which retains gracious living and tradition, with the addition of all modern comforts and excellent service. Guests can relax before log fires in 2 delightfully decorated lounges, one with attractive panelling and a beamed ceiling. The 13 beautifully decorated en suite bedrooms are furnished with luxury fittings and accessories.

Historic Charingworth Manor is situated in delightful gardens on a large private estate at the heart of beautiful rolling Cotswolds countryside. The hotel is ideally based for exploring the surrounding area including Stratford-upon-Avon, Warwick Castle, Broadway and Chipping Campden. All the bedrooms are individually designed, the lounges are furnished with fine antiques and tapestries and there is an award winning restaurant. Leisure facilities include a swimming pool, sauna, steam room, gym and tennis court.

Situated on the M5, the Days Inn Hotel Michaelwood offers easy access to visit the Gloucestershire countryside and the Cotswolds. Spacious rooms, free satellite TV in every room, tea and coffee making facilities, telephones in all rooms, free newspaper, free parking, all the facilities of a Welcome Break Service Area plus a selection of famous catering outlets on site, make Days Inn terrific value. Ideal for visiting Slimbridge Wildfowl Trust, Cheltenham and Berkley Castle. Days Inn Hotel Michaelwood, Great Service, Great Location and Pet Friendly.

The hotel is located 4 miles from Gloucester and is an excellent base for exploring Gloucester's glorious 14th Century Cathedral and Docks with its National Waterways Museum, Antiques Centre and Museum of Advertising and Packaging. Further afield are the Cotswolds, Cheltenham and the Forest of Dean.

A country house hotel that has a relaxed contemporary style and has become a haven of peace and comfort for a wider audience. Rooms are stylishly decorated, each one individually designed. All contain either a Playstation or DVD and there are games and films to choose from. The menu, changed seasonally, will suit those who have a preference for good recognisable, possibly even comfort food, but with a modern twist.

Tucked away behind a bank of mature trees, Hatton Court sits on the edge of the Cotswold escarpment between the Cathedral city of Gloucester and the glorious village of Painswick. Hatton Court is a reassuring size; not large and impersonal, nor too small. As a former splendid Cotswold home, the feeling is one of being eminently comfortable as opposed to grand.

Dating from 1485 and one of the oldest and most romantic buildings in Gloucestershire, this charming Tudor Manor House is set at the foot of Cleeve Hill with views over Cheltenham Racecourse. Inherited by the De la Bere family who gave their name to the hotel, you can still enjoy dining under their family crests on the stained glass windows. Or enjoy a swim in the outdoor pool during the summer months.

Set in 8 acres of rolling Cotswold countryside the idyllic Lords of the Manor dates back to 1650. A careful combination of fine antiques and comfortable sofas ensures that the hotel has retained its original character and warmth. Individually designed bedrooms all look out over the lake or courtyard and the hotel's location provides the perfect base for exploring the Cotswolds. Local produce is skilfully prepared offering award winning cuisine.

Lower Slaughter Manor is a true country house hotel with a wonderful feeling of spaciousness, style and dignity, where the experienced staff tend to the need of the visitors in the good old fashioned manner of a family home. The Manor is furnished with antiques and four poster beds blending happily with elegant china, beautiful paintings and sumptuous soft furnishings. Every bedroom has its own personality with home made biscuits and English toffees to welcome you.

Hatherley Manor with its elegant 17th century facade stands proud within 37 acres of mature gardens and grounds in the beautiful Gloucestershire countryside. Ideally located for Cheltenham, Gloucester and the Cotswolds. Steeped in history, each fully refurbished room offers an ambience that promotes a mixture of relaxation and style. The traditional beamed decor of the Dewinton Restaurant provides a setting to complement its acclaimed cuisine and fine wines.

This traditional 16th century Manor House Hotel is set in the heart of the Cotswolds and is surrounded by breathtaking scenery. The hotel offers the fantastic 2 rosette awarded Mulberry Restaurant and the new Mulberry Bar where cocktails are a speciality. A glance at the map will show what an ideal touring centre Moreton is with Stratford, Cheltenham, Warwick, Coventry and Oxford all within easy reach.

