English Hotels 91 to 104 in Gloucestershire, England

The Unicorn Hotel - In the heart of the picturesque Cotswolds, The Unicorn Hotel is a 17th-century building with stylish interiors, offering the perfect base from which to explore the beautiful surrounding area. All of the rooms are individually designed, with contemporary en suite facilities and a TV. Some of the rooms have period features and four-poster beds. Guest may dine in the hotel restaurant, serving an excellent menu in elegant surroundings. There is also an informal pub menu that is available in the oak-beamed bar. The Unicorn Hotel has an attractive sitting room with a fireplace, where guests may have afternoon tea. Enjoy a drink in the cosy bar, with its' roaring log fire and friendly atmosphere.

Burleigh Court Hotel - Nestling on the edge of a steep hillside overlooking the Golden Valley, this 18th century Cotswold stone manor house is a hidden gem in the heart of Royal Gloucestershire. Renowned for its warmth, quality of service and 2 Rosette-winning chef, the Burleigh Court exudes a relaxed and tranquil atmosphere. Eighteen individually decorated and furnished bedrooms offer stunning views of the gardens or across the Golden Valley. Featuring terraces, ponds and pools with hidden pathways and Cotswold stone walls, the house and gardens enjoy the seclusion and ambiance of an era long-forgotten, and are listed in the Good Garden Guide.

The Crown Of Crucis - In a beautiful, peaceful setting, in a pretty village in the South Cotswolds, this 16th-century inn is rich in original character and traditional charm with a wood-beamed bar and a great restaurant. Near the historic town of Cirencester, the Crown of Crucis is a traditional English country hotel with a picturesque setting. The hotel stands beside the Ampney Brook, overlooking the village's cricket green. The 25 comfortable en suite rooms are attractively furnished in an elegant country-house style and overlook a central Mediterranean-style courtyard. Many rooms overlook the quiet stream and the cricket pitch. Carefully restored, the traditional bar boasts beautiful original features, including historic wood beams and open log fires. With a creative approach to food, the award-winning restaurant has developed a loyal following both at lunchtimes and in the evening. The varied menu features the finest, freshest local produce, prepared by a team of young innovative chefs.

Holiday Inn Gloucester - Situated just off the M5, this contemporary hotel offers modern accommodation and an extensive range of leisure and business facilities. Just over 3 km (2 miles) from Gloucester city centre, you can visit the revitalized Docks area with its many shops, restaurants and entertainment, or the cloisters of Gloucester Cathedral, the famous filming location for Harry Potter. This comprehensive hotel gives you easy access to Regency Cheltenham and the cities of Gloucester, Bristol and Bath and is within 45 minutes of Cardiff and Swindon, making it an ideal location for all your leisure, business and conference needs. Alternatively, with free parking available on site, use the hotel as a base to explore the beautiful Cotswolds.

The Crown Inn - In the Cotswold village of Frampton Mansell, The Crown Inn is a 17th-century 'cider house' with log fires, traditional home-cooked food, locally brewed real ales and good company! The Crown Inn is a beautiful building dating from 1633. Surrounded by Gloucestershire countryside, you can enjoy excellent views across the Golden Valley. Fine, local ingredients are used to prepare The Crown Inn's superb choice of dishes, including the popular, traditional Sunday roasts. The rooms are located in the annex. Free wireless internet is available in the public areas. Bedrooms can be converted into seminar rooms for small groups.

Thornbury Castle - King Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn slept in one of the bedchambers and walked through the ancient gardens at Thornbury Castle, a Tudor castle near the Cotswolds and Welsh Borders. Thornbury Castle resonates with history and is the only Tudor Castle in England to be opened as a hotel. There has been a vineyard within its walls for over 500 years, from which Thornbury Castle wine is still produced. At the castle you will discover atmospheric bedchambers, delicious Sunday lunches, free broadband, roaring fires and many historic features including suits of armour. On-site facilities include croquet and archery, and clay-pigeon shooting and falconry can be arranged with prior notice (extra charge).

