Until the eighteenth century
CHELTENHAM
was like any other Cotswold town, but then the discovery of a spring in 1716 transformed it into Britain's most popular
spa
. During Cheltenham's prime, a century or so later, the royal, the rich and the famous descended in hordes to take the waters, which were said to cure anything from constipation to worms. These days, while a fair proportion of Cheltenham's hundred thousand-odd inhabitants are undoubtedly well-heele... [More]
PLEASE READ ALL DETAILS:- Beaumont House was purchased by the current resident owners, Fan and Alan Bishop in September 2004. It is now run as a comfortable private hotel. Fan and Alan know how to make their guests feel 'extra special' with their friendly but professional touch. Both have extensive... [More]
The Cheltenham Park Hotel is a beautifully extended Regency manor house set in its own gardens with a natural lake. The hotel offers luxurious bedrooms and nestles at the edge of the Cotswolds, yet is only 2 miles from the town centre. The Lakeside Restaurant offers the finest cuisine, and the Lille... [More]
The Cheltenham Park Hotel is a beautifully extended Regency manor house set in its own gardens with a natural lake. The hotel offers luxurious bedrooms and nestles at the edge of the Cotswolds, yet is only 2 miles from the town centre. The Lakeside Restaurant offers the finest cuisine, and the Lille... [More]
This elegant Regency building once owned by the Duke of Wellington overlooks a quiet, residential, tree-lined square and yet is only a few minutes walk from the centre of town and Pittville Park with the Pump Room. 10 minutes walk from the Racecourse and centaur conference center the hotel could not... [More]
Great importance is placed on comfort and providing a warm and relaxed atmosphere in which guests can unwind.Located in an area of outstanding natural beauty in the heart of the Cotswolds, we make an ideal base from which to visit Stratford, Bath, Warwick, Oxford and the charming Cotswold villages n... [More]