Situated centrally within the city of Gloucester and within walking distance of the railway station, the New County Hotel, dates back to 1820 and has retained many of its original features. The superb bedrooms offer modern amenities and the hotel provides an ideal base from which to explore the Cotswolds, historic Gloucester with its cathedral and Tewkesbury Abbey.

The New Inn Hotel is a 17th century coaching inn located on the banks of the River Thames. The hotel has been fully refurbished to combine modern facilities with Cotswold charm. It is well located for visiting Cirencester, Cheltenham, Oxford and Swindon as well as for walking and touring in the heart of England.

The Old Manse was built in 1748 and is a comfortable welcoming hotel. The River Windrush flows just a few feet from the front porch. A traditional English bar serves real ales and good food and there is a riverside patio in addition to a heated outdoor terrace overlooking the gardens. All bedrooms have en-suite facilities and are well equipped.

Situated in a peaceful rural location just a short drive from Cheltenham and Gloucester, the Quality Hotel Cheltenham is ideally placed for exploring the Cotswolds. You can be assured of a warm welcome, well appointed bedrooms and good food and wine are served in the elegant Terrace Restaurant.

The Ramada Bowden Hall is a classically styled country house hotel surrounded by beautiful grounds. The hotel is located 3 miles from Gloucester and is an ideal base from which to explore this Roman city or the surrounding area such as regency Cheltenham and the Forest of Dean. In addition to 72 en-suite bedrooms the hotel also has a bar, restaurant and a leisure club including an indoor pool, sauna and solarium.

With a wealth of leisure facilities including two ski slopes and a golf course, this hotel is superbly equipped for an active break. Add its location on the edge of the glorious Cotswold countryside, 240 acres of grounds and an informal atmosphere and the resort makes an excellent choice for a relaxing break.

The Sleep Inn Tewkesbury is a new modern hotel benefiting from spacious bedrooms, air conditioning and large over-sized power showers in each bedroom. The hotel also has a restaurant and bar area. It is ideally located on the edge of the Cotswolds providing an excellent base to explore the surrounding areas such as the Malvern Hills, Cheltenham Spa and Racecourse and the Gloucester Docks.

Stonehouse Court is a 17th century manor house set amongst 6 acres of lawns and beautiful flower gardens and is the perfect base from which to explore the surrounding Cotswold Countryside. Hotel facilities include comfortable well appointed bedrooms, a traditional lounge and bar with log fire and the elegant award winning John Henry Restaurant. Stonehouse Court is the perfect weekend retreat and the ideal base in which to relax after a busy day.

Your gateway to the Cotswolds and the former home of a leading wool merchant in Cirencester, the Stratton House Hotel has been extended in keeping with its 17th century facade. The hotel is located close to the centre of Cirencester - the recognised 'capital' of the Cotswolds - and combines traditional elegance and style with modern amenities.

This tastefully extended 18th century manor house set high above the historic town of Tewkesbury has stunning views across the Malvern Hills. The hotel with its 18 hole par 73 parkland golf course including wooded areas and water hazards is in an idyllic position. The hotel has a choice of restaurants which all offer an excellent choice of food and wine and leisure facilities include an indoor pool, gym, sauna, Jacuzzi, squash and tennis courts.

A popular meeting place for over three centuries the Fleece Hotel is a Grade II listed building located in the Market Place in the centre of historic Cirencester. The hotel is ideally based to explore the Cotswolds or visit the town’s Roman remains and Museum. All bedrooms have television, hairdryer, trouser press, telephone and hospitality tray. A complimentary car park is available but parking is limited.

The Greenway retains an enviable reputation for its peerless style and welcoming atmosphere. The setting is glorious with the Cotswold Hills for a backdrop and extensive gardens. The Greenway's public rooms are delightfully furnished in fresh and pretty yellow and green tones. Gleaming antique furniture adds a mellow note and there are cosy log fires in the winter. Bedrooms are generously proportioned and traditionally furnished and are divided between the main house and Georgian coach house.

The Hare and Hounds Hotel is a charming country hotel in acres of well-tended grounds and beautiful gardens next to the National Arboretum at Westonbirt. The hotel provides a relaxing and comfortable base for exploring the Cotswolds and Bath, visiting historic houses and gardens, antique hunting in nearby Tetbury or to just unwind. Features include 31 en-suite bedrooms, a choice of dining and squash/tennis courts.

