The Best Cheltenham Pub Accommodation

set opposite St Mary's church, famed for its neatly clipped yews, this imposing Cotswold stone inn offers spacious rooms and a cosy bar

an historic inn has been updated to showcase fabulous Italian pizzas and pasta in its restaurant, and offers tasteful, contemporary rooms

enjoy a spot of laid-back, country comfort and luxury at this stylish accommodation set in a rolling landscape just off of the A40

traditional Cotswold stone inn, alongside the Fosse Way, set in 4 acres of riverside gardens with individual, classically styled guest rooms

said to be one of Gloucestershire's oldest inns, there is plenty of original character in the bar, yet offers contemporary, well-appointed rooms

enjoy the tranquil setting of this elegant, 17th century inn boasting a rustic, cosy bar and elegant, modern rooms also with a rustic touch

in the heart of picturesque Painswick an idyllic Cotswold retreat with exquisite food in the restaurant and gorgeous rooms and suites

half-timbered inn, located opposite Tewkesbury Abbey, featuring comfortable, traditional style rooms and a friendly bar and restaurant

former coaching inn dating from 1827, part of the Colesbourne Estate, retaining period features such as oak beamed ceilings and open fires

newly refurbished but retaining its historical character, this fine inn a few miles from Cirencester has high quality, well-appointed rooms

Georgian, Grade II listed hotel with sleek contemporary interiors, an award winning brasserie and a cocktail bar with live music at weekends

in a small Cotswolds town, this fascinating inn, dating back to the 1500s, offers relaxed dining and a cosy bar, 15 minutes drive from Cheltenham

sophisticated and chic accommodation in an elegant Cheltenham townhouse offering a drawing room, court yard garden and honesty bar

offers traditional style rooms with modern touches, a restaurant serving local produce, a cosy bar and patio for al fresco dining when warmer

in the heart of town, this friendly pub offers welcoming, tastefully decorated rooms and classic bar meals in its relaxed restaurant

traditional community pub ideally placed to explore the town and the Cotswold countryside; offers tastefully decorated rooms and pub fayre

sitting close to the top of Cleeve Hill - the highest point in the Cotswolds - with panoramic views across Cheltenham to the Malvern Hills beyond

a wealth of history and character can be seen at this 16th century hotel including axe marks in a door made by Oliver Cromwell’s soldiers

a sensitively restored historic pub with a modern twist, situated in the heart of this characterful Cotswolds market town near to Sudeley Castle

family-run, traditional pub, with parts dating from the 15th century, set on the banks of the River Severn a short drive from Tewkesbury