Cotswold House Hotel - This exquisite 4-star hotel offers peace and tranquillity; sublime luxury and comfort, and exceptional food, as well as some of the most beautiful landscapes in England, right on the doorstep. The Cotswold House Hotel in Chipping Campden has everything you have been looking for in a luxury hotel. Ideal for a relaxing, restful, restorative break, the hotel has a great location in the heart of the stunning natural beauty of the Cotswolds, surrounded by some of the finest sightseeing in the country. The hotel offers the warm welcome and friendly personalised service you would expect from a privately owned establishment, alongside an impressive contemporary style and sleek modern comforts and facilities. The superbly appointed and luxurious accommodation has made the hotel one of the most admired luxury hotels in the Cotswolds. The impressive modern interiors are complimented by the impressive service.

Royalist Hotel - Enjoy a unique blend of beautifully restored English Heritage and exquisite food in The Cotswolds; an area of outstanding natural beauty. The Royalist is a Grade II listed building that ranks amongst the top 4% of protected buildings in the country, and is certified as the Oldest Inn in England, dating from 947 AD and authenticated in the Guinness Book of Records.

Royal Lodge - The hotel is nestled just below Symonds Yat Rock and stands exclusively in grounds of almost 5 acres, overlooking the river. It has terraced gardens of magnolia trees and a well established wisteria. The Royal was originally built in 1876 as a royal hunting lodge, and was converted to a hotel in the 1920s.

Noel Arms - At the centre of a traditional countryside scene, this 16th-century hotel in the High Street has been named a conservation area. Charles II once stayed here. Noel Arms has a cosy bar with log fire, and a restaurant menu featuring Cotswold produce. A coffee shop is soon to open. Chipping Campden is one of the most famous and best-loved towns in the Cotswolds, and it can be explored from this charming hotel.See pretty Cotswold stone buildings and the town's 14th-century church.

Crown Inn - Set in the heart of The Cotswolds this warm 16th century Inn & Hotel offers the best in Cotswold hospitality! With a country inn atmosphere the hotel offers charm with open log fires and homemade Cotswold dishes and specialities Located in beautiful Blockley in the heart of The Cotswolds just outside of Moreton-in-Marsh this honey coloured historic inn is covered in Virginia creeper which turns a stunning red in Autumn. Walk inside to the scents of wood smoke from the open log fires and snuggle into a comfy chair by the fire to view the daily papers with a coffee or something stronger. Dinner is served in the warm and friendly restaurant with lighter meals and snacks available in the bar. Close-by are the villages of Broadway, Moreton-in-Marsh, Stow-on-the-Wold and Bourton-on-the-Water.

Premier Inn Gloucester North - Conveniently located for Gloucester train station and within easy reach of the M5, this Premier Inn is 3 miles (4.8 km) from Gloucester city centre. Gloucester North Premier Inn has an on-site Table Table restaurant, free parking and rooms with very comfortable beds. Meeting rooms are available. Some rooms at Premier Inn can take 2 adults and up to 2 children (under 16 years). The 2 children also get a free full breakfast when accompanied by an adult eating a full breakfast. The full all-you-can-eat breakfast has the expected cooked items, including vegetarian sausages, as well as a wide continental selection.

Bell Hotel - The beautiful, half-timbered Bell is across the street from Tewkesbury Abbey. It has a friendly bar and restaurant and cosy en suite bedrooms. The Bell dates back to 1696 and is located in a historic area convenient for the town centre. There is free guest parking at the hotel. The bar and restaurant serves tasty traditional and modern dishes, and Real Ales. Each room has tea/coffee making facilities and a hairdryer.

Cotswold Grange Hotel - Located within a conservation area of Cheltenham, this beautiful retreat is conveniently positioned for you to visit the Racecourse, Pittville Pump Room, the Town Hall and Everyman Theatre. Situated in a peaceful, leafy avenue of similar grand buildings, yet only a short walk away from the many attractions in the centre of Cheltenham, the Cotswold Grange Hotel boasts many fine spacious rooms with high ceilings and ornate features. There are 24 comfortable en suite bedrooms. Amenities include ample off-street parking, complimentary wireless internet access and a superb breakfast, freshly cooked to order using fresh, local quality produce.