From its enviable position nestling quietly in the Cotswold hills, the hotel offers its guests quality accommodation combined with a relaxed atmosphere and highest level of cuisine in the award winning restaurant. All bedrooms have their own distinct elegance and individual charm and are furnished with character.

In the heart of Tetbury, a Cotswold town of charm and royal connections, The Snooty Fox is all that a quintessential English inn should be. Step into the hallway and you discover a bar where the locals meet, then wander into an inviting award winning restaurant that offers hearty local fayre.

theroyalist is the oldest inn in England dating back to 947AD. The hotel has 8 individual bedrooms each named after poignant piers of history reflecting the age, character and warmth of a very individual hotel which has performed hostelry over centuries. Stow village itself is a picturesque period drama set with a centre for art galleries, antique shops and fine English cream.

This Tudor castle stands serenely in 15 acres offering views of the Severn Estuary and the hills of South Gloucestershire and Wales. Fine old panelling, tapestries and paintings enrich the interior. There are 25 restored bedrooms, most overlooking the vineyard or the oldest Tudor garden in England.

Famous as home of 'The Pudding Club', this Cotswold village hotel has been featured on the BBC's Holiday and Food and Drink programmes. It is renowned also for its log fires, warm welcome and award winning food. Situated in the village of Mickleton, Three Ways House is perfectly located for visiting Stratford-upon-Avon, Broadway or touring the Cotswolds.

Located on the A40, just 1 mile south of Cheltenham Spa, the Gateway to the Cotswolds, this Travelodge provides contemporary quality accommodation and an ideal base for getting to Cheltenham, Gloucester, Tewkesbury and the surrounding countryside. Spacious en-suite rooms, television in every room, tea and coffee making facilities, free parking plus on site catering make Travelodges terrific value.

Just off the M5 at Junction 13 the Travelodge Stonehouse is close to Gloucester Docks while within easy reach of the South Cotswolds beautiful countryside. Contemporary quality accommodation with spacious en-suite rooms, TV in every room, tea and coffee making facilities and free parking make Travelodges terrific value.

Washbourne Court Hotel is a magnificent hotel partly housed in a 17th century building with 4 acres of grounds, it nestles alongside the River Eye in the centre of Lower Slaughter. The bedrooms at the hotel are comfortable each with its own character and very well appointed. The intimate riverside restaurant offers the finest of modern English cuisine with ambience and atmosphere to be savoured.

Recently refurbished, White Hart Royal Hotel is a wonderful example of a typical 17th century coaching inn. In 1644 King Charles I took refuge here during the civil war. The hotel has many original features such as old stone walls, beam work and an unusual cobblestone entrance hall. An ideal base to explore the surrounding Cotswolds.

Dating back to 1696, the Bell Hotel boasts large open fires and a superb restaurant with an extensive menu. Each of the 25 bedrooms are comfortable in style, with television, trouser press, hairdryer and tea and coffee making facilities. Opposite the hotel stands Tewkesbury Abbey with its massive Norman tower and within a short drive is Bredon Hill and the towns of Cheltenham and Gloucester.

North Hall Hotel is an elegant Victorian town house situated in a quiet residential area but only a short walk from Cheltenham town centre, the Pittville Pump Room and the Racecourse. The hotel is an ideal base from which to explore Cheltenham, Stratford-upon-Avon, Broadway and Burford as well as the surrounding Cotswold countryside. Combining charm and character with the comfort of modern facilities the hotel has 20 individually designed en-suite bedrooms, a restaurant, bar and complimentary parking.

The Rising Sun Hotel is located on Cleeve Hill and has excellent views of the Severn Vale. There is an attractive bar and restaurant offering a full a la carte menu. The bedrooms are fully furnished with modern amenities. Located just north of Cheltenham, the hotel is an ideal base for shopping or a day at the races.

Set in 27 peaceful acres in the delightful village of Birdlip. The Royal George dates from the 18th century and epitomises a friendly, traditional English country hotel. The timeless Vale of Gloucester unfolds beneath Birdlip Hill. Gloucester itself is only 8 miles away and there are a wealth of enchanting Cotswold villages nearby. All bedrooms are comfortable and are en-suite with full facilities.