Queens Hotel Cheltenham
4 StarsImperial Square and Gardens views, Victoria’s Restaurant and terrace
Imperial Square and Gardens views, Victoria’s Restaurant and terrace
Spacious executive suites, Heated indoor swimming pool
Modernised interior design, Spacious family rooms
Thyme restaurant and bar, The Brewery Quarter doorstep access
The Front Row Brasserie, Award-winning fine dining
Ornamental lake and garden views, Revive Health Club indoor pool
Individually styled boutique rooms, Secluded garden with fish pond
Family-friendly accommodation policy, Historic spa town exploration
Restorative spa and wellness, Glass-enclosed Garden Room dining
Secure on-site parking, Central Cheltenham location
Picturesque Cotswolds countryside location, Historic 16th-century Cotswold inn
Secure private parking, Central Cheltenham culture quarter location
Heated outdoor swimming pool, Great Hall with a harp
Family-friendly amenities and baths, Proximity to Cheltenham Racecourse
Encore restaurant dining, Contactless check-in experience
Massive De Trafford suite, Chic Montpellier district location
Family-friendly accommodation, Proximity to Cheltenham Racecourse
Garden with BBQ and picnic area, Regency villa architecture
Access to local fitness center pool, Premium bath amenities
Seasonal British cuisine on The Terrace, Award-winning Gin & Juice bar
Hypnos beds and luxury linens, Cheltenham Ladies College gym access
Charming courtyard garden with Koi pond, Bespoke Georgian townhouse design
Parquet flooring in units, Central Cheltenham location
Clarence Square garden views, Wellesley suite with luxurious amenities
Gateway to Cotswolds exploration, Regency building with original features
British and international dining, On-site fitness studio
Individually designed luxury apartments, Prime Cheltenham Spa location
Historic Cotswold farmhouse setting, Quintessential Cotswold village location
Traditional pub with log fires, Award-winning British cuisine
South-facing terraced garden, Cottage rooms with character
Quirky garden log cabins, Easy access to Cotswolds
Tranquil landscaped garden, Convenient railway station proximity
Individually themed guest rooms, Proximity to Montpellier district
Panoramic Malvern Hills views, Cotswolds luxury bed and breakfast
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Interspersing history with contemporary attractions, Cheltenham is popular with visitors of all ages. As you walk the streets and take in the elegant architecture, the heritage of the town’s 18th and 19th century glory days presents itself in spectacular fashion. The area also boasts a healthy amount of shopping and dining options, while the annual Cheltenham Festival is an event famous with fans of horseracing.
As it is known in some circles as the Cheltenham Spa due to its history as a pleasure health resort, it is little wonder that the town celebrates this aspect of its culture. Along with various spas where you can indulge in some much needed relaxation, the Pittville Pump Room – which is a Grade I listed building that dates back to 1825 – is a fabulous example of the grandeur that Cheltenham possesses with regards to its spa heritage. In terms of museums, The Wilson Art Gallery & Museum features an array of exhibits, events and exhibitions throughout the year. And when it comes to iconic landmarks, the 1893 Neptune’s Fountain is one of the most photographed spots in all of Cheltenham. The cultural splendour of the town is not exclusive to attractions, either. When choosing from one of the hotels or guest houses in the area, some will display historical characteristics. The Cheltenham Park Hotel, for example, is a celebrated choice that’s set within a traditional Georgian manor house and surrounded by picturesque gardens.
Away from the history side of things, Cheltenham provides plenty of fun and activities for travellers of all ages. The Cheltenham Racecourse is one of the big draws for many visitors, with races taking place throughout the year. As it is positioned outside the town centre, there are hotels conveniently situated near to the racecourse – ideal for those exclusively travelling to this attraction. Although if you are in search of family-friendly things to do, a trip to the Cotswold Farm Park is a great place to view and interact with an assortment of farm animals. The Sandford Parks Lido is an ideal spot for swimming in a large heated outdoor pool, and further fun can be had driving at the Prescott Speed Hill Climb. For something a little more relaxing – and boozy – you can plan a journey to the Brennen & Brown Distillery, which offers the chance to tour around a distillery and creating your very own bottle of gin.
If you are seeking the chance to buy some gifts and treats, you will have many opportunities to do so when in Cheltenham. This is because the town is equipped with an abundance of stores that contain everything you could possibly want to purchase! For shopaholics, Montpellier is a popular district that includes chic boutique shops that are set within buildings full of regal character. Although if you want to find places that are a little more familiar, Cheltenham High Street is home to a wide selection of high street retailers that supply plenty of bargains and must-buy items. And if you are looking for a mixture of famous chains and independent establishments, paying a visit to the Regent Arcade Shopping Centre is recommended. Situated on the outskirts of Cheltenham, this shopping centre boasts over 60 stores, giving you ample chances to find the perfect present for family and friends… Or yourself!
Looking for a place where you can dine out and enjoy a tasty meal? Perhaps a lively bar where you can party the night away? Maybe even a venue that combines both of the aforementioned aspects? Well you are in luck, as Cheltenham is a haven for food and drink options. As far as restaurants go, the town is fortunate to have a healthy selection of fine dining picks, with the finest in international gastronomy served. Yet eating in a formal setting is far from mandatory, as the town is not short of eateries where you can grab a quick, inexpensive meal that will more than satisfy your taste buds. Yet if grabbing a drink is part of your travelling vocation, you will be thrilled to note that numerous bar choices populate the town. So whether you are on a quest to find a trendy nightclub complete with a raucous atmosphere or a traditional pub encompassing a warm ambience and plenty of beverages to choose from, Cheltenham’s nightlife scene is certainly worth sampling.
In Cheltenham, you might want to check out Beaumont House, Queens Hotel Cheltenham, Leonardo Hotel Cheltenham, Travelodge Cheltenham. These hotels come highly recommended by many travelers.
For a taste of luxury in Cheltenham, you might want to explore Cotswold Grange, Ellenborough Park, The Wyastone Townhouse, Montpellier Townhouse. These hotels are known for their superior amenities and high-class services.
If you're visiting Cheltenham with your family, you could look at Beaumont House, Central Hotel Gloucester by RoomsBooked, Queens Hotel Cheltenham, Leonardo Hotel Cheltenham. These hotels offer a variety of family-friendly services and activities.
Traveling with pets? The hotels Queens Hotel Cheltenham, Travelodge Cheltenham, The Greenway Hotel & Spa, Doubletree by Hilton Cheltenham-Cotswolds could be ideal. These hotels are not only pet-friendly but also offer numerous amenities to make your pets feel at home.
If you’re looking for a relaxing spa experience during your stay in Cheltenham, check out Leonardo Hotel Cheltenham, The Greenway Hotel & Spa, Doubletree by Hilton Cheltenham-Cotswolds, Ellenborough Park – all of which offer great spa services and facilities.
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