Hôtels avec restaurant à Cheltenham

« Everybody working there was extremely friendly and helpful. The property was central and very clean »

« The first day was not very cool and the room has not been cleaned. But the two days after vas very good and the breakfast too »

« We stayed 2 nights and wished we could stay longer. Lower Slaughters is the best place in the Cotswolds, and the Country Inn atmosphere and staff have further contributed to our very relaxing stay there. We planned to go for more visits, but decided to seize the moment and stay a full-day enjoying the place to read, rest, do short walks to Bourton-on-the-water or the next door mill »

« Loved the place, well placed, very good breakfast, excellent service. »

« Belle maison et grande chambre, bon petit déjeuner. Dommage qu'il ait fallu se débrouiller tout seuls avec les infos données pour l'arrivée (très claires au demeurant) alors même que les propriétaires étaient sur place et ne sont pas sortis pour nous accueillir. Il nous a fallu faire nous mêmes le lit de notre fils et demander les serviettes de toilette pour lui »

« The staff were welcoming and helpful without intruding on our special night at this amazing hotel. It was our 30th Wedding Anniversary and far above what we could normally afford. So, made all worthwhile by staff, rooms and food. »

« 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. »

« Nice place which is dog friendly. Room was clean and comfortable, bar and restaurant inviting, great breakfast options and evening meal was delicious. Easy parking and location quiet but easily accessible for exploring nearby places of interest. Would definitely recommend. »

« Great England experience in a 1000 year old inn. Central and authentic. Loved the room over the entrance with views all around. Didn’t mind banging my head on the door frame too much, but I am 5’7”! Great pub downstairs. Not modern but that is what we were looking for. »

« If you want delicious food in the evening and a bed for the night in a pretty village, then you won’t be disappointed. Staff were friendly too. However the room was tiny and very dated and the en suite was not much more than a cupboard, soundproofing is very poor. Breakfast was a little bit Fawlty Towers, I was told a flat white wasn’t a problem but was given a cup of black coffee,Asking for hot milk seemed to be disconcerting. Toast was forgotten, there was no salt, pepper or jams and...