Cirencester

Gloucester Road

The Stratton House is a state hotel close to Cirencester, situated amid picturesque Gloucestershire village within a short distance of the Cotswolds. It was authentically constructed as an intimate cottage in the seventeenth centuty for the Masters family, who were outstanding in the Gloucestershir ...

Watermoor Road

Riverside House offers chic and cozy lodging, just ten minutes amble from the very heart of the historic market place city of Cirencester, also known as The Capital of the Cotswolds', there are delightful highway links and direct access to the M4M5 and the plenty of local sights. Built some 12 year ...

Gloucester Road

Situated in the center of the Cotswolds with close links to the M4 and M5, this hotel proposes full thermal amenities and treatments, independent Wi-Fi and a wonderful restaurant serving fresh local make. This Edwardian Manor House and Spa plays hosts to those who seek solace in the center of the E ...

41 Market Place

This individually own- smart Tudor-fronted hotel nestles conveniently in Cirencesters market. A sincere welcome in comfortable environment of antique beams and log fires features made The Fleece Hotel a famous meeting venue for over 3 centuries. It proposes 28 bedrooms every with TV- radio- telepho ...

12 Gloucester Street

Located in one of Cirencester's oldest streets, this lovely, individually owned hotel and restaurant brags a refuge of calmness and just 5 minutes amble from the city center. Situated in the Capital of the Cotswolds, the Corinium dates back to the sixteenth century and provides 15 individual bedroo ...

28 High Street Meysey Hampton

Quintessential countryside inn on greenish with restaurant offering authentic ales, familiar atmosphere, inglenook hearth and open fires. Independent WiFi and homely adjacent apartments. The guesthouse is superbly located for discovering the Cotswolds if strolling, driving or cycling. There are a l ...

Ampney Crucis

The Crown of Crucis is to be found in a beautiful countryside setting in the good South Cotswolds close to the city of Cirencester known as Corinium in its heyday of Ancient Roman times. The Crown of Crucis in not only a hotel with bedrooms. There is an award-winning dining place with a loyal follo ...

Drakes Island

The Wild Duck is a quintessential Cotswold stone state inn dating from 1583, with a cute patio park for dining alfresco. In winter there are log fires. the dark purple walls are furbished with spacious oil portraits, complimented with oak beams throughout. Nice locally sourced food, authentic ales ...

Eliot Arms Hotel Clarks Hay

The Eliot Arms at South Cerney is one of Marston's most famous Inns specifically appealing to overseas guests in addition to British travellers. Its attraction is the fact it's a 16th Century distinctive Cotswold stone hotel and pub that simply oozes character. Situated in the centre of the Cotswol ...

Forge House, Kemble

Forge House is a nicely restored former farmhouse embedded in a charming patio of stables and stone barns. We are in the center of the Cotswold countryside of Kemble facing the rolling English village, yet we are only five miles south-west of the historic Market Town of Cirencester in Gloucestershi ...