Hotels met roomservice in Cheltenham

'What a lovely way to spend three days in the Cotswolds. The hotel was clean a comfortable and the service was super friendly. Great breakfast '

'Service was outstanding. Good was excellent. Excellent and authentic architecture '

'Very friendly staff in a beautiful surrounding. The food in the restaurant was superb. Highly recommended.'

'We hebben slechts 1 nacht in het hotel verbleven met 3 personen en we hadden een ruime familiekamer wat eigenlijk je eigen cottage is verdeeld over meerdere etages. Het gebouw zelf is prachtig, zoals bijna alle gebouwen in die regio en met een ruime tuin eromheen. Het interieur zelf, kan her en der wel een touchup gebruiken met name de receptie area en badkamer, maar het is heel in het algemeen heel sfeervol en evt kleine ongemakken worden ruimschoots goedgemaakt door de vriendelijke staff.'

'Loved this hotel. The spa, the room the grounds were all great. Very chilled, and relaxing stay '

'Amazing stuff , enjoying '

'Good central location for visiting the cotswolds Spacious welll equipped apartment but right next to busy crossroads with heavy traffic noise and no double glazing Wi-fi fine in kitchen but none in living room '

'We stayed here to go to Cheltenham Football Stadium. It was a short walk and we enjoyed our stay. Parking in Cheltenham town centre is tricky.'

'Very unique property and lovely setting ... as a historical property, they have done a nice job of combining the comforts of modern amenities while keeping within their historical requirements. Service was slightly below average, with some well-trained staff and others going through the motions. We stayed in the Lodge and we experienced a few issues.'

'Having decided to extend our trip in the south west and finding our previous hotel had no availability to stay another night, we plumped for The Slaughters Manor House as we fancied heading back into The Cotswolds, which we love and most importantly they had a couple of rooms (suites) still available which was a result given it was the beginning of the Bank Holiday weekend (May). As we had previously stayed in Upper Slaughter we thought Lower Slaughter had been somewhat neglected so TSMH was...